Fully Booked (2024)

Actors as "chefs" for 2 days

Honestly, it's a bit hard to write a review for a TV show because the feel isn't the same as when we are watching a drama. But here we are, just sharing my impressions!

I know all of them as actors and have watched their dramas but it was a new side of them being in a tv show (for me) and in addition it's about running a restaurant in another asian country.

As I love food, I was quickly interested and at the end, it was very cute and entertaining to see those 6 actors dealing with how to make some dishes and to learn some other things related to customers service.

They did really well and I enjoyed every episodes. It was indeed short but I think it was enough to show some "new" concept. I also love their dynamic, they were determined and hard-working, most importantly, they learnt about teamwork, they have the teamwork vibe.

It's just that, it's a pity they didn't include male customers to have this diversity . Now who to blame? Because I'm sure, there's also some fanboys who are interested in tasting some of their idol's cooking.

Other than that, it looks delicious and I was already familiar with it because I've already eaten those dishes but for people who want to try Thai food, I also recommend it, especially the Chicken rice and for the desert, Bua loy although I also have another recommendation, it's Sam mit / ruam mit (3 colors) and my fav of all the time Khanom Chan with pandan flavor.

So yes, it was short but it was lovely and nice, it could cheer you up.

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Exciting Cultural Exchange, A Unique and Engaging Experience, Endearing and Uplifting.

"Fully Booked (2024)" is a captivating reality show that brilliantly combines the allure of Thai cuisine with the vibrant culture of Japan. This unique show, featuring six charismatic idols from GMMTV—Earth Pirapat Watthanasetsiri, Pond Naravit Lertratkosum, Force Jiratchapong Srisang, Book Kasidet Plookphol, Dunk Natachai Boonprasert, and Gun Atthaphan Phunsawat—transports viewers on an exhilarating journey across the skies and into the heart of Japan.
From the very first episode, "Fully Booked" grabs your attention with its refreshing concept. Watching these beloved idols step out of their comfort zones and into the bustling world of restaurant management is both entertaining and inspiring. Each episode is a delightful blend of laughter, challenges, and heartfelt moments as the cast works tirelessly to bring the flavors of Thailand to their new Japanese patrons. The show excels in showcasing the dynamic personalities of each idol. Earth Pirapat’s leadership and calm demeanor, Pond Naravit’s infectious enthusiasm, Force Jiratchapong’s unwavering dedication, Book Kasidet’s creativity, Dunk Natachai’s charm, and Gun Atthaphan’s wit create a perfect harmony, making every scene engaging and enjoyable. Their camaraderie and teamwork shine through, turning obstacles into opportunities and ensuring the restaurant’s success. One of the most remarkable aspects of "Fully Booked" is its ability to blend culinary arts with cultural exchange. The show doesn’t just focus on the delicious Thai dishes being served; it also highlights the rich cultural heritage behind each recipe. Viewers are treated to a visual and sensory feast as traditional Thai ingredients are combined with local Japanese elements, creating innovative and mouth-watering dishes. Moreover, the series beautifully captures the scenic landscapes and vibrant streets of Japan. The juxtaposition of Thailand’s spicy and aromatic cuisine with Japan’s serene and orderly environment provides a unique backdrop that enhances the overall viewing experience. The cinematography is top-notch, making you feel as though you are part of this exciting journey. "Fully Booked" also excels in its emotional depth. The show delves into the personal growth of each idol as they navigate the pressures and demands of running a restaurant. The bonds they form with the local community, their interactions with customers, and the heartfelt moments shared among themselves add a layer of authenticity and warmth that resonates with the audience.
In conclusion, "Fully Booked (2024)" is a must-watch for anyone who loves food, travel, and heartfelt storytelling. It is a testament to the power of collaboration and cultural exchange, wrapped in a delightful package of entertainment. The show not only celebrates Thai cuisine but also the spirit of friendship and adventure. Whether you are a fan of GMMTV idols or simply someone who enjoys a good reality show, "Fully Booked" is sure to leave you fully satisfied.
Review By :- Aadarsh Khule.

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