On Chef Hua • Jul 19, 2020
Title Chef Hua
... Wow! This was very light. The plot kept me excited for each episode. I think the acting were amazing for each and everyone of the casts. The characters themselves had depth in them, you can see the character development throughout the drama. Though yes, it seems 'low' budget which to me was fine, there was nothing wrong with any scenes, film techniques was fine, music gave me a sweet and loving vibe. People mentioned that they saw different hands during the cooking scenes, and I honestly didn't even notice it until half way through the drama, so it doesn't even bother me. Yes, I think the ending could've had an extra scene where we saw the actual baby but honestly that much was so sweet and full of happiness even without it. To see a drama like this, one that didn't have a couple's relationship being toxic, or isn't stable, eSpEcIaLlY where the mother in law is shit, or big shocking things happening, and looking into legends, powers, palaces, emperor and princesses were definitely so refreshing. I've always wondered if someone was ever going to produce a drama that look into the common life because I was over the numerous heartbreaks and people being king and queen. BTW, the director is also the same one who did Chef Fang and is currently doing Maiden Holmes and Legend of Exorcist Zhong Kui.
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