”BTS” JIN, what can't you do? ... ”World-class” professional cooking skills = ”I wish I could have taken a break”

JIN of the group BTS transforms into a chef on a 0.5-star desert island.

In MBC's variety programme 'I wish I had a good night's rest', which will be broadcast in South Korea today (19th), JIN of world stars 'BTS', 'CEO Ahn' Ahn Jung-hwan, Kim Namil, Sandeul of 'B1A4' and The story follows the 0.5-star class desert island operation of Lee Yong-bok - Chef Lee Hong-eun and his son. In the studio, Boom, Kim Tae-ho and Park Myung-soo will be watching and talking with them.

On this day, Ahn Jung-hwan says that he has invited a special guest and that he has to create the best dinner. In response, Chef Lee Yong-bok and Chef Lee Hong-eun and their son, as well as JIN, are all going to be chefs.

In the meantime, JIN tries her hand at making 'mulhoe' (cold soup with sashimi). JIN, who has always been interested in cooking and even received compliments directly from Chef Lee Yong-bok, surprises everyone by revealing her hidden culinary skills, such as preparing ingredients with professional-level knife skills and making sauce without measuring.

Chef JIN expressed his confidence that his mulhoe won't fail, and wondered if his mulhoe would be able to attract the customers' appetite. In addition to this, JIN is also preparing another hidden menu using leftover ingredients, which raises expectations vertically.

In addition to his world-class cooking skills, JIN has also shown his world-class moppan. JIN, who has travelled all over the world and experienced the delicacies of the mountains and seas, also tasted for the first time the 5-star cuisine of a 0.5-star desert island, which provoked a 'genuine reaction' and raised expectations.

Meanwhile, MBC's 'I Wish I Had a Good Night's Rest', which will showcase JIN's culinary skills and 0.5-star desert island cuisine, will be broadcast in Korea from 9pm today (19th).