I was wondering how Ms. Youn learned her English, does anyone know? I would've thought not a lot of Koreans her generation dpeak it much. My only trip to Seoul, I had more luck speaking in Japanese, which I didn't want to do, I'm sure people who know about the history can understand why, than English apart from people at the hotel. Nice to see Spaniards who are happy people, enjoying life and also raving about Korean food besides the tourists. They all seemed to love it! Some of the dishes I've never had, but now want to try. Seo Jun and Yu Mi work their tails off as do Ms. Youn and Seo Jin. I think it must've been hard, esp for Ms. Youn to stay on her feet for so long cooking, and I'm guessing why this was her last time to participate in this kitchen/restaurant series.

Plenty of laughs watching this, the assistant chef who comes with the big group is quite the character and what he said about Yu Mi was funny. I tried to see if he spoke to her after the big group's meal, but I guess he's too shy and didn't. Plenty of cute kids and dogs in the show.

I hope they continue the series with Jinny's Kitchen, saw Mexico first, after Iceland which is how I learned about this series and Bali. I don't know why, but I enjoy watching these shows and seeing what people say about the food and the actors, and seeing how international the customers have been in all the locations. What I really appreciated seeing is how these actors are quite humble and down to earth. Please stay that way, no one likes arrogance from people no matter their walk of life, at least I don't!