After an 11-year hiatus, Masterchef Pakistan has returned with a redesigned format and excellent production quality that meets international standards.

The upcoming season of the show is expected to be larger and better.

Chef mastermind Saadat Siddiqi, baking guru Mahwish Aziz, and ingredient expert and chef Asad Monga make up the show’s new panel of judges.

According to their official Instagram, the culinary contests will “bring together the country’s greatest home cooks in a battle of skill, heart, and flavour.”

It’s not just a competition, he added, “it’s emotion under pressure.”

MasterChef Pakistan seeks to celebrate Pakistani cuisine and highlight culinary ability while giving young chefs a stage on which to get advice and recognition.

The show’s comeback will rekindle viewers’ love of cooking.

In the next season, fans can anticipate intense obstacles, novel tales, and inventive cuisine.

Midway through 2025, the show launched auditions and registrations in key cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.

A sizable number of ambitious chefs nationally responded. One hundred competitors from major cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad participated in the first season, which debuted on Urdu 1 on May 3, 2014.

Paragon Productions created the program, which was modelled around the global MasterChef concept.

Chefs Zakir Qureshi, Mehboob Khan, and Khurram Awan were among the initial judges who led competitors through a variety of culinary tasks. Ammara Noman won the championship and a monetary reward on July 27, 2014.

Pixel Entertainment is the producer of the new season. Knorr, Vim Pakistan, and Nestle Everyday provide their electricity.

Sabroso presents the program, which is co-sponsored by Walls, Kashmir Cooking Oil, and Laziza.