Park Eun-young reveals communication difficulties with Western chefs during 'Culinary Class Wars' team battle: "I couldn't understand what they were saying"

Chef Park Eun-young and Chef Kim Tae-seong, who appeared on Netflix's 'Culinary Class Wars', revealed the hardships they faced during the team battle process through the YouTube content 'Bap Eun-young'. In the video, the two reminisced about episodes from when they were on the same team during 'Culinary Class Wars' and the bond they shared while looking out for one another.

"I couldn't understand what they were saying"... Park Eun-young reveals hardships during the team battle

Park Eun-young revealed her true feelings regarding teamwork, mentioning her experience working on the same team as chefs Nam Sung-Hoon and Yoon Nam-no during 'Culinary Class Wars'. Park stated that after the team battle ended, she continued a phone call with Chef Kim Tae-seong in her car for about an hour. She explained that the fact the team composition was mainly centered around Western-based chefs acted as a difficulty in communication.

In the video, Park Eun-young expressed the embarrassment she felt at the time, saying, "Since everyone except me was Western-based, I couldn't understand what they were saying." Chef Kim Tae-seong also mentioned the situation where Park Eun-young poured out her grievances regarding her own image and teamwork after the team battle concluded.

Park Eun-young spent time in the past facing restrictions on stepping onto the grill because she was a female chef in the Chinese cuisine field. Chef Kim Tae-seong mentioned how Park Eun-young made an effort to take charge of the family meal every day to prove her skills.

Chef Kim Tae-seong: "After the 'Culinary Class Wars' team battle, Park Eun-young talked about her difficulties during a one-hour phone call"

Chef Kim Tae-seong stated that his connection with Park Eun-young deepened through 'Culinary Class Wars'. The two reminisced that before the program filming, they only knew of each other's existence, but they became close through the filming, especially becoming closer while drinking alcohol together.

Chef Kim Tae-seong mentioned that he received a lot of help from Park Eun-young when he opened his establishment, 'Konobo-on'. Park Eun-young shared anecdotes of recommending or taking care of various kitchen supplies to help Chef Kim Tae-seong run his establishment, revealing the bond between the two.

"People who are good at family meals are also good at work"... Chef Kim Tae-seong's cooking philosophy

In the process of sharing food, Chef Kim Tae-seong cited 'family meal (staff meal)' as an important quality for a chef. Chef Kim Tae-seong emphasized, "I think character is the most important thing in everything a chef does, and family meal is where it is most visible," stressing that neglecting the family meal eaten with colleagues means lacking the qualities of a chef.

Chef Kim Tae-seong insisted, "People who are truly good at family meals are also good at work, truly," emphasizing that completing prep within the given time and the process of sharing it with colleagues is the basis of a chef. Based on her experience at the establishment run by Chef Kim Tae-seong, Park Eun-young also mentioned Chef Kim Tae-seong's management style, which emphasizes efficient operation and character.