Paik's Mysterious Kitchen

Paik's Mysterious Kitchen (Korean: 백종원의 미스터리 키친) is a South Korean show. It airs on SBS.[1], following Baek Jong-won's Top 3 Chef King and Baek Jong-won's Food Truck after the Baek Jong-won's Alley Restaurant, the fourth part of the Baek Jong-won series. The programs were broadcast on May 18 and 25, 2019.

Paik's Mysterious Kitchen
Also known asBaek Jong-won's Mystery Kitchen
GenreVariety, Cooking
StarringBaek Jong-won
Kim Sung-joo
Kim Hee-chul
Country of originSouth Korea
Original language(s)Korean
No. of episodes2
Production
Production location(s)South Korea
Release
Original networkSBS
Original releaseMay 18 (2019-05-18) 
May 25, 2019 (2019-05-25)
External links
Website

Broadcast time

Broadcast period Airtime Type
May 18, 2019 - May 25, 2019 Saturday Pilot
118:40-17:30
217:30-18:10

Format

Mysterious Kitchen is a new cooking show featuring elements of mystery. Each week, two mysterious chefs cook their own signature dish in four-walled kitchens. Baek Jong-won, the famous businessman and food expert, and Kim Hee-chul, a K-pop star/food enthusiast, guess who the chef is based on various clues: how to understand ingredients, what technique they use, how to handle the fire, etc. Then, five culinary experts taste the finished dishes and vote for the winner. The show will entertain you by showing the masterful culinary skills, providing a vicarious satisfaction on delicious food, and making you solve the mystery. Plus, you can get the recipe for the winning dish.[2][3][4]

Program list

EpisodeBroadcast dateFood Evaluation GroupRating
Pilot May 18, 2019 Lee Yeon-bok, Lee Won-il, Fabrizio Ferrari, Yoo Min-ju, Park Sang Hyun[5] 3.8%
May 25, 2019 4.3%
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