'Chef and Hunter' Kyung Soo-jin Perfectly Handles Cooking and Hunting... This Time It's 'Shark Fishing'

〈Chef and Hunter〉's actress Kyung Soo-jin is on the verge of revealing the reality of the much-talked-about 'Shark Fishing' episode from the production presentation.

Channel A's variety show 〈Chef and Hunter〉 is a survival gourmet show where chefs and hunters search for wild ingredients in extreme nature. The show features the popular hunter Choo Sung-hoon, Im Woo-il, and Kim Dae-ho, who catch their prey and transform it into fantastic dishes by world-renowned chef Edward Lee, creating buzz every week.

Kyung Soo-jin, who joined as the first special member, is known for her 'golden hands' as she has various hobbies including camping, fishing, and cooking. Initially joining as the 'cooking specialist' to assist Edward Lee in the kitchen, she has perfectly handled hunting and fishing on-site, showcasing her versatility as an all-rounder.

In the last broadcast, Kyung Soo-jin led a curry competition with Choo Sung-hoon to victory for her first breakfast. After a blind test of the curries they each made, both Im Woo-il and Kim Dae-ho chose Kyung Soo-jin's dish. Not only did she impress with her cooking skills, but she also jumped into the challenging wild boar hunt, showing her perfect adaptation to the wilderness, which amazed the members.

In the upcoming broadcast on the 5th, the members will embark on serious night sea hunting aboard a fishing boat. After Kim Dae-ho caught a high-end fish, the 'Tomato Grouper', and enjoyed a fantastic feast, they are now faced with a high-difficulty mission to catch the ultimate prey.

As the members struggled in the pitch-black darkness and fierce waves, a strange bite was detected on Kyung Soo-jin's fishing rod, heightening the tension. During the production presentation, Kyung Soo-jin surprised everyone by dropping a spoiler saying, "I caught a shark," which has amplified curiosity about whether the big catch she reels in is indeed a real shark.

〈Chef and Hunter〉 airs every Thursday night at 10 PM on Channel A.