YouTuber Aoringi (real name Kim Min-young) recently visited Mosu, the restaurant helmed by Chef Ahn Sung-jae, who served as a judge on the Netflix show “Black & White Chef.” In a video uploaded to her channel “Aoringi” on January 26, she embarked on a high-end fine-dining tour which also included stops at Itanic Garden and Mingles, two of Seoul’s top gastronomic destinations.

During her visit to Mosu, Aoringi expressed high praise for Chef Ahn Sung-jae’s creations, noting, “The plating is simple and minimalistic, but the flavors are incredibly intricate. Every bite made me reflect, as if each dish was crafted to perfection.” She was visibly impressed as she sampled the diverse courses.

Although not typically a fan of vegetables, even Aoringi was won over by Mosu’s signature “vegetable wrap” dish. “People who don’t like vegetables could still enjoy this. It’s not just raw and crunchy—seems like each vegetable has been cooked or specially prepared, making it so much tastier,” she remarked.

After the meal, Aoringi enjoyed a special moment, meeting Chef Ahn Sung-jae up close and taking commemorative photos together. She commented, “The meal was absolutely delicious. You look even more impressive in person,” continuing her enthusiastic praise.

Aoringi’s culinary journey didn’t end at Mosu; she subsequently visited Itanic Garden, led by Chef Son Jong-won, and Mingles by Chef Kang Min-goo, delving further into the creative worlds of Korea’s top chefs.

Formerly an online shopping mall model, Aoringi rose to fame as a participant in Channel A’s “Heart Signal” and married race car driver Seo Ju-won in 2018, before divorcing after four years. Last year, it was revealed she purchased a Han River-view apartment worth approximately 6.6 billion won in Samsung-dong, Gangnam, Seoul, drawing widespread attention. This luxury complex is also home to celebrities such as entertainer Jeon Hyun-moo and actors Kwon Sang-woo and Son Tae-young.

Note “This article was translated from the original Korean version using AI assistance, and subsequently edited by a native-speaking journalist.”

Photo=Kim Min-young, Channel 'Aoringi'