Pasta

Pasta (2010)

EndedScripted showDrama, Comedy, Romance

Food takes center stage in this aptly named South Korean drama series about Seo Yoo Kyung trying to move up in the male-dominated culinary world. Yoo Kyung is the daughter of a Chinese restaurant owner who aspires for success at a fine-dining Italian restaurant. She toils as the lowest-ranking kitchen assistant at La Sfera restaurant but hopes to move up to chef someday. Her goals become even harder to achieve when the restaurant hires the tyrannical new head chef Choi Hyun Wook, who immediately fires the female chefs in his new kitchen. Despite also being fired a number of times, Yoo Kyung survives the hostile work environment through her own drive and determination as well as the secret backing of Kim San, the behind-the-scenes restaurant owner who is smitten with her. The kitchen gets even hotter when San hires his friend Oh Sae Young, the most popular female celebrity chef, as co-chef to Hyun Wook. It turns out that the two dated while in culinary school in Italy, but the relationship ended badly when Sae Young sabotaged Hyun Wook to win a cooking contest. Through great spunk and perseverance, Yoo Kyung manages to improve her culinary skills under the tutelage of temperamental Hyun Wook while also capturing his heart. You'll never look at a plate of pasta in the same away again!

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Scheduleevery Monday at 21:55 (65 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E20Episode 20Mar 9, 2010
S01E19Episode 19Mar 8, 2010
S01E18Episode 18Mar 2, 2010
S01E17Episode 17Mar 1, 2010
S01E16Episode 16Feb 23, 2010
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Pasta' premiere?

'Pasta' premiered on January 4, 2010.

Who are the main characters in 'Pasta'?

The main characters in 'Pasta' are Seo Yoo Kyung, Choi Hyun Wook, and Kim San.

What is the genre of 'Pasta'?

'Pasta' is a romantic comedy-drama.

Where is the setting of 'Pasta'?

'Pasta' is set in an Italian restaurant in Seoul, South Korea.

Who is the director of 'Pasta'?

'Pasta' was directed by Kwon Suk Jang.

Is 'Pasta' based on a novel or a true story?

No, 'Pasta' is not based on a novel or a true story. It is an original TV series.

Did 'Pasta' receive any awards or nominations?

Yes, 'Pasta' won the Best Couple Award at the 2010 SBS Drama Awards.

How many episodes are there in 'Pasta'?

'Pasta' consists of 20 episodes.

Who composed the soundtrack for 'Pasta'?

The soundtrack for 'Pasta' was composed by Lee Pil Ho.

What is the storyline of 'Pasta'?

'Pasta' follows the journey of Seo Yoo Kyung, a woman with a passion for cooking, as she works in an Italian restaurant and pursues her dream of becoming a chef.

Are there any notable guest appearances in 'Pasta'?

Yes, actor Lee Sun Gyun made a guest appearance in 'Pasta'.

What is the overall rating of 'Pasta'?

'Pasta' has received positive ratings and was well-received by viewers.

Is 'Pasta' available on streaming platforms?

Yes, 'Pasta' is available for streaming on various platforms.

Does 'Pasta' feature any love triangles?

Yes, 'Pasta' includes love triangles that add complexity to the romantic relationships in the show.

What are some notable scenes in 'Pasta'?

Some notable scenes in 'Pasta' include the intense cooking competitions and the heartwarming moments between the characters.

Did 'Pasta' have a significant impact on the Korean drama industry?

'Pasta' was well-received by audiences and contributed to the popularity of Korean dramas, showcasing the talent and creativity of the industry.

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Also known as

  • 파스타 (Korea, Republic of)
  • Paseuta (Korea, Republic of)

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