Food-Centered K-Dramas That Will Surely Make Your Mouth Water [Updated 2022]
Are you one of those avid Korean drama viewers who also love eating good food? Do you crave bibimbap, naengmyeon, samgyupsal, and other tasty Korean dishes once in a while? Don't worry, we've got you covered!
Here's a nice list of South Korean dramas that will satisfy your palate with its featured varieties of scrumptious food!
Sweet Munchies (2020)
This 2020 romance comedy-drama series, starring Jung Il Woo and Kang Ji Young, follows the story of Park Jin Sun (Jung Il Woo) a late-night bistro owner who is currently facing a huge crisis that may take his place to close down. He then lies to save his dreams and slowly starts to figure out what's more important than wealth.
"Sweet Munchies" feature varieties of delicious cuisines and cooking montages that will surely make anyone's mouth water.
Wok of Love (2018)
If you love food, romance, and Lee Junho, then this is the perfect drama for you!
This drama depicts the stories of a former hotel chef, a fallen heiress, and a former gangster who meet at the lowest point of their lives. They then work together to serve good food that gives comfort to anyone who tries it.
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Aside from its superb cinematography and tasty dishes, its cast (Jung Ryeo Won, 2pm Lee Junho, and Jang Hyuk) is also a full package that will satisfy anyone's daily K-drama fix.
Jang Hyuk's charisma as a former gangster turned businessman, Lee Junho as a passionate chef, and Jung Ryeo Won as the runaway heiress torn between the two handsome bachelors - a perfect blend, indeed!
How Are You Bread (2020)
There's nothing better than seeing Kpop and K-drama merged into one!
If you're a K-pop fan, or specifically an EXO-L (EXO fandom), and a sweet tooth, you might want to check out Kim Junmyeon (EXO Suho) and Lee Se Young's "How Are You Bread."
In this web drama, Suho is a genius baker named Ha Do Woo who keeps on declining Noh Mi Rae's (Lee Se Young) casting offer in a baking competition program.
But Ha Do Woo's creations aren't just tasty. They can grant wishes! What's more? Those who tried his bread can even magically connect with their own feelings, which is why the lady scriptwriter does everything to cast him on the show.
It's a romance-fantasy drama with enemies to lovers trope, so if you haven't seen it, what are you waiting for?
Late Night Restaurant (2015)
This 2015 Korean drama is so magical, it follows the story of a mystical restaurant that is only open from midnight until seven in the morning and it's owned by a man called "Master".
In this place, no one needs a menu. The Master takes orders from his customers and serves them anything they want.
Aside from the filling and comforting food, the wisdom-filled lives and stories of customers who visit the restaurant will also make the minds of the viewers full.
It's a feel-good drama that will give anyone the urge to cook up their favorite food while enjoying their free time at home with their loved ones while watching the drama.
Itaewon Class (2020)
Do you love soju, sundubu jjigae, or chimaek, and enjoy a nice drama at the same time? Then watch "Itaewon Class," starring Park Seo Joon, Kim Da Mi, and Hello Venus member Kwon Na Ra!
Although the drama is filled with romance and thirst for revenge, "Itaewon Class" will still not fail to make anybody's stomach grumble.
With Sae Ro Yi's (Park Seo Joon) resto-bar "DanBam" and his crew who stands by him as he seeks revenge, he serves his signature dishes that are filling, it also hits closer to home. After all, good food is best served when prepared with love.
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This critically acclaimed smash-hit drama is available for international streaming on Netflix.
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Written by Elijah Mully.
