Bon Appétit, Your Majesty
Overview:
After time traveling to the Joseon era, a talented chef meets a tyrant king. Her modern dishes captivate his palate, but royal challenges await her.

Course Nº 1 Gochujang Butter Bibimbap
Season 1 · Episode 1

Course N° 2 Sous Vide Cuisine
Season 1 · Episode 2

Course N° 3 Haute Cuisine
Season 1 · Episode 3

Course N° 4 **** and Spinach Doenjang Soup
Season 1 · Episode 4

Course N° 5 Snowflake Schnitzel
Season 1 · Episode 5

Course N° 6 Black Sesame Macaron
Season 1 · Episode 6

Course N° 7 Dongnae Pajeon on a Rainy Day
Season 1 · Episode 7

Course N° 8 Rice Wine Beef Bourguignon
Season 1 · Episode 8

Course N° 9 Pressure-Cooked Ogyetang
Season 1 · Episode 9

Course N° 10 Joseon Restaurant
Season 1 · Episode 10

Course N° 11 Soy Meat Gujeolpan & Eggplant Pie
Season 1 · Episode 11

Course N° 12 Hwanseban
Season 1 · Episode 12
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