Husband recognizes wife's cooking during hidden camera prank at hospital

The KBS Fun-Staurant team staged a hidden camera prank at a hospital where a husband identified his wife's cooking by the taste of a citron syrup and soybean paste dakgalbi. Medical staff also enjoyed the special menu, which included sticky ribs and rolled omelets.

A wife's cooking skills left her husband doubting his own eyes. The husband, who usually adheres to a strict diet, felt a sense of familiarity upon tasting the food prepared by his wife.

A surprise event prepared by the KBS Fun-Staurant team took place at a hospital. To create the perfect hidden camera environment, the production team even prepared detailed notices for hospital staff, claiming they were filming Documentary Three Days. The medical staff and nurses on-site expressed high satisfaction, surprised by the unexpected special menu.

"It tastes like what I eat at home" — A flavor that piqued the husband's intuition

The core of this event was whether the husband could recognize his wife's cooking. One of the menu items, dakgalbi, featured a unique character different from the usual method, characterized by a sauce combining citron syrup and soybean paste. Upon tasting the food, the husband reacted as if he intuitively sensed it was his wife's cooking, stating, "It tastes similar to what I ate at home not long ago."

In particular, the director, who usually does not eat lunch well due to diet control, also joined the meal for this special treat. It was emphasized on-site that the wife's cooking accurately hit the husband's palate. After tasting the dish, the husband showed his recognition of her culinary skills, saying, "I've decided to do well from now on."

A pleasant twist revealed among "accomplices" within a meticulous setup

To ensure the success of the event, the staff on-site acted as a sort of "accomplice." Those participating alongside the production team maintained tension by staging the filming situation so the husband would not notice. As the husband began to suspect his wife through the taste of the food, a mix of anxiety over being caught and enjoyment occurred on-site.

Reactions continued at the scene that the wife's cooking was superior to the hospital meals. The prepared menu items, such as rolled omelets and sticky ribs, received a great response from the medical staff, and some staff members shared the joyful atmosphere by leaving proof shots on social media. The wife continued the pleasant conversation by asking her husband, "Isn't what I made more delicious than the food at work?"

Source: KBS WORLD TV (YouTube)