A spin-off of the Youn's Kitchen series. A program that shows the process of Lee Seo-jin, who was promoted from director of 'Youn's Kitchen' in the past to now a CEO/boss, opening and running a small snack & street food bar abroad.
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As Day 3 of Jinny’s Kitchen begins, the queueing begins! Their cheat code for the busy weekend is spicy fricken and hellamyeon! Will they be big hits too? The penny-pinching boss changes and even rejects customers for a break? And Seo-jun cooks for the hungry staff! After a sweet break, the customer rush starts again and they start running out of food. How will their dinner service go?
After a full day off, Jinny's Kitchen faces a crisis. Seo-jun introduces a new menu, chibap, to boost sales and captivate customers. Will this ace up his sleeve bring more customers? On Wednesdays, when almost everything is closed, they'll either A) be the only restaurant open and attract all potential customers, or B) have zero customers! Will they hit the jackpot or make no money at all?
Jinny’s Kitchen is becoming famous in town! As soon as they open, they have a full house+revisiting customers+regular customers. Will their second K-Spicy menu satisfy the spicy lovers’ palate? Tae-hyung in the kitchen VS Woo-shik in the service. The interns’ promotion competition begins. Being in charge of three menus now, Tae-hyung dreams of becoming a sous-chef. Will their dreams come true?
Chef Park is not worried regardless of the nonstop customer-rush. As the Captain of the Kitchen returns with spicy "Sundubu-jjigae", the restaurant is back to business. The best service comes from the best ambience. What is Mr. Lee's strategy to bring back the peace at "Jinny's Ttukbaegi?"
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Did each season build momentum or fizzle out? Green arrows mean the finale rated higher than the premiere. Red means the opposite. Longer arrows = bigger swings.
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