Netflix confirmed it Culinary Class War 2 He will be previewed this December, even if his judge Star Baek Jong-Won continues to face growing legal disputes.
On September 2, Netflix hosted the media event of the Entertainment 2025 Festival at the JW Marriott Hotel in Dongdaemun, Seoul. The event was attended by the manufacturers Hwang Seul-Woo, Jang Ho-Gi, Kim Ye-Seoul, Kim Hak-, in, Kim Jae-Won, Jung Jong-Uueon, Lee So-Min, Kim No-Eun and the director Yoo Ki-Hwan, who turned to the decision to move forward with the release.
Director Yoo explained: “We confirmed the December version. In situations like this, we carefully consider the wider impact. With 100 chefs and 300-400 staff members involved, we decided that it was better to release the program as expected and leave the judgment to the spectators.”
The announcement comes among the recent disputes of Baek Jong-Won. His franchising of restaurants, Born Korea, has been referred to the accusations of violation of the laws on agricultural land. Despite this, Netflix has chosen to proceed, underlining the collective effort behind large -scale production.
The show puts the chefs “Black Spoon” -Talelenti underground culinary culinary culinary insectors-the chefs of celebrities “White Spoon” more than Korea’s elite in a ferocious battle to 100 chefs.
With his second season in preview this December, Netflix predicts that both fans and new arrivals are tuned, regardless of out -of -screen disputes.
As a manufacturer noted, “In the end, the public will decide how they see the show and its cast. Our responsibility was to complete the production with the hundreds of people who made us efforts.”
Sources: Nate News
