During the July 19th episode of tvN’s “Jinny’s Kitchen 2” (directed by Na Young-seok and Park Hyun-yong), Park Seo-joon stepped in as the main chef on the third day of operations, showcasing an impressive display in the kitchen after taking over from Jung Yu-mi.
The fourth episode of the show maintained its position as the top program in its time slot for four consecutive weeks, across all channels including terrestrial TV, with an average viewership rating of 9.0% in the Seoul metropolitan area and a peak of 11.8%. Nationally, it also ranked first in its time slot among cable and general programming channels, with an average viewership rating of 8.2% and a peak of 10.6%. In the target demographic of men and women aged 20~49, the show achieved a metropolitan area average rating of 3.6% and a national average of 3.7%, securing the top spot in its time slot across all channels for the fourth consecutive episode. These
The latest installment of Jinny’s Kitchen focused on the second day of operations, with Jung Yu-mi and Go Min-si once again displaying their heartwarming chemistry. Jung Yu-mi, being the senior, took care of Go Min-si by helping her change her gloves and suggesting she add more rice to the less spicy dolsot bibimbap (Hot Stone Pot Bibimbap). Meanwhile, Go Min-si kept a close eye on the cooking progress and prepared for the next steps ahead. Their teamwork and support created moments of healing for the viewers.
Specifically, Go Min-si, who was noticeably more at ease than she had been on the first day, attributed her composure to Jung Yu-mi’s strong leadership in the kitchen. As Go Min-si playfully mimicked Choi Woo-sik’s flustered reaction from the previous day, Choi Woo-sik suddenly entered the kitchen. Sensing something amiss, Choi Woo-sik jokingly asked, “Who was talking behind my back?”But Jung Yu-mi and Go Min-si quickly diffused the situation with laughter.
On the third day of operations, which happened to be a Saturday, Park Seo-joon became the head chef and added a new dish, dakgalbi (Spicy Stir-fried Chicken), to the dinner menu. The restaurant quickly became packed with customers, and the waiting list was closed due to the high demand. Lee Seo-jin, Jung Yu-mi, and Choi Woo-sik efficiently managed orders, prepared drinks, and served food.
In the kitchen, Park Seo-joon and Go Min-si worked together seamlessly. Park Seo-joon’s skillful stir-frying of green onions in the sogalbijjim (Braised Beef) sauce and efficient organization of ingredients for the dolsot bibimbap were highly impressive. Despite the busy restaurant and long waitlist, Park Seo-joon remained composed, deftly maneuvering pots between burners with different temperatures to ensure timely completion of the dishes.
During the process of mixing rice for the dolsot bibimbap, Go Min-si attentively assisted Park Seo-joon by arranging ladles and bowls and managing fried items. This thoughtful support earned her a satisfied smile from Park Seo-joon, who even went as far as to suggest staying for an additional week to earn even more money, acknowledging Go Min-si as a highly efficient and promising rookie.
As the broadcast approached its conclusion, it was revealed that a table had started dining before the food was even ready, causing commotion in Jinny’s Kitchen. The preview hinted at whether or not Lee Seo-jin, Jung Yu-mi, Park Seo-joon, Choi Woo-sik, and Go Min-si would be able to fix the unexpected mistake with the first serving, leaving the audience eager for the next episode.
The show “Jinny’s Kitchen 2″on tvN is broadcasted every Friday at 8:40 PM.
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