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Master: God of Noodles
Contents
Details
- Title: 마스터-국수의 신 / Maseuteo - Guksuui Sin
- Formerly known as: Time of the Beast (야수의 시간)
- Genre: Revenge
- Episodes: 20
- Broadcast network: KBS2
- Broadcast period: 2016-Apr-27 to 2016-Jun-30
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 22:00
- Original Soundtrack: Master: God of Noodles OST
Synopsis
The story of man who, for the sake of revenge, must become a master chef of noodles.
Cast
- Chun Jung Myung as Moo Myung Yi
- Jo Jae Hyun as Kim Kil Do
- Jung Yoo Mi as Chae Yuh Kyung
- Lee Sang Yeob as Park Tae Ha
- Gong Seung Yun as Kim Da Hae
- Kim Jae Young as Ko Kil Young
- Choi Jong Won as Ko Dae Chun
- Lee Il Hwa as Ko Kang Suk
- Seo Yi Sook as Sul Mi Ja
- Jo Hee Bong as Do Ku
- Kim Byung Ki as So Tae Sub
- Uhm Hyo Seob as Congressman Choi
- Son Yeo Eun as Do Hyun Jung
- Cha Do Jin as Lee Ki Baek
Production Credits
- Production Company: Verdi Media / Dream E&M
- Director: Kim Jong Yun
- Original writing: Park In Kwon (박인권)
- Screenwriter: Chae Seung Dae (채승대)
Episode Ratings
See Master: God of Noodles/Episode Ratings
Notes
- This drama is based on a Korean manhwa Guksuui Sin (국수의 신) by Park In Kwon.
External Links