K-Obsessed: Get A Taste Of Korean Culture With These Savoury Food Centric Dramas

Korean dramas have always been known for their unique and diverse themes, and one of the most popular themes in recent years has been food. K-dramas have played an important role in elevating the standard of Korean food around the world. And because of that Korean food-themed dramas continue to captivate audiences around the world. Korean dramas that focus on food have gained immense popularity due to their aesthetic portrayal of delicious cuisine, food culture, and the passion of the chefs. Here are some of the best food-themed Korean dramas that you should watch:

1. ‘Let's Eat’

‘Let's Eat’ is a drama that follows the story about four single people who are brought together by their love of food. The drama features various mouth-watering dishes from South Korea, and it celebrates the joy of sharing meals with others. The series consists of different characters and will have you on a rollercoaster of emotions. It stars Lee Soo-kyung, Shim Hyung-tak, Yoon Doo-joon and Yoon So-hee in the lead roles.

2. ‘Wok of Love’

‘Wok of Love’ is a popular Korean drama that has a strong focus on food. The show is about a former chef, Seo Poong, who becomes embroiled in a love triangle as he tries to help a struggling Chinese restaurant. This drama is a delicious blend of Chinese and Korean cuisine, with a dash of romance and comedy. The drama also has a love triangle and bromance along with a charming cast. Wok of Love stars Lee Jun-ho and Jung Ryeo won in the main roles.

3. ‘Chocolate’

‘Chocolate’ Korean drama follows the story of a man who dreamed of becoming a cook but ended up being a neurosurgeon and a lady who became a cook because of him. It stars Yoon Kye-sang, and Ha Ji-won as the lead couple. When they start working together, their paths cross again, and she helps him rediscover his love and passion for food. This drama is a moving story about love, loss, and the power of food to heal.

4. ‘Eccentric! Chef Moon’

‘Eccentric! Chef Moon’ stars Eric Mun and Ko Won-hee in prominent roles and was released in 2020. The healing romantic comedy-drama (Chinese Office Romance Dramas On YouTube) focuses on the relationship between the famous fashion designer Yoo Yoo-jin and famous star chef Moon Seung-mo, who meet each other in the Seoha village. The drama also delves into the cultural significance of food in Korean society, highlighting food as a way of expressing love and gratitude.

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5. ‘Oh My Ghost’

‘Oh My Ghost’ is a supernatural rom-com drama about a young, shy chef, Kang Sun-woo who becomes haunted by a ghost with culinary skills. Na Bong-sun, a woman possessed by the ghost, helps him improve his cooking skills and bring life to the struggling restaurant where he works. This drama features Korean street food, Korean barbecue, and other traditional Korean dishes. If you're looking for a light heartwarming story with a perfect blend of rom-com scenes. The drama features Park Bo-young and Jo Jung-suk in the main roles.

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6. ‘Dinner Mate’

This 2020 K-drama is based on the 2013 webtoon ‘Would You Like To Have Dinner Together?’ by Park Si-in. ‘Dinner Mate’ follows the story of an unexpected dinner with two unknown people in the restaurant who decide to become each other's dinner mates. They are both very different, but they find comfort in each other's company and in sharing their love of food. The story stars Song Seung-heon and Seo Ji-hye in the main roles.

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