Chef & Social life

doesn't matter what their occupation is, it matters about the person (e.g. personality). being a chef has nothing to do with it unless you're talking about it being hard balancing a social life and finding a girlfriend.

Depends on the specific chef.
His ambitions, dealbreakers, shifts, personality and standard of living.

My father was a chef for decades.
He had no problem finding gf's.
Although he worked very long hours, kept poisonous snakes and was only willing to consider dating red haired women of similar political inclinations to himself.

No surprise if he worked weekends as well, finding the right time would be a challenge for me. Maybe I should go to University to try socializing, go on to many events and possibly date women.

My parents met at uni in the 1970s when my father was a mature student.

On the other hand if you go to catering college or do a le cordon bleu diploma followed by a few years of practical training at a few 3 star rated michelin establishments then a enter into few partnerships and work hard you could be very lucky and get famous.
Potentially becoming the next celebrity chef like Gordon Ramsay or Darren McGrady.
Good luck!