Baek Jong-won's Top 3 Chef King

*Baek Jong-won's Top 3 Chef King*
Baek Jong-won's Top 3 Chef King
	The Nations' Big Three format's image
Also known as	The Nations' Big Three, Paik Jong-won's Three Great Emperors, Paik Jong-won's 3 Great Kings, Paik Jong-won's Top 3 Chef King
Genre	Variety; Cooking
Directed by	Kim Joon-soo; Lee Gwan-won; Jung Woo-jin
Presented by	Paik Jong-won; Kim Jun-hyun; Lee Hwi-jae
Country of origin	South Korea
Original language	Korean
No. of episodes	94 (list of episodes)
Production
Production location	South Korea
Running time	80 minutes
Original release
Network	SBS
Release	August 28, 2015 –; July 14, 2017

The Nations' Big Three^[1] (Korean: 백종원의 3대 천왕; RR: paikjongwon-eui 3dae Cheonwang) is a South Korean cooking-variety program which has been broadcast since August 28, 2015.

From July 21, 2017, the program was spun off to Paik Jong-won's Food Truck^[2] (Korean: 백종원의 푸드트럭; RR: Paikjongwon-eui Pudeuteureok).

Since January 5, 2018, it was again spun off to Paik Jong-won's Alley Restaurant^[3] (Korean: 백종원의 골목식당; RR: Paikjongwon-eui Golmoksikdang).

Broadcast Timeline[edit]

Broadcast Period	Broadcast Time (KST)	Remark
August 28, 2015 – January 22, 2016	Fridays at 23:25	80 minutes
January 30, 2016 – April 8, 2017	Saturdays at 18:10	110 minutes
April 14, 2017 – June 9, 2017	Fridays at 23:20	Two consecutive parts (40 minutes/part)
June 16, 2017 – July 14, 2017		80 minutes

Cast[edit]

Main host[edit]

Main host

Paik Jong-won (Episodes 1–94)
Kim Jun-hyun (Episodes 1–94)
Lee Hwi-jae (Episodes 1–62)
Hani (EXID)^[4] (Episodes 22–51)
Soyou (Sistar) (Episodes 52–62)
Lee Si-young (Episodes 62–90)

Fixed guest

Kim Ji-min (Episodes 34–94)
Kim Hwan [ko] (Episodes 42–59)

Special host[edit]

Twice (Tzuyu, Dahyun) (Episode 27)
Hong Jin-young (Episode 28)
Jung Eun-ji (Apink) (Episode 29)
Park Seon-young [ko] (Episode 30)
Han Chae-ah (Episodes 91–94)

List of Episodes[edit]

2015[edit]

Episodes 1–17

Episode	Broadcast Date	Food Theme	Main Guests
1	August 28	Pork bulgogi	Kim Yoon-sang [ko], Kim Seon-jae [ko], Kim Woo-joo, Leah [ko]
2	September 4	Dak-bokkeum-tang	Dreamcatcher, Kim Yoon-sang [ko], Yoon Hyun-jin [ko]
3	September 11	Tteok-bokki	April
4	September 18	Tonkatsu	Unicorn
5	September 25	Kal-guksu	Sonamoo
6	October 2	Nakji-bokkeum	Jjarimongttang
7	October 9	Bibimbap	Melody Day
8	October 16	Barbecue chicken	Lee Hye-seung, Yoon Hyun-jin [ko], So Yoo-mi [ko]
9	October 23	Jjamppong	Berry Good
10	November 6	Spicy Pork	TAHITI
11	November 13	Gukbap	Laboum
12	November 20	Budae-jjigae	SEVENTEEN
13	November 27	Jeon	Twice
14	December 4	Jajangmyeonida	BESTie
15	December 11	Korean fried chicken	Purfles [ko]
16	December 18	Guksup	Lovelyz
17	December 25	Tteok-bokki (part 2)	GFriend

2016[edit]

Episodes 17–67

Episode	Broadcast Date	Food Theme	Main Guests	Remark
18	January 1	Samgyeopsal	Hong Yoon-hwa [ko], Laboum
19	January 8	Jokbal	Hong Jin-young, April
20	January 15	Haejang-guk	EXID
21	January 22	Top 3 Chef King's Most Preferred Menus	Hong Yoon-hwa [ko], Twice
22	January 30	Pork ribs	Fiestar	First episode of Hani as host
23	February 6	Mandu	Red Velvet
24	February 13	Sundae	Dal Shabet
25	February 20	Tangsuyuk	Cao Lu (Fiestar), Lee Soo-min, Laboum
26	February 27	Guksu (part 2)	MADTOWN, 4Minute (Jihyun, Sohyun)
27	March 5	Samgyeopsal (part 2)	Kim Ji-min, Twice	Special host: Twice (Tzuyu, Dahyun)
28	March 12	Gomguk	Kim Ji-min, Fiestar, NU'EST	Special host: Hong Jin-young
29	March 19	Dak-galbi	Baro (B1A4), Hong Yoon-hwa [ko], Oh My Girl	Special host: Jung Eun-ji (Apink)
30	March 26	Tonkatsu (part 2)	Kim Hwan [ko], Kim Yoon-sang [ko], Yoon Hyun-jin [ko], Yoo Young-mi [ko], Lee Byung-hee [ko]	Special host: Park Seon-young [ko]
31	April 2	Gimbap	Mamamoo, Jang Do-yeon
32	April 9	Bread	Eun Ga-eun [ko], Cosmic Girls
33	April 16	Jajangmyeon (part 2)	HEYNE, Laboum
34	April 23	Squid	Ladies' Code	First episode of Kim Ji-min as fixed guest
35	April 30	Bulgogi	BtoB
36	May 7	Barbecue chicken (part 2)	Twice, CLC
37	May 14	Ramyeon	Andy Lee (Shinhwa), Teen Top
38	May 21	Naengmyeon	B1A4
39	May 28	Mulhoe (Spicy Raw Fish Soup)	VIXX
40	June 4	Chicken (Dak-gomtang, Samgye-tang, Chicken in a hot pot)	Oh My Girl, Kim Hwan [ko]
41	June 11	Summer Guksu	Boys Republic, Park Bo-ram
42	June 18	The Meal of Life	Lee Yoon-ah [ko], Kim Seon-jae [ko]	First episode of Kim Hwan [ko] as fixed guest
43	June 25	Gamja-tang	Laboum
44	July 2	Partner Special	Choi Hwa-jung, Lee Keun-Ho, Kim Heung-gook, Andy Lee (Shinhwa)
45	July 9	Summer Vacation Special
46	July 16	Bunsik	Cosmic Girls, Soyou (Sistar)
47	July 23	Market Special	DIA
48	July 30	Cinema Paradise Special	Gugudan
49	August 6	Olympic Special	Brave Girls, Kim Yeon-koung
50	August 13	Fire Fighters Special
51	August 20	1st Anniversary Special	Laboum	Last episode of Hani as host
52	August 27	Jokbal & Dakbal	Ha Jae-sook, Kangnam (M.I.B)	First episode of Soyou as co-host
53	September 3	Seafood Kal-guksu & Eotang (Fish stew)	Ha Jae-sook, Kangnam (M.I.B)
54	September 10	Jeon & Pizza	Choi Jung-woo, Alberto Mondi
55	September 17	Best of Best Restaurants' Highlights		Re-broadcast some parts of the previous episodes
56	September 24	Mandu & Sujebi	Sam Okyere, Kwon Hyuk-soo
57	October 8	Jajangmyeon & Jjamppong	Lee Guk-joo, Heo Young-ji
58	October 15	Tteok-bokki & Sundae	Ji Sang-ryeol, Jun Hyo-seong (Secret)
59	October 22	Busan Special	Kim Kwang-kyu, Bora (Sistar)
60	October 29	Pork ribs & Bossam	Kim Kwang-kyu, Cheng Xiao (Cosmic Girls)	Last episode of Kim Hwan [ko] as fixed guest
61	November 5	Udon & Tonkatsu	Kim Joon-ho, Twice (Dahyun, Chaeyoung)
62	November 19	Jjimdak & Korean fried chicken	Lee Jun-hyeok, Apink (Jung Eun-ji, Oh Ha-young)	Last episode of Lee Hwi-jae as host and Soyou as co-host
63	December 3	Winter Bunsik	Defconn, Sandeul (B1A4)	First episode of Lee Si-young as host
64	December 10	Haejang-guk (part 2)	Gong Myung, Min Jin-woong
65	December 17	Ramyeon & Hamburger	Park Chul-min, Tei, YooA (Oh My Girl)
66	December 24	Gopchang & Nakji	Kang Min-kyung (Davichi), Oh Dae-hwan
67	December 31	Pasta & Hamburg steak	Jinyoung (B1A4), Kim Yoon-ah (Jaurim)	New Year's Eve Special

2017[edit]

Episodes 68–95

Episode	Broadcast Date	Food Theme	Main Guests	Remark
68	January 7	Jeonju's Five Flavors	BTS (Jin, J-Hope)
69	January 14	World Guksu	I.O.I (Chaeyeon (DIA), Sejeong (Gugudan)), Thunder
70	January 21	National Jjigae	Tony An, Shoo (S.E.S.)
71	January 28	Winter Health Food	Jung Shi-ah [ko], AOA (Choa, Mina)	Seollal Special
72	February 4	Bapdoduk (Rice Thief)	Kangnam, Jeon Hye-bin
73	February 11	Daegu's Five Flavor Alleys	Kim Min-kyung [ko], Key (SHINee), Irene (Red Velvet)
74	February 18	Beef	Kim Wan-sun, Kim Jong-min, Kim Dong-jun (ZE:A), DinDin
75	February 25	Kkochi	Park Na-rae, Kim Joon-ho, Mina Fujii
76	March 4	University's Restaurant Special	BtoB (Sungjae, Peniel), Shin (Cross Gene), Hong Jin-young
77	March 11	Spring Special	Choi Min-yong, Jessi, Eric Nam, GFriend (Yerin, Yuju)
78	March 18	Spicy Flavor Special	Sandara Park, Jung Yong-hwa (CNBLUE), Shindong (Super Junior), Solbin (Laboum), Dawon (SF9)
79	March 25	Jeju-do Special	Girl's Day
80	April 1	Taxi Drivers' Favorite Restaurant Special	Jang Yun-jeong, Hyoyeon (Girls' Generation), SEVENTEEN (Mingyu, Seungkwan)
81	April 8	Mountain Climbing Road Special	Yoon Taek [ko], Ye Jeong-hwa [ko], Nara (Hello Venus), Kim Dong-hyun
82	April 14	School Bunsik	Red Velvet (Seulgi, Irene), Roy Kim, DinDin
83	April 21	Travel to Jeollanam-do	Son Hoyoung (g.o.d), Jeong Jinwoon (2AM), WINNER (Lee Seung-hoon, Kang Seung-yoon)
84	April 28	Gangwon-do's Flavor Special	Noh Sa-yeon, Hong Soo-hyun, P. O (Block B)
85	May 5	Pork Party	Kim Yong-man, Lee Jung-shin (CNBLUE), Jimin (AOA), Rowoon (SF9)
86	May 12	Pojangmacha	Oh Yoon-ah, Rose Motel [ko] (Yook Joong-wan [ko], Kang Joon-woo)
87	May 19	Adult-only Flavor Special	Twice
88	May 26	Food Pairings with Beer	HIGHLIGHT (except Yoon Doo-joon)
89	June 2	World Cuisine Festival	Kim Tae-woo (g.o.d), Park So-hyun, Johyun (Berry Good)
90	June 9	Naeng-guksu Special	Gummy, Choi Yoon-young, Heo Kyung-hwan	Last episode of Lee Si-young as host
91	June 16	Tokyo Eating Tour	Kim Young-chul, Gugudan (Sejeong, Nayoung)	First episode of Han Chae-ah as special host Kim Young-chul became the special chef to make monjayaki
92	June 23	Hong Kong Special	Kim Min-jong, Hwang Chi-yeul, Solar (Mamamoo)
93	June 30	Beef Special	F.T. Island (Lee Hong-gi, Choi Jong-hoon), Kyungri (Nine Muses), Parc Jae-jung
94	July 7	Chinese cuisine's Partner Menu	Kang Susie, Chae Yeon, iKON (Jay, Bobby)	Last episode of Kim Jun-hyun as host, Han Chae-ah as special host, Kim Ji-min as fixed guest
95	July 14	"The Nations' Big Three" Format's Highlights	no guest	End of the format "The Nations' Big Three"

Awards and nominations[edit]

Year	Award	Category	Recipient	Result
2016	10th SBS Entertainment Awards^[5]	PD Award	Kim Jun-hyun	Won
		Top Excellence Award in Talk Show	Kim Jun-hyun	Nominated
		Rookie Award, Female	Lee Si-young	Nominated
		Special Award	Paik Jong-won	Won
		Best Couple Award	Paik Jong-won and Kim Jun-hyun	Nominated
2017	11th SBS Entertainment Awards^[6]	Achievement Award	Paik Jong-won	Won

References[edit]

^ ""The Nations' Big Three" on SBS International". SBS (in Korean). Archived from the original on January 6, 2018. Retrieved January 5, 2018.
^ ""Paik's Food Truck" on SBS International". SBS (in Korean). Archived from the original on January 6, 2018. Retrieved January 5, 2018.
^ ""Paik Jong-won's Alley Restaurant" on SBS official website". SBS (in Korean). Retrieved January 5, 2018.
^ "Hani to co-host 'Paik Jong-won's Three Great Emperors'". Yonhap News. January 28, 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-05-02. Retrieved February 15, 2016.
^ Jung Joon-hwa (December 26, 2016). "[2016 SBS 연예대상] 신동엽. 26년 만의 대상.."하늘에 계신 母의 선물" (종합)". OSEN (in Korean). The Chosun Ilbo. Retrieved December 27, 2016.
^ Lee Ji-hyun (December 31, 2017). "[2017 SBS 연예대상] '미우새' 母벤져스, 유재석-신동엽도 이겼다…대이변 '대상'[종합]". Sports Chosun (in Korean). Retrieved December 31, 2017.

External links[edit]

The Nations' Big Three on SBS official website (in Korean)

[1] ""The Nations' Big Three" on SBS International". SBS (in Korean). Archived from the original on January 6, 2018. Retrieved January 5, 2018.

[2] ""Paik's Food Truck" on SBS International". SBS (in Korean). Archived from the original on January 6, 2018. Retrieved January 5, 2018.

[3] ""Paik Jong-won's Alley Restaurant" on SBS official website". SBS (in Korean). Retrieved January 5, 2018.

[4] "Hani to co-host 'Paik Jong-won's Three Great Emperors'". Yonhap News. January 28, 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-05-02. Retrieved February 15, 2016.

[5] Jung Joon-hwa (December 26, 2016). "[2016 SBS 연예대상] 신동엽. 26년 만의 대상.."하늘에 계신 母의 선물" (종합)". OSEN (in Korean). The Chosun Ilbo. Retrieved December 27, 2016.

[6] Lee Ji-hyun (December 31, 2017). "[2017 SBS 연예대상] '미우새' 母벤져스, 유재석-신동엽도 이겼다…대이변 '대상'[종합]". Sports Chosun (in Korean). Retrieved December 31, 2017.

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Baek Jong-won's Top 3 Chef King
The Nations' Big Three format's image
Also known as	The Nations' Big Three, Paik Jong-won's Three Great Emperors, Paik Jong-won's 3 Great Kings, Paik Jong-won's Top 3 Chef King
Genre	Variety Cooking
Directed by	Kim Joon-soo Lee Gwan-won Jung Woo-jin
Presented by	Paik Jong-won Kim Jun-hyun Lee Hwi-jae
Country of origin	South Korea
Original language	Korean
No. of episodes	94 (list of episodes)
Production
Production location	South Korea
Running time	80 minutes
Original release
Network	SBS
Release	August 28, 2015 (2015-08-28) – July 14, 2017 (2017-07-14)

Baek Jong-won's Top 3 Chef King

Broadcast Timeline[edit]

Cast[edit]

Main host[edit]

Special host[edit]

List of Episodes[edit]

2015[edit]

2016[edit]

2017[edit]

Awards and nominations[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

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