Netflix, a global entertainment service, will start recruiting participants for the second season of the entertainment show .
Jongwon Baek and Ahn Sung-jae raised expectations by announcing in a video recruiting participants for Season 2 of "Black and White Chef: Cooking Class Wars" released on the 3rd.
The Jongwon Baek is "I want a participant who even I didn't know to come out." Age and career have nothing to do with it, and if you have confidence that you can make it delicious, you just have to challenge yourself. It's good as long as it's good." What about Ahn Sungjae?"I wish I could dig up a black chef I didn't know like a diamond."Hopefully, he encouraged the support of masters in the field.
There is only one qualification to participate in "Black and White Chef: Cooking Class Wars," which only sees the game through taste. Anyone who is confident in 'Taste' can apply now through Netflix Korea's official SNS.
"Black and White Chef: Cooking Class Wars" became the first Korean Netflix entertainment show to top Netflix's Global Top 10 non-English category for three consecutive weeks, creating a K-cooking survival syndrome worldwide. The Jongwon Baek "taste from start to finish" and "I thought I should be a little more sober and I should definitely take my own standards"?"Ahn Sung-jae's announcement of the screening criteria is also interesting.
In addition, the fiery journey to find the best 'taste' also adds to the expectation. "If the person I think comes out, this time you should be determined." The Jongwon Baek "I will not bend my opinion until the end" and Ahn Sung-jae's words "I will not lose rather than fight" already make us look forward to Season 2.
100 cooking class wars in which the chefs of Jaeya, who are considered to have the best taste, challenge Korea's top star chefs 'Baeksujeo'?Season 1 is available now on Netflix. Season 2, which adds to expectations with the start of recruiting participants, will be released in the second half of next year.
