Jinny's Kitchen has become almost a near to perfect comfort watch for me for the entirety of its run time. It has allowed me not only to have a laugh at the funny situations that the staffs, circumstances and also the atmosphere brings but also allowed to face a new kind of variety program one might not often attach it with. A cooking show that allowed food to become much more than just a medium of nutrition and that allowed it to elevate it to become a sense of soothing comfort, almost like good music is incredible.

It is also incredible that we are looking at Korea's biggest stars ( Wooshik has acted in an Oscar winning film as a protagonist, Seojun is soon to be in a Marvel movie and Taehyung part of the legendary BTS, Yumi and Seojin both superstars of Korean drama, film and television ) and yet they all show a real slice of life. Not to say it hits reality or that it even needs to, but the sense of comfort and connection you sense while watching this show is an applause to everyone involved in it.

The cast is perfect. Their chemistry hits right off, the healthy companionship and team spirit they all showed throughout helped make it a wonderful watch for anyone who wants to have a fun time feeling all fuzzy.

This might be the most low stakes Korean reality show I have watched and yet it kept me on my toes. Whenever there was a rush of customers or the goals of money to be fulfilled, those were moments where I felt my adrenaline rush thanks to the tension, happiness, joy and much more that just leep off the screen.