A couple reminisce about world history food in the kitchen, a story that depicts the "time" of couples and history. (Source: Japanese = BS Shochiku Tokyu || Translation = kisskh) ~~ Adapted from the book “Reki-Meshi! The Definitive Guide to Eating Deliciously with Historical Dishes” by Masashi Endo. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
- Native Title: À Table！～歴史のレシピを作ってたべる～
- Also Known As: À Table!: Make and Eat Historical Recipes , A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutteta Beru
- Director: Yoshimi Takuma
- Screenwriter: Yokomaku Tomohiro
- Genres: Food, Life
Cast & Credits
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![Ichikawa Mikako in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama]( "Ichikawa Mikako in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama")
Ichikawa MikakoFujita JunMain Role -
![Nakajima Ayumu in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama]( "Nakajima Ayumu in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama")
Nakajima AyumuFujita YoshiwoMain Role -
![Mizuki Kaoru in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama]( "Mizuki Kaoru in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama")
Mizuki Kaoru[The aunt of the vegetable market]Support Role -
![Kanno Misuzu in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama]( "Kanno Misuzu in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama")
Kanno MisuzuHamaguchi AsukaSupport Role -
![Ando Yuuko in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama]( "Ando Yuuko in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama")
Ando YuukoFushimi SakiSupport Role -
![Imou Haruka in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama]( "Imou Haruka in A Table!: Rekishi no Recipe wo Tsukutte Taberu Japanese Drama")
Imou HarukaKaga SaraSupport Role
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Reviews
Ancient food is food for the mind
What I liked✅️ great concept
✅️ educative content besides the food display
✅️ though provoking dialogue
✅️ minimalist setting
✅️ the couple. The drama focused showing non typical relationship tropes , but mostly on the communication between the FL& ML and how they got to understand eachother. Couples cooking together and enjoying dinner together daily is a rarity nowdays ,that it gives a good feeling just by watching.
✅️ found my people 😃 This couple drank coffee regardless of the time of the day and couple of times a day 😁
What I found annoying :
🚫 the mustard colour pallete. I got used to it by the end of the drama ,but sometimes it felt depressing.They wanted to convey a warm atmosphere through the colours but the effect was quite opposite, tiring
🚫 the filming style in first 2 eps. I think the director wanted to give the impression of a sneak peak into a real couple life and not a drama, so it looked like I was following and filmed them. Luckily this changed from ep 3 onwards coz it would have been a deal breaker 😅
🚫 the fact that they found all the ancient recipes they made delicios. Look ,I am a foodie too , but that does not mean I like everything. It would have been more realistic if at least one dish would have been crap 😅
That being said I will be watching season 2 if it gets subbed😅
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