What starts off in modern day Korea with a male head chef extraordinaire, and frankly not a very likeable person soon becomes a love story with a twist involving a body swap and going back in time, with lots of sub-stories - from love triangles, the wicked family members, the trials of Court Lady Choi, and more.

We are taken on a journey of personal growth of our main character, who has not only been transported back in time, but also into the body of the opposite sex, a newly married queen, hence the title, "Mr Queen".

Particularly clever in how the banqueting menu incorporated modern day fast food favourites - be prepared to laugh (and in my case, go down memory lane with the reactions to the dessert!) Even the opening titles using collages and music added to creating a fun to watch experience.

And the title, "Mr Queen" is truly inspired!