'Culinary Class Wars' aims to release Season 2 later next year

The Netflix series "Culinary Class Wars' has been picked up for season two.

On Friday, Netflix confirmed that 'Culinary Class Wars' Season 2 has been confirmed for production, with a targeted release date of late next year.

In Season 2, Studio Slam's Kim Hak-min and Kim Eun-ji, who spearheaded Season 1, will once again team up with writer Mohm Seol to present an upgraded version of the culinary class war. PDs Kim Hak-min and Kim Eun-ji said, "We are grateful that we were able to go to season 2 thanks to the viewers. We will do our best to repay your expectations and love."

'Culinary Class Wars' captivated the world with its unconventional missions, a dynamic survival that was like watching a sporting event and a martial arts show. The intense competition, overwhelming scale, and unpredictable outcome of the twist after twist between black and white chefs who are serious about their culinary endeavors made the show a sensation."

The show is a must-see for anyone who loves to cook.

Beyond all else, Korea's top restaurateur and national culinary mentor Paik Jong-won and Ahn Sung-jae, chef of Korea's only three-Michelin-starred Mosu Seoul, were loved for their fierce quest for the best 'taste'. Baek Jong-won, who once again demonstrated his extensive knowledge and experience in the public eye and taste, and Ahn Sung-jae, a top chef who has reached the pinnacle of fine dining, were praised for breaking new ground in culinary survival with their meticulous judging that looked at the ripeness of the vegetables, the fine seasoning, and the intentions of the chefs."

Four weeks after its release, 'Culinary Class Wars' took Korea by storm, ranking No. 1 for the third consecutive week in the week of October 1, according to Good Data Corporation's FUNdex, a combined TV survey of dramas and non-dramas. It was also the first OTT entertainment show to take the top spot in Korea Gallup's September survey of "Koreans' Favorite Shows."