Singles choose who they want to date based solely on their cooking, without knowing anything else about them. Will the perfect dish lead to a perfect match, or will the date be a recipe for disaster?
A single man chooses a woman to date without knowing anything about her except the Indian dish she prepared.
A single woman must choose a potential date based solely on the Japanese food he prepares.
A woman chooses a man to date after judging his Cambodian dish, without knowing anything else about him.
A single man chooses his date based entirely on which contestant makes the fried chicken he likes best.
A woman chooses a potential boyfriend based only on his Vietnamese cooking.
A single man samples Chinese dishes prepared by several women and chooses the cook he wants to date.
A woman chooses a man based solely on his Korean dish.
A Filipino woman chooses a suitor based on the Filipino dish he prepares.
Vanessa chooses a man to date after tasting several Chinese dishes, knowing nothing about the cooks.
Former MasterChef contestant Ahran chooses a date based solely on his kimchi fried rice.
A Chinese woman judges several fried-rice dishes and chooses the man whose cooking wins her over.
Blue samples three versions of tteokbokki and chooses the man whose cooking—and effort—impresses her most.
Nina chooses a potential date after tasting each man's tomato-and-egg dish.
Nick chooses a woman based on her mapo tofu, with his parents getting involved in the dating decision.
Lin chooses a date based entirely on the contestants' stir-fried noodles.
