Even though he’s already a top-tier chef himself, he takes such good care of Monk Seonjae, who seems a bit out of place among the big-name chefs. (I heard he even went to learn from her personally before the show.) He looks after all the seniors who find it hard to mingle with today’s chefs, all while running around like the youngest member. Great vibes—even as a guy, I think he's so cool!
"Everyone is simping for the 'White Spoon' veteran chefs this season, praising their unexpected humility and professional chemistry, while the 'Black Spoons' are getting called mid in terms of personality."
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