Kimura Takuya & Ok Taecyeon (2PM)'s ”Grand Maison Paris” was actually created by a 3-star Michelin chef

When it was released in Japan, the movie "Grand Maison Paris" attracted 960,000 viewers in its first week and became a hot topic due to the encounter between two Japanese and Korean actors, Kimura Takuya and Ok Taecyeon (2PM).
The film has attracted attention as it is known that the film is directed by Kobayashi Kei, the first Asian chef with three Michelin stars in Paris.
The film "Grand Maison Paris," which has collected hot topics, has released an appetizer teaser episode that teases the fierce competition that unfolds in Paris, the home of Michelin.
According to Hot Topic, chef Kei Kobayashi, who has been awarded three Michelin stars, participated in the supervision of the dishes to enhance the perfection of the dishes. "Grand Maison Paris" is a restaurant run by a chef who has been called "permanently awarded two stars" in Paris, France.
The film depicts the intense challenge that Natsuki Obana and her colleagues take on as they strive to reach the top of true fine dining.
After receiving three Michelin stars in Tokyo, he returned to Paris, France.
This appetizer teaser episode begins with a scene in which Obana Natsuki decides to challenge for a three-star Michelin award in Paris, France, and immediately leaves a strong impact.
The phrase "Grand Maison, time to cook!" appears, hinting at a fierce competition. The video shows a variety of ingredients from land, sea, and air, and the pursuit of perfection in temperature, appearance, and texture.
The exquisite presentation of the sought-after Michelin three-star cuisine stimulates the senses. The exquisitely prepared and delicately plated dishes are as vibrant as a peek into the kitchen of a high-end restaurant.
However, behind the gorgeous cuisine lies the pride of being a genius chef, and at the same time, the frustration of having only managed to achieve two Michelin stars, just like Obana Natsuki.
The delicate conflicts between the fellow chefs are visible, adding to the tense atmosphere. Interest is building for the best dish that will be completed after such conflicts, with all the chefs putting their heart and soul into it, striving for the best of the best.
At the climax of the video, Obana Natsuki expresses her expectations to Korean pastry chef YOO A, saying, "Let's get three stars," and the story unfolds beyond Tokyo and into Paris.
The film is set to raise expectations for the start of a new gourmet TV series.
Kei Kobayashi, chef of "KEI" (Japanese restaurant chain), is supervising the cooking and collecting Hot Topics. His participation is crucial as only 30 restaurants are awarded three stars in the French Michelin Guide.
"Grand Maison Paris" is a story about chefs who have earned three Michelin stars in Tokyo trying to get another three stars in Paris, and is based on the three real-life Parisian restaurants.
The dishes that come from the fingertips of the Michelin-star chef are embodied in the film. Kobayashi Kei said, "I wanted to let more people know about this tough and difficult world of work," and "Through filming, I was able to connect with the film."
"The food in the film is not just a small item, but an important piece that shows the passion and struggles of the chef, as well as the weight of a three-star Michelin.
The equipment was carefully adjusted to fit the scene. Chef Kobayashi's kitchen and tools were actually used on set, and actors Takuya Kimura and Kyoka Suzuki observed his cooking directly to add to the realism.
He said, "I learned a lot from the sincere attitude of the top actors," and added, "I hope that more people will feel the authenticity of fine dining through the film."
As this is a new gourmet TV series set in a real-life setting, the perfection of the culinary production is expected to give audiences a vivid experience of being in an actual three-star restaurant.
The film "Grand Maison Paris," which depicts Obana Natsuki's passionate challenge to become the first Asian to achieve three Michelin stars in the home of Michelin, will be released in Korea on August 27th.