Show Review: Dating in the Kitchen
If you love romantic comedies that involve food, fiery banter, and just the right amount of ridiculous hijinks, Dating in the Kitchen might just be your next binge. This 24-episode Chinese drama, based on the novel Finally I Get You , serves up a blend of sweet romance and savory storyline, topped with sizzling performances from its leads. It's a slow-burn to a certain extent — because let’s be real, she really fought hard not to fall in love but once the spark catches, it’s full-on fireworks. I give this one a solid 8.5 out of 10 — let’s dive into why. 🍜 Plot Recap The main character of Dating in the Kitchen is Gu Shengnan (played by Zhao Lusi), an ambitious and passionate sous-chef working at a high-end hotel. Her life takes a sharp left turn when she accidentally runs into Lu Jin (Lin Yu Shen), a sharp-tongued, stoic hotel executive with a palate as refined as his suits. After some misunderstandings, a co...
