Jeon Hyun-moo & Napoli Mafia's 'Doppelgänger' Chemistry and Contrasting Mukbangs Ignite Laughter on 'Jeon Hyun-moo Plan 2'

On MBN & Channel S's 'Jeon Hyun-moo Plan 2', host Jeon Hyun-moo and chef Napoli Mafia (Kwon Sung-joon) are set to deliver explosive laughter with their surprisingly similar personalities and drastically different approaches to eating spicy food.

In the 48th episode, which airs on the 26th at 9:10 PM, Jeon Hyun-moo, on a quest for the best 'waiting-in-line' restaurants, brings Napoli Mafia, the winner of 'Black & White Chef', to a 60-year-old renowned Nakji-bokkeum (spicy stir-fried octopus) establishment in Mugyo-dong.

After successfully identifying the restaurant, Napoli Mafia expressed hesitation about the spicy dish, citing his sensitive palate. Jeon Hyun-moo, known for his love of spicy food, reassured him, leading them to order different spice levels of Nakji-bokkeum and a clam soup to balance the heat.

During their meal, Jeon Hyun-moo inquired about how Napoli Mafia spent his 300 million KRW prize money from 'Black & White Chef'. The chef revealed he used it to purchase a jeonse (lump-sum deposit) house priced exactly at 300 million KRW, impressing Jeon Hyun-moo with his structured approach to success. Napoli Mafia declared, "I judge my own life," to which Jeon Hyun-moo echoed, "My motto is 'I am the answer,'" feeling a strong connection, almost like a doppelgänger.

However, the apparent soulmate connection took a humorous turn when Napoli Mafia tasted the Nakji-bokkeum and exclaimed, "It's spicy. It stings," revealing himself to be quite sensitive to spice, a stark contrast to his earlier confident demeanor. This unexpected 'doppelgänger twist' in their eating habits will be a highlight of the episode.

Napoli Mafia, whose real name is Kwon Sung-joon, rose to fame as the winner of the cooking competition 'Black & White Chef'. He demonstrated a practical approach to his winnings by purchasing a home that perfectly matched his prize money. He is also known for his disciplined lifestyle, abstaining from alcohol and smoking.