Netflix is transferring ahead with a 3rd season of Korean cooking competitors “Culinary Class Wars,” implementing a sweeping format change that shifts the competition from particular person chef battles to restaurant workforce showdowns.
The renewal reconfigures the hit collection round four-person groups representing a single institution. The structural pivot transforms the competitors right into a collective problem the place whole kitchens compete for satisfaction and fame, somewhat than particular person culinary prowess.
Chef functions for Season 3 are through Netflix Korea’s social channels. Eligibility is restricted to four-person groups presently employed on the similar restaurant. Particular person submissions and cross-restaurant lineups is not going to be accepted, although eating places working beneath the identical model throughout a number of areas could enter as a unified workforce.
“Culinary Class Wars” has maintained a presence in Netflix’s International Prime 10 Non-English TV rankings for 2 consecutive years. Season 2 drew specific discover for its intensified aggressive dynamics, ingenious rule buildings and escalating stakes whereas retaining the franchise’s core enchantment.
Studio Slam returns to supply Season 3, reuniting the unique inventive workforce together with producer Kim Eun-ji and author Mo Eun-seol, who’ve been instrumental in shaping the collection’ trajectory.
“Due to the unimaginable assist from viewers world wide by way of Season 2, we’re grateful to maneuver ahead with Season 3,” Kim stated. “We’ll do our greatest to ship an much more thrilling format and leisure that lives as much as expectations.”
The primary season was broadly credited with revitalizing Seoul’s eating scene, which noticed elevated restaurant bookings and renewed curiosity within the metropolis’s culinary expertise.
