Getting older does not necessarily mean getting more prosperous in life. For the single lady Je Gal Jae Yeong, dealing with love, career, friendship, and family relationship is still difficult. Moving to a new neighborhood, making friends with new weird people, getting a new job and encountering her boyfriend’s new girlfriend weren’t that easy. To make things worse, she suffers from a disease that developed newly. Let’s experience the solace of her daily warm meal that will comfort her living the tough life. She cooks with whatever may be available and feeds herself randomly. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 출출한 여자 시즌2
- Also Known As: Chulchulhan Yeoja Sijeun 2
- Director: Lee Woo Jung, Yoon Sung Ho, Yoon Se Young, Kim In Seon
- Genres: Food, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Park Hee Bon in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)]( "Park Hee Bon in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)")
Park Hee Bon Main Role -
![Lee Woo Jung in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)]( "Lee Woo Jung in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)")
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![Yang Hyun Min in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)]( "Yang Hyun Min in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)")
Yang Hyun Min Support Role -
![Baek Soo Jang in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)]( "Baek Soo Jang in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)")
Baek Soo Jang Support Role -
![Lee Jung Eun in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)]( "Lee Jung Eun in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)")
Lee Jung Eun Support Role -
![Park Jong Hwan in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)]( "Park Jong Hwan in The Cravings Season 2 Korean Drama (2016)")
Park Jong HwanJong HwanSupport Role
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Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
Just like I did with the first season of this web drama, I'm giving this season an overall rating of 7.5 based on my personal enjoyment of it, not based on the overall quality. In terms of overall quality, this season is a solid 10. It just didn't grip me the way I want drama's to, so I took some points off for overall enjoyment.As far as what the story is like, it's the same setup as season one. Slice of life told in a series of vignettes with food playing an important role. There are more yummy looking recipes that I wish I had the desire and motivation to make myself (alas, I have made a lifetime vow against cooking as we are mortal enemies), and the female lead is as interesting and relatable as she was in the first season.
If you watched the first season and liked it, you will enjoy this season.
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