Song E-dam Shines as Ming Interpreter in 'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty'

Actress Song E-dam is currently enjoying a breakout moment in tvN's weekend drama, 'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty,' a fantasy romantic comedy blending time-slip intrigue with palace kitchen rivalries.

Joining the series in episode 7, Song takes on the pivotal role of an interpreter from Ming China, serving as a crucial bridge for communication between Joseon royal chefs and their Ming counterparts. In episode 8, she significantly heightened the drama by fluently translating a heated exchange between head palace chef Yeon Ji-young (played by Lim Yoona) and Ming's Tang Baek-ryong (played by Jo Jae-yoon) regarding the use of chili powder – a scene lauded for its intensity.

On September 18th, the actress celebrated her on-screen debut by sharing a photo with Lim Yoona on social media, captioned: "I pop up as the Ming interpreter in #BonAppetitYourMajesty — don’t miss it!" Her playful post reflected the growing confidence she has gained as the show's popularity continues to soar.

Song initially appeared in Channel A's miniseries 'Marry YOU' as Han-bin, portraying a relatable young civil servant. She later expanded her acting range through various short dramas, including 'Codename B: The Gukbap Agents,' 'Husband for Sale,' 'Love Magic Hongsi Bar,' and 'Fresh Romance.'

A graduate of the prestigious Zhejiang University, Song is fluent in Korean, English, and Chinese. Her trilingual ability and natural acting talent infuse her interpreter character with depth and authenticity, making her a standout in the ensemble cast.

'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty' airs on Saturdays and Sundays at 9:10 p.m. KST on tvN.

Song E-dam is a graduate of the prestigious Zhejiang University, a testament to her academic prowess. Her fluency in Korean, English, and Chinese allows her to authentically portray characters requiring cross-cultural communication. She has previously showcased her versatility in various short-form dramas, honing her acting skills.