No, seriously, this lineup of chefs...ㅋㅋㅋ freaking amazing
What happened
ENHYPEN’s Jay follows Chef Jeong Ho-young’s unseen instructions at a matching workstation, preparing kombu-and-bonito stock and pressing scored black tiger shrimp straight for frying.
Why Koreans care
“유종의 미를 거두다” (yujong-ui mireul geoduda, to finish on a high note) literally evokes “reaping the beauty of the ending.” Jay uses this slightly formal idiom immediately after the caption identifies the episode as the Season 1 finale.
In the Korean comments
One comment maps the three episodes as “Western cuisine with Chef Edward Lee, Chinese cuisine with Chef Jung Ji-sun, and Japanese cuisine with Chef Jeong Ho-young,” revealing that viewers saw the guests as a three-cuisine lineup. Another writes, in translation, “How did they book them? It’s like they’re filming Culinary Class Wars here,” using the cooking competition as an exaggerated comparison for the casting.
What the words mean
“지린다” (jirinda, insanely impressive) literally refers to wetting or soiling oneself. In the comment praising the chef lineup, it is casual, crude slang for something overwhelmingly good—not a complaint.
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No, seriously, this lineup of chefs...ㅋㅋㅋ freaking amazing
Chef Edward Lee for Western cuisine, Chef Jeong Ji-seon for Chinese cuisine, and Chef Jeong Ho-young for Japanese cuisine... this chef lineup is insane
No, I think this episode was really well made. It’s amazing after only three episodes, Jongseong
BAKBING reaction summary
Many comments express awe at the impressive chef lineup.
Short notes from fans
ENHYPEN fan notes

The Sin : Parallel World Spin Off Single Album (Japan)
THE SIN : BLISS

THE SIN : BLISS (랜덤 발송)

The Sin : Bliss 8th Mini Album
THE SIN : VANISH
DESIRE : UNLEASH
ROMANCE : UNTOLD -daydream-
ROMANCE : UNTOLD
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