Popular Korean cooking reality show Culinary Class Wars will be renewed for a second season at Netflix. Culinary Class Wars debuted in September and features a competition among 100 chefs, with Korean restaurateur Paik Jong-won and Anh Sung-jae of Mosu Seoul, the country’s sole Michelin three-star restaurant, serving as judges.

Netflix has officially announced the Culinary Class Wars Season 2 renewal for its newest cooking reality competition show from South Korea. This comes after over a week since Season 1 released its final episode.

Part of Netflix's aggressive investments in the Korean reality category, the first season of 'Culinary Class Wars' has ranked No. 1 on the streamer's global top ten list for non-English series for three consecutive weeks.

Netflix’s cooking survival show, “Culinary Class Wars,” is set to return for a second season, the streaming platform said Tuesday.

Netflix's popular Korean cooking competition, Culinary Class Wars, is back for seconds! The streaming giant announced a renewal for the hit show's second season from Seoul on

Culinary Class Wars” is already working on the show's future cast as it eyes global culinary stars for season two, according to the show's creative team on Tuesday.

Netflix has confirmed the production of Season 2 of Culinary Class Wars. The streaming giant announced on Tuesday on its official account, “We will return evenly for Season 2,” teasing an even fiercer culinary competition ahead.

The divide between established chefs and lesser-known underdogs resonated well with audiences, despite initial concerns about stirring up issues of class division, the producers and a writer of Netflix's hit cooking competition show,

Netflix announced a second season for the cooking competition show "Culinary Class Wars" on Tuesday, thanks to its explosive popularity in Korea and abroad. The second season will premiere in the latter half of 2025.