As L.A. prepares to host the world-renowned restaurant's $1,500-a-night pop up, Hollywood may find revelations of the creative visionary's violent temper all too familiar.

The chef behind Noma, "the world's best restaurant," has been accused of violence and intimidation by former workers.

René Redzepi, the founding chef of Noma, was accused of verbal and physical abuse by his former employees.

World-renowned chef René Redzepi’s $1,500 Los Angeles pop-up sold out almost instantly. Now, he’s feeling the heat as old controversy resurfaces. On Saturday, The New York Times published an exposé ...

A highly respected international chef has faced charges of abusive behavior towards employees for years. Now former staffers are speaking up in interviews.

Dozens of former employees say René Redzepi inflicted physical and psychological violence on the staff for years.

Noma's head chef Rene Redzepi is under scrutiny after former staff accused him of years of physical and psychological abuse.