Korean content on Netflix is creating a global sensation, with "Culinary Class Wars" and the "Gyeongseong Creature" series leading the charge.

According to the Netflix Top 10 website, "Culinary Class Wars" recorded 4 million views (calculated by dividing the total viewing time by the show's running time) from September 30 to October 6.

The show has ranked No. 1 in Netflix's Global Top 10 TV (Non-English) category for three consecutive weeks. It is the first Netflix Korea variety show to hold the global No. 1 spot for three consecutive weeks. The show also ranked in the Top 10 in 18 countries.

The drama "Gyeongseong Creature" Season 2 is also receiving strong love. In its second week, both Season 2 and Season 1 entered Netflix's Top 10 charts. The strong response to Season 2 has driven renewed interest in the previous season.

Season 2 has ranked in the Top 10 in 30 countries, including France and Hungary, and has held the No. 2 spot in Netflix's Global Top 10 Series (Non-English) for two consecutive weeks. Season 1 has entered the Top 10 in 11 countries and is ranked No. 9 in the Global Top 10 series.

Meanwhile, "Culinary Class Wars" released Episodes 11 and 12 recently. The final missions and thrilling competitions came to an exciting conclusion as the winner was revealed. The Top 8 contestants delivered dramatic twists in the kitchen, like a war.

The second round of the semi-finals was a relentless cooking challenge where chefs had 30 minutes to continuously create innovative tofu dishes. Two chefs advanced to the final, where they competed in a showdown with signature dishes.

The final round was judged unanimously by Baek Jong-won and Ahn Sung-jae. The winner shared their thoughts, saying, "I achieved my dream. It seems like spending all my time in the kitchen wasn't a mistake. I plan to continue living between my home and the kitchen."