The Backpacker Chef Episode 4

백팩커 ‧ TV Program ‧ 2022

Episode Title: The Backpacker Chefs Go to the Military

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This week’s request sheet is from a military base, and the members must cook for 300 people. Jong Won and Dae Hwan were kitchen police when they served in the military, so they are used to cooking for many people. Bo Hyun and DinDin try their best to support them. After cooking for 300 soldiers, the members receive another special request. (Source: Viu)

Aired: June 16, 2022

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