BON APPETIT, YOUR MAJESTY
TV SERIES ARRIVES TO NETFLIX IN AUGUST
I usually do not watch Korean and Asian series, but this one seems very interesting so I thought I should share it with you: BON APPETITE, YOUR MAJESTY
twelve episode history fantasy culinary comedy arrives to Netflix August 16th. It was previously known as The Tyrant's Chef and the 70 minute episodes will stream weekly.
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| The series will start August 16th on Netflix |
THE STORY FOLLOWS
Yeon
Ji-Young (Lim Yoon-A) a French chef with a cheerful and determined
personality. One day, she wins a French cooking competition, but she
somehow finds herself transported to the Joseon era. She happens to
serve her food to King Lee Heon (Lee Chae-Min) of Joseon. He is the
worst tyrant who wields absolute power. He does have extraordinary sense
of taste. He is
able to taste differences of food when even the weather
changes. He happens to try Yeon Ji-Young's food and likes what she
made. He decides to take her to
the royal palace and have her cook for
him. Yeon Ji-Young, who was offered work at a Michelin 3-star rated
restaurant in Paris, finds herself working for the tyrant King Lee Heon
and presents fusion royal cuisine just for him.
able to taste differences of food when even the weather
changes. He happens to try Yeon Ji-Young's food and likes what she
made. He decides to take her to
the royal palace and have her cook for
him. Yeon Ji-Young, who was offered work at a Michelin 3-star rated
restaurant in Paris, finds herself working for the tyrant King Lee Heon
and presents fusion royal cuisine just for him.
I've watched a couple of asian series and liked them. Maybe I will check this one out too.
ReplyDeleteIt does seem fun.
DeleteNot a fan of any cooking show...
ReplyDeleteHow is that even logical?
DeleteTomó nota. gracias por la reseña. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteBe welcome
DeleteMy mom has been obsessed with all things Korean for the last few years. She’s even learning the language. Just last week she insisted Allison and I will be accompanying her to the BTS concert when they come to the US next year. I see a trend of retired ladies having a Beatles-like obsession lately with these Korean boy bands. It’s strange. I am not a fan of Korean arts, but if it makes her happy, I’ll drag my butt to the concert and spend $15 on a beer to numb my brain enough to sit through it. I’m sure she’ll be adding this series to her Netflix queue.
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting that mostly mature ladies are into Korean stuff even though you would expect teens to be. I do not get it either, even if they are well made and fun, I still find them all the same. The same goes for the popularity of anime and mangas.
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