Park Shin Hye Is Praised For Her Culinary Skills On 'Three Meals A Day'

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On the May 29 episode of the tvN variety show, "Three Meals a Day: Fishing Village," Park Shin Hye and Taecyeon make radish kimchee, share mojitos and prove that they would make a great "We Got Married" couple. Park Shin Hye received praise from critics and viewers for the culinary skills she displayed during the episode. She prepared beef shabu shabu for the cast, describing the dish like a host on a food program.

Lee Seo Jin, a regular cast member on the show, immediately complimented her dish. "I didn't know a Japanese hot pot could be so delicious," said Lee.

Viewers also responded positively to her image on the show. According to Netizen Buzz, a trending comment praised the "Pinocchio" star for her effortless skill. "The way she brings her fingers in when cutting up food and how she knows how to make the different seasonings makes her look like a pro," said the unnamed commenter.

During her guest appearance on the show, she has also received attention for her adorable interactions with 2PM's Taecyeon. Taecyeon is a permanent cast member on the show and has appeared on the Global Edition of "We Got Married." However, his chemistry and banter with Park has exceeded expectations.

There were several cute moments during the May 29 episode. Taecyeon and the Hallyu actress shared a sweet exchange when he accidentally splashed her sweatshirt with red pepper sauce, during the preparation of radish kimchee.

The episode, which is the fourth of the season, recorded its highest national ratings to date. According to Nielsen AGB, the guest appearance by Park racked up 8.95 percent in nationwide viewership.

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About the writer: Adrienne Stanley is a contributing writer for Kpopstarz, KDramastars, MTV Iggy and CJ Entertainment's KCON blog. Her passions include a love of K-pop and Asian drama. When she is not writing she is hanging out on Twitter (@retrogirladdy).

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