Bon appétit, majestad

After more than 100 years of movies we can tell for sure 90 percent of the movies you watch today have a plot you watched already.

What matters is the way a story is written and how the actors perform. In this series they nail it. Im Yoon ah and Lee Chae MIn are perfect in the role of the chef and the tyrant king and the plot is fluid with the intrigues in the palace solved fast without drag.

After 3 episodes I can say the series is fun to watch and I hope continue till the end.

I really liked it! I know there are plots that could be similar, but I think this one has its own essence. I like the comedy, and both the king and the chef have a good amount of chemistry (I had my doubts, but I'm glad it turned out the other way around). For now, I like the dynamic they have, and I really like the touch of comedy.

A historical cooking drama, yes indeed.

The series doesn't have an original concept, but who cares? It's enjoyable, at least for someone like me who doesn't usually follow Korean dramas but loves historical series and cooking shows. That's why I find this blend in the drama perfect. I'll watch it for the sake of enjoyment and passing the time. I'm not expecting it to be an Emmy-worthy series.

It is absolutely entertaining and nailbitingly exciting, thanks to the story and it's surprising twists, but also so funny, if you're into that kind of korean style humour. We're in 4 episodes so far and can't wait to for the next ones. Ep 1 is actually the weakest one, with each episode getting better. If you're interested in an entertaining tv night with your beloved ones you should definitely watch.

This is actually quite entertaining. The storyline is unique and intriguing, the suspense kept me entirely glued to the screen for the first two available episodes so far. The acting is also impressive mixing the comedy with the drama flawlessly and realistically. Looking forward to watching the other episodes.