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Curtis Stone recalls visit from James Corden at his LA restaurant

Georgia Weir

Curtis Stone has revealed what it was like having James Corden and Adele in his Los Angeles restaurant, GWEN.

While speaking live with Nova's Fitzy and Wippa from the venue, Stone was asked about the big names who'd dined there.

"I know you don't like talking about this, but you just gotta give us one name where you joined a celeb at the table at the end of the night because they said, 'Curtis, come and sit with us because we just had an amazing meal'," Fitzy said.

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Curtis Stone says that James Corden has always been a gentleman at his restaurants. Wolter Peeters, The Sydney Morning Herald

The celebrity chef answered: "James Corden and Adele."

Stone was promptly asked if Corden had yelled at him, referring to a number of unpleasant allegations directed at him over the last few years.

"Did he yell at you? Did James Corden tell you off over an omelette?" he asked.

"James Corden has always been a gentleman in our restaurants," Stone replied.

Watch the video above to hear the exchange.

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James Corden was in hot water after being banned for alleged "abusive behaviour" at a NYC restaurant. YouTube

The celebrity chef revealed Corden and Adele invited him to sit down and chat, adding that Adele was "awesome".

Last year, the Late Late Show host was publicly banned from swanky French eatery Balthazar for allegedly "abusive" behaviour, and then unbanned after he supposedly called to "apologise" to the owner.

Fitzy and Wippa also asked Stone to divulge on the biggest chef blow-up he has ever been on the receiving end of.

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"A guy named Charlie Rushton who works for Marco," he said.

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Curtis Stone in his LA restaurant, Gwen.

Curtis Stone in his LA restaurant, GWEN. GWEN

"He was the head chef at Mirabelle when I worked there. And he lost it. Like, radioactive, you know, he was just throwing things left and right, froth coming out the corner of his mouth," he joked.

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"Charlie, I know that you're listening somewhere and I love you. And it was one of the most epic meltdowns I've ever experienced."

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