Laura

I think it's because kdramas don't usually do it. It's the same when they make a kdrama based on the japanese Korea, for the japaneses they use korean actors

Well nowadays that we live in a globally trade world yes, but in the century of that kdrama each country cooked with what they had. Chilies are from South America, they hadn't started to trade with them at the time of that kdrama, at least not in Asia

Korean food was not spicy back then, not even kimchi

At the end of the day America is the whole continent, I was talking about America as a continent in general, I'm not that informed to even know the country

I guess it was when american products started to be more global and europeans traded with american products, cause chili is from America. But yeah is crazy to think that kimchi was not spicy then!!

No, the most typical ingredients were soy sauce, sesame oil and fermented food, so no spicy at all

Well it's chinese, which is really difficult to pronounce, and the actors are koreans

Yeah korean food wasn't spicy until 16-18th century, that's why they overreact so much when they eat gochujang in the 1st episode

He's a villain in Alchemy of souls both seasons

Jinmu is about to ruin lives in every single historical kdrama🤣🤣

Can't wait to see the competition next weekend!!!

Jinmu can't miss the oportunity to ruin lives in historical kdramas🤣🤣

Yeah I supposed she was korean, usually kdramas use korean actors (same when a kdrama is based on the japanese Korean and the japaneses are koreans actors)

Can someone tell me the name of the chinese cook actress pls??

This gets better and better in each episode!!!!!

If it continues like this, it'll be one of the best kdramas of this year

Yeah, she leant how to cook the dishes of this kdrama for 3 months

The apothecary diaries (food version). I'm totally hooked on this kdrama

He falls first, he falls harder type of romance🤭🤭🤭

It might be one of the best 2025 kdramas, this is really my cup of tea