Meen is recently heartbroken when he meets Jeng—a divinely gifted but equally irritating chef—and becomes addicted to his food. (Source: Thai = AmarinTV || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation
- English
- Українська
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- Native Title: เสิร์ฟรัก
- Also Known As: Serve Love , Serve Rak , My Universe the Series
- Director: Oh Anuchit Sapunpohng, Jane Kitt Bottasri
- Screenwriter: Thewarin Sirilert
- Genres: Romance, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Putter Phubase PratumratJengMain Role
- Cheetah Chonphiphat PhajeeMeenMain Role
- Nan Sujitra HemhiranMekSupport Role
- Muangthai SarupkarnNonSupport Role
- Ki Amnat TaengsombunPremSupport Role
- Jane Kitt Bottasri[Beggar]Guest Role
Reviews
I loved the dynamics between Jeng and Meen
The story did seem a bit rushed, the two only knew each other for a few days, but it was still an enjoyable watch. I think the additional plot relating to the whole restaurant / bar was not necessary, but it didn’t really bother me too much. I do think they could have shifted the focus a bit more on the cooking aspect, especially as it says that Meen gets addicted to Jeng’s cooking. Which is not really explored enough.I really liked their bickering and the innuendoes they kept throwing at each other. It didn’t appear forced, the two seemed very at ease with one another and made it feel normal. Both Jeng and Meen were aware of their shortcomings and were very forward with them. I liked that; it made them feel genuine. I think Putter and Cheetah had great chemistry with some cutesy vibes. But it really fit the two of them.
I also really liked Porsche and Mek as supporting characters. They were great friends, supportive and caring, but not too pushy with their friend. Noll, the ex, was an asshole. But that was too be expected. He has no redeeming qualities and I really like how Meen delt with him in the end.
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Over a bowl of hot soup, let's warm our souls and heal our hearts
Watching this miniseries was like getting a hug. Stories about people healing and finding new purpose in life over good food always holds a special spot for me, and this was no different.Meen and Jeng go through this journey after Meen breaks up with his, for the lack of better words, POS ex boyfriend, and after a few fights and arguments, they find common ground over Jeng's signature dish. With each bowl they share, they flirt and they fight, and they start to figure out that there's something there. The story could have been developed way better with more episodes, there is the notion of wanting to pack an emotional punch and provide proper backstories and emotional arcs for the characters, but it's hard to do with 2 episodes.
Nevertheless, there was definitely a lot of special things about these episodes, and the prospect of the two of building a loving relationship after a few hardships and just a few days together really solidified the depth of their bond. A beautiful story
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