Amazon Prime Video‘s popular Korean variety show Jinny’s Kitchen (Seojin’s) will return with season 2 in June. BTS V, aka Kim Taehyung, was one of the most popular cast members of season 1. So, fans want to know if V will also be a part of the second season of Jinny’s Kitchen 2.
Season 1 of Jinny’s Kitchen aired on February 24, 2023, and ended on May 5. The eleven-episode variety show included K-pop icon BTS V, Park Seo-Joon, Choi Woo-Shik, Lee Seo-Jin, and Jung Yu-Mi. The first season of Jinny’s Kitchen happened in Mexico. Cast members set up a Korean street food shop in a foreign country to entertain tourists and locals.
Go Min Si replaces BTS V in Jinny’s Kitchen (Seojin’s) 2
Na PD‘s Korean food variety show, Jinny’s Kitchen, aka Seojin’s 2, will return on June 28 on Amazon Prime Video, and Go Min-Si will replace BTS V in the main cast. The Youth Of May star will be the new intern of the show, a position that Taehyung proudly occupied in season 1.
As BTS’ V currently serves in the Korean mandatory military service, the show’s sequel will not feature the singer. According to reports, Jinny’s Kitchen 2 will occur in Iceland’s Reykjavik, and the cast members will follow a similar format as season 1. Following the first season, Jinny’s Kitchen 2 will see Korean veteran actor Lee Seo-Jin as the CEO. The cast members will introduce new tourists to some of the most loved Korean delicacies.
The first-look trailer of Jinny’s Kitchen 2 reveals the complete cast of the upcoming show. Season 2 will feature Park Seo-Joon, Choi Woo-Shik, Lee Seo-Jin, Jung Yu-Mi, and Go Min-Si. The teaser also gives a sneak peek of the episodes. In one scene, Seo Jun looks flustered, sitting on the floor of a kitchen, explaining what kind of an exhausting day it was.
Fans familiar with season 1 of Jinny’s Kitchen know the show has a challenging format. The cast members must constantly keep up with the flow of customers and serve them delectable Korean food. After mastering the obstacles in season 1, viewers will explore how the cast members deal with the difficulties of making Korean food popular in Iceland.
