"Black and White Cook 2" Why wasn't there Lee Yeonbok.."I'm done cooking". Cowboy, what are you up to

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Chef Lee Yeon-bok told how he turned into a cowboy.

Lee Yeon-bok said on his Instagram on the 14th, "I've filmed a lot of photos and a lot of advertisements, but I've never seen a cowboy before," adding, "I think it suits him well." Cowbok," and several photos were released.

The released photo shows Lee Yeon-bok, who is filming an advertisement with a cowboy concept. In the photo, Lee Yeon-bok is wearing a hat and costume reminiscent of a cowboy, frowning and posing several times. It also shows a different charm from its usual image with a mustache and beard.

Actor-singer Lee Jung-hyun, who saw the post, exclaimed, "You look so good in it," and singer Yang Ji-eun said, "I love this concept. Our chef, who digests everything, is the best," he said. Chef Jung Ji-sun also responded by posting a clapping emoticon in the comments.

Meanwhile, Lee Yeon-bok is a star chef who made his face known by appearing on various broadcasts such as "Please Take Care of My Refrigerator," "New Release Pyeon Restaurant," and "Altoran." He was mentioned as a chef he wanted to see in the Netflix competition program "Black and White Chef - Cooking Class War Season 2," which ended popularly on the 13th, but he did not appear, raising viewers' questions.

Among them, Lee Yeon-bok's remarks in Channel A's "Best Talk Documentary Four-Person Table," which aired in April last year, drew attention. At the time, he said, "I have a lot of customers at the restaurant, and it's been a while since I handed it over to my son. I am almost retired from the store. "I manage recipes and food materials, but I've withdrawn cooking to some extent," he said.

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