Two stars, one kitchen, and a Michelin 3-star dream — Grand Maison Paris is ready to serve drama and fine dining on the big screen.
🍽️ From Tokyo to Paris — Michelin Dreams Continue
Grand Maison Paris, the highly anticipated sequel to TBS's hit drama Grand Maison Tokyo, is heading to Korean theaters this August via Lotte Cinema. The film picks up the story of passionate chefs pushing boundaries in the world's fine dining capital — Paris.
Set in the heart of French gastronomy, the film follows chef Obana and his team as they attempt to break past the 2-star ceiling and finally earn that coveted 3rd Michelin star.
🎬 Authentic French Flair & Culinary Detail
Filmed at real top-tier restaurants across Paris, the movie brings a richly detailed look into the city's haute cuisine culture. The food scenes were overseen by Kobayashi Kei — the first Asian chef to earn three Michelin stars in France — ensuring top-notch culinary realism.
The movie combines the emotional intensity of chef life with the beauty of gourmet dishes, aiming to engage all five senses. Upon release in Japan, it attracted 960,000 viewers in its opening weekend.
🌟 Blockbuster Cast & Creative Power Team
Directed by Ayuko Tsukahara (known for Unnatural, Grand Maison Tokyo, and My First Kiss) and written by Tsutomu Kuroiwa (Liar Game, Kingdom, Grand Maison Tokyo), the film reunites key cast members from the original drama.
Kimura Takuya returns as the brilliant but stubborn chef Obana Natsuki, obsessed with perfection. Actress Suzuki Kyoka plays Hayami Rinko, a culinary genius who aids Obana's comeback.
Joining the ensemble is Korean actor Ok Taecyeon as Rikyu-an, a pastry chef burdened with debt but driven by a passion for desserts — marking a fresh twist in the chef squad dynamic.
📸 Poster Tease: The 3-Star Challenge
The film's teaser poster features three golden stars — the hallmark of Michelin prestige — alongside the tagline:
"Creating the ultimate course in the birthplace of Michelin."
Grand Maison Paris will stir your heart and appetite this August in Korea. Don't miss this tasteful cinematic experience!
