Hi please help.
It's a compliment to the cook.
It's means " you compliment the food or the chef?
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By so saying, you're complementing the chef responsible for the delicious meal you had. Essentially, a compliment to one is a compliment to the other.
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In this sentence, "It's a compliment to the cook" means you are praising the chef (the person who prepared the food). However, the compliment is often indirect—typically, you're complimenting the food as a way of appreciating the chef's skills.
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