‘Chinese Cuisine Goddess’ Chef Park Eun-young Marries Her Doctor Partner This Spring… a Surprise Announcement on ‘Refrigerator Please’

Chef Park Eun-young (35), who was loved as the ‘Chinese Cuisine Goddess’ on Netflix’s cooking survival show ‘Black-and-White Chef,’ is joining the ranks of brides-to-be.

With a doctor fiancé-to-be… Vows exchanged at Shilla Hotel

Chef Park Eun-young will tie the knot this spring with her partner, a doctor currently working at a hospital in Seoul’s Jung-gu. The two are said to be forming their marriage bond based on deep trust in one another.

The wedding news was revealed through a preview of the JTBC variety show ‘Refrigerator Please,’ which aired the previous day on the 29th, drawing a huge response. At the time, MC Kim Seong-joo said, “There’s a chef who will share wedding news right here,” sparking viewers’ curiosity. When it was revealed that the chef was Park Eun-young, congratulations poured in.

A Star of the Chinese Cuisine World Born from ‘Black-and-White Chef’… the Protégé of Master Yeo Kyung-rae

Chef Park Eun-young gained public attention when she appeared in ‘Black-and-White Chef’ Season 1 in 2024 under the nickname ‘Chinese Cuisine Goddess’ as a dark-horse contestant. In the Chinese food industry, where male chefs are the norm, she stood out as a rare female cook with both exceptional skills and striking looks, quickly catapulting to stardom.

In particular, she is also well known as the cherished protégé of the seasoned Chinese cuisine master Yeo Kyung-rae, who appeared on the same program in the category known as ‘silver spoon’ and boasts 50 years of experience. The warm chemistry between teacher and student, along with their solid cooking fundamentals, was one of the main points for viewers to watch.

The Most In-Demand Guest… a ‘Career High’ Pursuing Both Work and Love

After ‘Black-and-White Chef’ wrapped, Chef Park Eun-young not only joined JTBC’s ‘Refrigerator Please’ as a regular member, but also keeps busy in a variety of entertainment programs on Channel A, including ‘Chef’s Perfect Bite’ and ‘You Can’t Change the House, Can You?!’