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5 K-Dramas To Watch If You Like Tastefully Yours! ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

We often watch K-dramas that revolve around genres like thrillers or rom-coms. But there are also a few dramas that involve food and cooking in the plot, which not only makes the storyline more interesting but also much more appetizing. Food and cooking have been used in some series to bring characters together, while in other shows, restaurants have been incorporated in scenes to add a sense of purpose to the setting.

Currently, Netflix series Tastefully Yours, featuring Go Min-Si and Kang Ha-Neul as the lead characters, is creating a lot of buzz and is leading the global charts. In the drama, Min-Si plays a determined chef while Ha-Neul portrays a nonchalant, money-loving restaurant chain manager. Whether love blooms between them or not, in the process, only time can tell, but so far, the storyline is going great.

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Chef Ella works as a sous chef at Hain, a restaurant that’s not doing so well. When her boss, Chef Chico, the head chef, as well as the guy she’s interested in, falls into a coma, the survival of the restaurant falls on her shoulders. With the help of her fellow chefs, patrons, and a mystery man named Raymond in the mix, will Ella be able to save Hain from an inevitable disaster? Replacing Chef Chico is set in the fine dining restaurant Hain, which combines Filipino dishes with a special Hain experience that is like no other. Chico and Ella are actually poles apart, especially at work, but somehow, after work, everything is forgotten. This is the first time I’ve watched anything Filipino, and my initial reaction was surprise at the predominantly English dialogue of the show.

Replacing Chef Chico begins in a strange way; it...

King the Land has become a beloved show thanks to the chemistry between the two leads and the nostalgic tropes in the series. As much as we liked the old shows that aired from 2013 to 2016, there were some elements that we despised because of their overly dramatic nature. King the Land uses those tropes and spins the wheel on them to subvert our expectations in the last moment and give us a happy love story with less drama and more fun. This list contains some of the shows that have the same level of mush that kept you hooked to King the Land, or they may have a similar plot line. There’s something about these shows that will help you fill the Jun-ho x Yoona-sized hole in your heart (at least a little bit of it). Without any further delays, let’s get straight into the shows you...

There’s something about K-dramas that Western TV series cannot replicate, no matter how hard they try. Whether you want to feel giddy with romantic shows, dive into captivating fantasy worlds, or simply experience the rollercoaster of human emotions, K-dramas have it all. While K-drama fever has been around for many years now, there are still many people who just have started exploring this exciting world.

If you’re a beginner looking to start your Korean drama journey, here are ten dramas you shouldn’t miss watching. But just a friendly piece of advice, make sure to have fast and stable internet from reputable internet providers like HughesNet to have the best streaming experience. So, without ado, let’s explore the ten K-dramas you must watch.

Descendants of the Sun

Descendants of the Sun follows the story of Captain Yoo Shi-jin (Song Joong-ki), a member of the Special Forces, and Dr.