Dang-sin-eui Mat

Tastefully Yours started off like a typical light romcom - a rich corporation vs. A small provincial restaurant, with a dash of chef rivalry. I thought it would be fun and predictable. But by episode 9, it completely flipped. It turned into an emotional, family-centered story that hit me hard. I cried non-stop from episodes 9 to 10. It's not just about food or love, it's about family, motherhood, and healing. A beautiful surprise. Highly recommended!

If there's one thing I wish had been improved, it's the lack of exposure for Chairman Han - her character needed more resolution, and I would've loved to see more scenes between her and Chef Mo. I want a part 2!

Was a cute, fun show. All his expressions were so great. Can we predict some of what's going to happen, yes, but we continue to watch Rom-Coms don't we?!. Being 'new' to KD, was so sad I didn't get the cameo significance in this show like I did watching Queen of Tears when Vincenzo shows up. I know it now and have another show on my watchlist. Love these cross-overs. Give it a go. It's a simple feel good show to pop on when not wanting anything complicated. Kinda like Hallmark Christmas movies, although better plot and acting, but an easy overall watch. Also enjoyed seeing some actor ranges... I just finished undercover high school and was not expecting the difference in characters.

The cast is good, but the story failed to draw me in. A stubborn heir of a premium class restaurant chain using dubious means to get star ranking meets a honest, yet equally stubborn chef creating outstanding dishes. So far the plot follows the enemy to lovers line with some lovely bantering. There are mouth watering glimpses into high end Korean food, natural ingredients and their manufacturing. Besides there is jealousy and treason.

It could also be my actual mood, but I found the story somewhat flat and found myself fast forwarding through the scenes, skipping dialogues and never had the impression of missing out on important details. The script follows outworn paths without much surprise. The shortened version is nice enough though, but not immersive (there are shows I keep on rewinding in order not to miss any details).

Great, fresh storyline. Engaging leads and who doesn't like food at the center of the story. However, as we come to the end, I've found the overacting, plot continuity holes, and missing common sense has dulled my enjoyment. I have liked Kang Haneul and Yo Subin in other program but I wish the write/director would have toned done the consistent overacting. Small things I can forgive as this is a RomCom but when the storyline isn't tight and things don't make sense...sigh...I hope they land it well. I won't share the problems (particularly in episodes 6-8) right now but I will come back with the holes we found after the series completes.

Do not be fooled by the first (a little slow and a little too crazy) first episode. The plot thickens, and it does so with all the very favourite KD elements. There is a very beautiful actress, a great lead as the heartthrob, and EXCELLENT second leads. The surprising cameo only makes it MUCH MORE PERFECT. The views, the making of the food, the cliche goofy behaviour when everyone becomes drunk - those are only some of the charming twists that give this very original drama its wonderfully exquisite aroma. I admit I watched the first episode and only came back to watch some more because I simply missed Yoo Su Bin, however, every one of the other actors is just as charming.

Binge it! Have fun! It's great!