'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty' First Teaser: YoonA and Lee Chae Min starrer creates buzz
time-slip drama
, '
Bon Appétit, Your Majesty
', has just been released, sending fans into a frenzy! The sneak peek showcases the undeniable and intense chemistry between lead stars
YoonA
and
Lee Chae Min
, leaving viewers buzzing with excitement for their upcoming on-screen collaboration.
About 'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty'
'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty' is about a chef and a Crown Prince, where YoonA's character is transported back in time due to an incident. Yeon Ji Yeong is a headstrong French chef in the present century, while Lee Heon is the king of the Joseon dynasty who is considered one of the worst tyrants at the time.
This time slip drama follows YoonA's character as she is transported back in time to the
Michelin star restaurant
where she was to take on the role of the Head Chef.
New character teaser dropped
On July 24, the production studio for the show shared a video teaser for the main characters of the show. YoonA is all dolled up in the typical chef attire with a cap as well as an apron with a knife in her hand to showcase her prowess at cooking. On the other hand, Lee Chae Min is donning a regal red traditional robe with a longsword and a contrasting expression. The two are shown wielding their knives in their own way in the teaser.
The drama is all set to air in the coming month of August on the 23rd and has managed to garner a lot of attention online.
Cast of 'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty'
Alongside YoonA and Lee Chae Min, the show boasts a powerful cast that includes but is not limited to Kang Han Na, Choi Gwi Hwa, Seo Yi Sook, Oh Eui Shik, Park Young Woon, Yoon Seo Ah, Lee Joo Ahn and Kim Hyun Mok.
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