Korean Food Popularity Surges in India

The K-drama series 'Love Next Door' concluded this weekend, promoting a message of acceptance over societal pressure, illustrating how parents can learn to embrace their children's choices. Meanwhile, the culinary world is seeing a surge in interest for Korean cuisine, particularly in the Philippines, driven by the popularity of K-dramas. At Conrad Manila, guest chefs from Conrad Seoul are showcasing traditional and innovative Korean dishes as part of their Legendary Chefs Series, aiming to enhance the cultural appreciation among diners. Additionally, the K-food craze continues to grow in India, with popular pairings such as ramyeon and chimaek being highlighted for optimal viewing experiences during K-drama marathons. The 'enemies-to-friends-to-lovers' trope remains a favorite among K-drama fans, as seen in various series that emphasize emotional growth and romantic transitions. Overall, the intersection of K-dramas and Korean cuisine is enriching cultural connections globally.