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明るくしっかり者のヨンシンは、田舎町で食堂を営む青年ギョンスと２人暮らし。

８歳の頃に天涯孤独となり、血のつながらないギョンスに引き取られた。

常連客が集う食堂でヨンシンは同い年のダジョン、ジョンフン、オボクと毎晩いっしょに食卓を囲み、町の人々から愛情をたっぷり受けて育つ。

 

ギョンスと共に食堂を切り盛りしてきたヨンシンは、高校卒業後、市内最大の高級韓国料理店“宮殿”に就職。

「温かいごはんで空腹の人々を癒す料理人になりたい」という夢に向かって歩み始めるが、思いがけない困難が彼女を待ち受けていた。

 

運命に翻弄されながらも、ヨンシンは持ち前の明るさと天才的な料理の腕で逆境を乗り越えて成長していくが……！？

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＜役名＞キム・ヨンシン（俳優名）チョン・ウヨン

調理師

<その他の出演作品>

  • 不滅の恋人
  • 黄金のポケット
  • 家族の秘密
  • 12年ぶりの再会
  • ゆれながら咲く花
  • 最高の愛
  • ジャングル・フィッシュ2

<役名>チョン・ギョンス（俳優名）ジェヒ

食堂の経営者

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>パク・ジョンフン（俳優名）クォン・ヒョク

ヨンシンに想いを寄せている

ダジョンとは付き合っている

医大生

<その他の出演作品>

など

 




<役名>イ・ダジョン（俳優名）カン・ダヒョン

ジョンフンのことが好きでジョンフンとは付き合っているけど・・・？

ヨンシンの親友

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>チャン・オボク（俳優名）チョ・ハンジュン

ヨンシンの友達

ダジョンが好き

フリーター

<その他の出演作品>

現在なし




<役名> チェ・スクチョン（俳優名）キム・ヘオク

韓定食店『宮殿』の社長

ギョンスとは過去に悪縁がある

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名> カン・ジョングォン（俳優名）ナム・ギョンウプ

韓定食店『宮殿』のオーナー

スクチョンの夫

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>カン・ジョンウ（俳優名）ピョン・ウミン

ジョングォンの弟

ミンギョンの夫

ジュニョンの父親

<その他の出演作品>




<役名> ソ・ミンギョン（俳優名）チェ・スリン

ジョンウの妻

ジュニョンの母親

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>カン・ジュニョン（俳優名）クォン・ドギュン

ジョンウ夫婦の息子

<その他の出演作品>

  • 秘密の女たち
  • 2度目のファースト・ラブ
  • 恋のラブ・アタック
  • きっと☆うまくいくよ!

<役名>チェ・ソンチャン（俳優名）イル

スクジョンの甥

韓国料理店『宮殿』調理師

<その他の出演作品>




その他のキャスト

● パク・ギョンチョル→（演）キム・ヨンホ

●セジン→（演）オ・ヨンシル

●イ・ワンス→（演）キム・ジョンホ

●メンスン→（演）キム・ミンギョン

●チャン・ヨング→（演）ハン・ジョンホ

など

 

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