Guranmezon Tokyo

Nice present for the cooking scene. 10 stars for kimura.

"La Grande Maison Tokyo" is a delightful Japanese drama that whisks you into the high-stakes world of gourmet cooking. The story follows Natsuki Obana, a charismatic chef who once helmed a two-star Michelin restaurant in Paris. After a scandal forces its closure, he teams up with Rinko Hayami, a determined female chef, to chase the elusive three-star Michelin dream in Tokyo.

The series does a fantastic job showcasing the grit and determination that's so characteristic of Japanese culture. Watching the chefs pour their hearts into every dish, striving for perfection, is both inspiring and mouth-watering. It's a treat for anyone who appreciates the art of fine dining and the passion that fuels it.

However, I have to say, the background music often felt out of place. It sometimes clashed with the scenes, pulling me out of the moment. It's as if the filmmaker had a refined palate for food but a rather questionable taste in music.

All in all, "La Grande Maison Tokyo" is a must-watch for food enthusiasts and drama lovers alike. Just be prepared for some musical choices that might leave you scratching your head.

A nice food gourmet drama and sometimes may excite you the food. Its a short drama with a little emotion at times but overall well directed.

I understand this show is about fine dining and Michelin stars. It's about the love of food and how it can transcend a feeling. That said. This show does it at the expense of personal responsibility. There are some choices people made without consequences and somehow the love of food and making it became the point. That really is the only minor issue. Some parts were a bit overly dramatic and somewhat cheesy, but I think that comes with JDrama. Overall good writing and acting. The girlfriend of one of the main characters (Shoshei) was a bit one dimensional and I honestly couldn't understand his attraction to her or his willingness to stay with her given her Father's treatment of him. Then again, cultural aspects I need to learn to look at outside of my Americanized view. Also, what was with random characters just showing up in a next episode? I'm beginning to sound negative I know. I really did like it.

If you looking for gourmet drama where you actually enjoy the foods, this is it. This show made me miss my family and it make me want to cook for them.

This show is defenitely on my top 3 gourmet drama i have watched in the past 15 years.