5 Japanese Dramas About Cooking, Unique Lebaran Menu Inspiration

Kapanlagi.com - Japanese dramas always manage to capture the audience's attention, one reason being that the themes often reflect relatable aspects of everyday life, one of which is cooking. Not only do these dramas stimulate the appetite, but they also showcase meaningful life stories through the dishes presented. Food in Japanese dramas often becomes a symbol of emotional bonds, whether in family, friendship, or the personal journeys of the characters.

During Lebaran, many people look for inspiration to serve different and interesting dishes. Japanese dramas with cooking themes can be the perfect source of ideas, offering a variety of recipes and tantalizing flavors. Moreover, each drama usually comes with a story that contains life lessons, providing more than just a recipe.

From dramas that tell the story of searching for rare dishes to the struggles of a chef in achieving their dreams, these Japanese dramas not only introduce various delicious dishes but also reveal the stories behind them. Let's check out these recommendations for Japanese dramas:

1. THE ROAD TO RED RESTAURANT LIST

Japanese Drama About Cooking (source: mydramalist)

This drama tells the story of Suda Tamio, an employee who feels pressured and decides to travel around Japan in search of endangered dishes. On this journey, he not only discovers rare foods but also gains valuable life lessons.

2. CHIMUDONDON

Japanese Drama About Cooking (source: mydramalist)

It tells the journey of Higa Nobuko, a girl from Okinawa who dreams of becoming a famous chef. This drama follows her steps in introducing Okinawan cuisine to the international world.

3. MIDNIGHT DINER

Japanese Drama About Cooking (source: mydramalist)

In a simple diner that only opens from midnight until sunrise, various stories from its visitors are shared with the Master who runs the diner. Every night, this diner witnesses many unique and interesting tales, ranging from funny to full of surprises. The simple dishes served become part of the heartwarming stories.

4. MI WO TSUKUSHI RYORICHO

Japanese Drama About Cooking (source: mydramalist)

Adapted from a novel by Takada Kaoru, this drama is set in the early 19th century and follows the story of a woman named Mio. Predicted to have a life full of trials, Mio ultimately struggles in the culinary world as a chef facing tough competition. With the help of those around her, Mio strives to overcome all the challenges life presents.

5. SAMURAI GOURMET

Japanese Drama About Cooking (source: mydramalist)

Kasumi Takeshi, who has just retired, seeks ways to enjoy life more leisurely. In this culinary adventure, Takeshi enjoys various simple dishes, complete with a glass of beer alone. This drama presents a simple yet meaningful story, offering a positive perspective on enjoying life and food.

That’s a recommendation for Japanese dramas about cooking. Are you KLovers interested in watching it? If not now, when?

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