First Look at TW-drama Love Cuisine with Lego Lee and Allison Lin

I already like what I’m seeing in the previews for upcoming SETTV Friday night drama, other than male lead Lego Lee’s orange hair updo style and wishing the drama could have a less generic English title. The network and it’s gazillion Love dramas, like Love Forward and Love, Now and Love Around for example, made even more frustrating when some don’t even the Love in the Chinese title. That’s the case here as Love Cuisine is called 料理高校生 which translates as Cuisine High School Student, which firmly explains the story setting which takes place in a high school.

Lego Lee and his leading lady Allison Lin will both be playing teachers, with him the cuisine instructor while she’s a master bartender. They took to an actual cuisine academy this week to promote the drama, and Lego even got propositioned by a female student acting if he’ll consider dating a high school student. LOL, only if he wants to get arrested, girl. I haven’t watched a Taiwan school setting drama in years so it feels like a welcome arrival, especially with the leads playing teachers rather than aging back to high school. The first teasers are out and look adorable, with Allison allaying my fears that she might be one of those annoying female leads onscreen. Nope, she’s cute without being cloying, and looking great next to Lego.

Teasers for Love Cuisine:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emBqRsU7eEw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-fIniddQ2c

Comments

First Look at TW-drama Love Cuisine with Lego Lee and Allison Lin — 11 Comments

mm on July 30, 2015 at 4:46 AM said:

koala am in a major korean drama slump right now, i havent watch a complete korean drama since the last two years.i just read comment and reviews of dramas which i find interesting but not able to watch them.i use to love them and i till do but the desire to watch them is so low that i find every drama not interesting so i dont bother to watch them anymore.i really want to start watching them and enjoying them like the i used to.will i even enjoy them like the way i used to at all.please me and anyone who read this text.

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- Dramafan on July 30, 2015 at 6:15 AM said:
  
  To answer mm: don’t worry about it too much. People’s tastes change all the time. I haven’t got into any drama these days either. I used to be a huge fan of reading, but don’t do it as much anymore. The point is just sit back and relax. May be you can try some good Chinese, or Japanese dramas to change things up a bit. By the way, this is my first time commenting
  
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- Yui on July 30, 2015 at 7:29 PM said:
  
  haha, i myself rarely finish watching kdramas. but may i give some recommendation kdramas that i finished watching and currently addicting?
  1. kill me heal me
  2. falling for innocence
  3. mask
  4. ghostess (still airing — super recommended)
  
  i watched many dramas from Mainland, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Thai, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, western, europe. wow.. when i get bored with a drama from one country, i’ll watch from another country.. and just like that 😀
  
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- Minihaha on July 30, 2015 at 11:25 PM said:
  
  At the moment I start watching some Kdrama but then soon drop them because they don’t interest me, so I wouldn’t worry too much about this.
  
  I can recommend some Chinese, Taiwanese and Japanese drama for you to try.
  
  Chinese
  1. Boss & Me (really sweet romance)
  2. Perfect couple (great till episode 20 then a little draggy but still good)
  3.lady & the liar (based in old Shanghai, quite long too)
  4. My sunshine the drama with wallace chung and Tang yangnot the movie
  
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  - Minihaha on July 30, 2015 at 11:32 PM said:
    
    Taiwanese dramas
    1. Someone like you
    2. Drunken to love you
    3. Fated to love you
    4. Queen of sop (draggy towards end)
    
    Japanese
    1. Close range love (the movie)
    2. Rich man poor woman
    3. Hana kimi
    
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- Plsherratt on August 15, 2015 at 3:01 PM said:
  
  Watch…Healer, Hello Monster, Yong Pal, Oh My Ghostess, Glorious Day, . These are watchable. healer is by far the best drama out there! I am like you….used to be obsessed with watching to the point my kids say I need an intervention! Not even kidding…….for the last 6 months I have stopped watching like half way through a series…..just not good enough to hold me. But, Healer I have watched three times. It is SO amazing! Just finished Hello Monster and by gosh the acting is so freaking amazing. Yong Pal is proving itself too. Of course it helps when I love all the actors! I started to watch Oh My Ghost…and stopped in the first episode. Thought it was a dumb concept. But then my friend is like….NO! Keep watching! So I have and it is pretty nice. It has my new fav actor So Yoon. Saw him in Glorious Day and he was a minor roll but OH MY GOSH!!!! And the best thing is he already did his military time!!!! Live him
  
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- Drama2015 on October 31, 2015 at 12:39 PM said:
  
  You’re not the only one in Kdrama slump. I’ve been surfing internet around to look for something I can watch but nothing on air got me through it. So I’m here to find anything, just anything that may eventually hook me up again. I’ll give this one a try. But I’ll appreciate it if anyone give me other recommendations.
  
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Christina on July 30, 2015 at 4:28 PM said:

Seconding dramafan’s suggestion to try other countries dramas. I probably would have lost interest years ago if I stuck to kdramas.

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Marie on July 30, 2015 at 5:20 PM said:

What is the song the song playing in the background of the first video?

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Yui on July 30, 2015 at 7:49 PM said:

btw, lego lee always reminds me of jo jung suk (ghostess) haha, they have the same aura, but lego looks naughtier.. 😛

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Faye Nunez on November 26, 2017 at 2:36 PM said:

Netflix love cuisine was fantastic,I love both Lego Lee and Allison. Got a crush on Lego.

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