The Tyrant's Chef (2025)

first historic drama that isn’t boring !!!

I considered that the plot wasn’t fresh at all because we haven’t already seen that storyline before in some other dramas but what was fresh was that she was the head chef for the king, being woman only in lower positions in the royal kitchen. In my opinion, there wasn’t any skips in the episode, even in the ones that weren’t romantic at all, it was entertaining all the time.

At first, I wasn’t convinced by the couple because I saw that the male main role was for another actor and then because of some controversy they change the actor but considering that this was his first big main role he did so well, he for real transmitted the emotion that was necessary in each scene, Yoona was the star of the show. She did so well and I even read that instead of getting a stunt actor for the cooking scenes, she decided to get the training herself and do the scenes. Seeing that she was so compromised with role made it so worth it to watch. The couple had so much chemistry that it wasn’t cringey to watch because sometimes it happens, even though they had some age gap, there wasn’t any trouble with it in terms of visuals. There were so many kissing scenes that I didn’t expect, it was really refreshing to see kissing scenes in a historic drama.

The cooking scenes were everything in this drama. They were so careful with ingredients and the processes of the cooking that they made you feel like you were cooking it yourself. every scene and every dish was so appealing that I consider myself going to a Korean restaurant to get it.

In conclusion, I think that this is at 10 out of 10 there are no gaps, but the only gap that I could consider a real gap is that how he made it to the future at the end it was the only question that I have but I can live with it I really like the ending and I found it so cute that he really was there for her and made her bimbimbap.

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