Drama
A loving couple become rivals when Belle opens a fusion bistro next to her ex-boyfriend Kram’s traditional restaurant in Bangkok’s chic Ari district.
To help her insecure boyfriend gain confidence in the kitchen, Belle arranges for a pair of legendary critics to taste and judge his dishes.
Belle is moving quickly ahead with their plans to open a restaurant, but traditional Kram feels uncomfortable with the choices she's making.
Pretending not to care, Belle waits impatiently for Kram to come crawling back to her, but their relationship might finally be over.
Kram gets reassurance to follow his heart. Belle heads over to Kram's restaurant to make things right, but she doesn't like the changes he's made.
Mew insists on working for Kram, and her no-nonsense, supportive attitude might be just what he needs. Belle prepares to open a restaurant of her own.
Triumphant after the successful grand opening of her fusion restaurant, Belle vows to put Kram out of business within three months.
Without telling Kram, Mew puts on a sexy dress and goes undercover to find out more about what La Belle Cuisine has planned.
Undercover as Milky, Mew manages to keep Arthur away from La Belle Cuisine during its big blogger event. Meanwhile, Kram's business is going great.
Defeated, Belle tries to ruin Kram's business by playing dirty. Meanwhile, her mother continues to see Kram's father without knowing who he really is.
Somkiat realizes he might be gay. Belle publicly admits what she did, and announces that she will be closing down her restaurant.
While out on a date with Arthur, Belle can't stop thinking of Kram, who also has second thoughts while on a date with Mew.
Despite their lingering doubts, Belle and Arthur forge ahead with their plans. Kram struggles with his feelings, but he wishes Belle well.
Belle rushes out from the big event when she hears alarming news about Kram. Left behind, Arthur gets a call from someone important.
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