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Catch these Top Chefs, Chopped Champions, and other TV chefs at euphoria in Greenville, SC

As “Top Chef” kicks off its filming, with plans to shoot in Greenville, alumni of the show and other fan-favorite television chefs are descending on our city for the 20th annual euphoria festival.

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Feast By The Field offers the best opportunity to sample multiple acclaimed chefs in one spot. | Photo provided by euphoria

It’s official: “Top Chef” has started filming in the Carolinas. Though we don’t know exactly when production will pop up in Greenville, we’re keeping our eyes peeled on Whole Foods.

According to our sources, production details are on lock and cloaked in secrecy — but we have good news. Former “Top Chef” contestants, “Chopped” champions, and other chefs that have shared their skills on the screen will be in town for euphoria. Here’s where to find them.

Shuai Wang

“Top Chef”
You’ll find this Charleston Chef and 2025 SC Chef Ambassador at Saturday’s Feast by the Field + Sunday Supper (sold out).

Chef T

“Yes Chef,” “Big Restaurant Bet” + “Hell’s Kitchen” (twice)
This chef is a beloved fixture at euphoria and can be found at Aged to Perfection, Party in the Park (sold out), The Brunch Club (sold out), and Feed Your Soul (sold out).

Chris Coleman

“Chopped,” “Beat Bobby Flay,” “Alex vs. America” + “Guy’s Grocery Games”
I’m excited to get a taste of this Charlotte chef’s food at Conveniently Crafted (sold out), and you can also find him at Party in the Park (sold out).

Dayna Lee

“Beat Bobby Flay”
Meals from this local James Beard Nominee is always a hot ticket at euphoria, and this year you can find it at Let’s Get Fizzy-cal (sold out) and Latin Street Eats (sold out).

Katsuji Tanabe

“Yes Chef,” “Top Chef,” “Bobby’s Triple Threat,” “Chopped,” “Beat Bobby Flay” + “Cooking Under Fire”
My spiciest bite from euphoria 2024 was from this Raleigh chef, so it’s fitting that you’ll find him at Bubbles & Bold Flavors this year.

Michael Sibert

“Chopped” + “Guy’s Grocery Games”
Greenville’s first Chopped champion will be at Feed Your Soul (sold out) this year.

Dallas McGarity

“Chopped”
Get a taste of this Louisville chef’s cuisine at Party in the Park (sold out) and the Chef’s Table (sold out).

Orchid Paulmeier

“The Next Food Network Star” + “BBQ Brawl: Flay v. Chauhan v. Lofaso”
Another euphoria favorite, this Lowcountry chef is serving up at Party in the Park (sold out), Local Roots & Ocean Treasures, and Sunday’s Feast by the Field. Pro tip: Locals get $15 off tickets to Feast by the Field on Sunday with a local billing address.

Stephan C. Baity

“Holiday Cake Wars” + “Halloween Wars”
This local chef isn’t just cooking, he’s carving as a self-taught food artist — and you’ll find him at Aged to Perfection.

Pro tip: Though many of these events are sold out — euphoria tickets go quick — but you can join the waitlist in case a spot opens.

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