Kanbayashi Megumi, a freelance writer around the age of 30, has not had a boyfriend in six years. She is brought a proposal by magazine editor Fushimi Yuko, whom she is on friendly terms with, for a second season of “trying to be hit on while eating” at restaurants suggested by single male candidates. Will Megumi be able to meet her ideal guy this time? Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 女くどき飯 Season 2
- Also Known As: Onna Kudokimeshi Season 2 , Take Me To Love & Meal Season 2 , Take Me To Love and Meal Season 2 , Dine and Woo Me Season 2
- Director: Yasuyuki Fukasako, Horai Tadaaki
- Screenwriter: Kitagawa Ayako
- Genres: Food, Romance
Cast & Credits
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![Kanjiya Shihori in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Kanjiya Shihori in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)")
Kanjiya Shihori Main Role -
![Ando Tamae in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Ando Tamae in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)")
Ando TamaeFushimi YukoSupport Role -
![Yamada Yuki in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Yamada Yuki in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)")
Yamada YukiOgasawara Yamato (Ep. 2)Guest Role -
![Ryusei Ryo in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Ryusei Ryo in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)")
Ryusei RyoAzegami Suguru (Ep. 3)Guest Role -
![Inoue Jun in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Inoue Jun in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)")
Inoue JunHirosawa Shinsuke (Ep. 4)Guest Role -
![Wakaba Ryuya in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Wakaba Ryuya in Onna Kudoki Meshi Season 2 Japanese Drama (2016)")
Wakaba RyuyaMaeda Shugo (Ep. 5)Guest Role
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Reviews
I quite liked the one story per episode arc with each new charactering bringing in a new perspective on different types of people. Although the trope of this series is quite repetitive and can get quite boring, but all the great food porn definitely compensated for the lack of movement in terms of the plot. After watching 2 episodes, you can pretty much guess the rhythm and direction for the entire series. Very seldom would you be surprised by the overall plot, but the writer keeps inserting little surprises along the way. And I think that's the reason why the story keeps people going back to watch one episode after another.
I would definitely recommend this show to any foodies out there who would like a mini series that doesn't rely heavily on romance to drive the plot forward. Bon appétit!
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