Jinny’s Kitchen Finale Reactions: BTS’ V Thank Fans For the Love; Ends the Show With a Dance Break

Jinny’s Kitchen Finale Reactions are feeling thankful for the comforting show that entertained everyone on the weekends. Especially the show ended in a rather musical way, with BTS’ V showing off his dancing skills which fans were not able to see as much. The show is similar to its predecessor, Youn’s Kitchen, with some changes in the menu. It first aired on 24th February and the finale ie episode 10 premiered on 28th April 2023.

Set in a small beautiful town in Mexico, Bacalar, Jinny’s Kitchen (서진이네) introduces Korean street food to their passionate customers! The cast includes Lee Seo-jin, the boss serious about the business; Jung Yu-mi, the new executive; Park Seo-jun, the new head of the kitchen, Choi Woo-shik, our good old intern and Kim Taehyung, the ambitious new intern.

Episode 10 marks the last episode of the show & the final day of business. Therefore, the owner was truly passionate about making the best sales so far, so that they can end on a high note. And from the looks of it, the restaurant seems to be brimming with customers even until late at night.

One of the memorable moments to come out of the episode is when one of the locals recognised BTS’ V aka Kim Taehyung and asked him about it. Without hesitation, the singer just gave a thumbs up and even danced a bit of his routine from the song Dynamite, although inside the kitchen. Such sweet interactions have been adored by many fans, who found it cute as well as hilarious.

Even while ending the show, V was seen being hyped up by his colleagues and the staff to dance to one of the popular songs, Run BTS, which has a powerful choreography. After showing off his cooking skills and even handling the kitchen on his own, the master of chicken showed off his real Idol colours with his dynamic dance.

Jinny's Kitchen Finale Reactions
Still from Jinny’s Kitchen Episode 10

He even took to Instagram to thank all his fans for their love & support for the show and even shared some behind the scene pictures of his fellow cast members & even the producer. While fans shared some thankful posts about the show, which essentially became their stress buster and even made many crave a hot soupy ramen with a tater hotdog.

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Jinny’s Kitchen is now streaming on Prime Video in countries like the U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, and Vietnam.

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