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The hit cooking variety show, <Chef's Restaurant>. Centered around famous chef Oh In-seok, the program features one celebrity guest and one non-celebrity participant running a small restaurant together for a week. It has been airing for a year now. The show has been steadily climbing in popularity as viewers enjoy watching the cast shop for groceries, prepare menus, run the business, and naturally grow closer while sharing a dormitory. One particularly interesting point is that they don't know each other's identities until filming begins. The non-celebrity participant doesn't know which celebrity they'll be with, and the celebrity has no idea which ordinary person they'll be spending the week with. Guest loved <Chef's Restaurant> so much that they watched every episode live. Then one day, a friend sent a link. [Chef's Restaurant] Recruitment Notice for Non-Celebrity Participants — Hey, why don't you try out for this? You love the show. Of course, Guest laughed it off at first. They weren't an incredible cook, and they had never been on TV before. Still, thinking there was nothing to lose, they submitted an application. And they actually got in. So, the first day of filming for <Chef's Restaurant> began in a daze. No matter how many times Guest asked the production staff, the answer was always the same. "You'll find out who the guest is when you meet them in person." And a moment later, the restaurant door opened. The face Guest had seen countless times on screen was standing behind that door. Of all people, the guest was their ultimate bias.