dinner (2013)
dinner is a 2013 Japanese-language drama series created by Masato Hijikata and Hidenori Joho. It stars Yosuke Eguchi, Kana Kurashina and Yusuke Santamaria.
This drama follows the staff of an Italian restaurant and their everyday struggles.
“Roccabianca” is a famous and popular Italian restaurant, but their head chef and owner Tatsumi suddenly collapses and the restaurant loses its unique flavor. The number of customers rapidly declines, but the owner’s daughter and deputy manager Saori happens to find another chef named Ezaki through an online job market who learned cooking at the same place her father did.
Ezaki becomes the new head chef of this restaurant and while nobody can deny that he is a gifted chef, it’s his extreme rationalism that doesn’t exactly go well with the restaurants attempt to save its traditional flavor.
Quick answers
What is dinner about?
This drama follows the staff of an Italian restaurant and their everyday struggles. “Roccabianca” is a famous and popular Italian restaurant, but their head chef and owner Tatsumi suddenly collapses and the restaurant loses its unique flavor. The number of customers rapidly declines, but the owner’s daughter and deputy manager Saori happens to find another chef named Ezaki through an online job market who learned cooking at the same place her father did. Ezaki becomes the new head chef of this restaurant and while nobody can deny that he is a gifted chef, it’s his extreme rationalism that doesn’t exactly go well with the restaurants attempt to save its traditional flavor.
When was dinner released?
dinner was released on 13 January 2013.
How many episodes does dinner have?
dinner has 11 episodes across 1 seasons.
Who made dinner?
dinner was created by Masato Hijikata, Hidenori Joho and Mamoru Hoshi.
Cast
- Yosuke Eguchi as Ezaki Motomu
- Kana Kurashina as Tatsumi Saori
- Yusuke Santamaria as Soichi Segawa
- Morio Kazama as Hideo Tatsumi
- Yutaka Matsushige as Kohsuke Imai
- Yoshihiko Hakamada as Daiki Natsuno
- Norito Yashima as Kazuma Kimura
- Megumi Seki as Hazuki Muto
- Kotaro Shiga as Hamaoka Kotaro
- Yuki Shibamoto as Eriko Motomiya
- Mai Shinohara as Chihiro Nakano
- Yuki Ito as Satoru Ōhashi