Dali & the Cocky Prince
Dali & the Cocky Prince revolves around the story of Dali and Moo-hak, the cocky prince. Kim Dali is a genius researcher at the Saint Müller Museum in the Netherlands. She came from a well-respected family that runs the Cheong-song Art Museum in South Korea. Jin Moo-hak is a self-made businessman whose family owns Dondon F&B, a gamja-tang restaurant. From a small family-owned hole in the wall, it has evolved into a successful global food service company with hundreds of branches.
The story begins with Dali as an in-house museum researcher based in Amsterdam. Her father is the well-respected director of their family-owned and-run museum back in Korea. Meanwhile, Moo-hak is busy running their restaurant. He goes on a business trip to Amsterdam as a guest of honor at the Dutch Hog Farm Association’s event. They meet at the airport. Moo-hak thought that Dali was the representative of the Dutch Hog Farm who was supposed to pick him up. Dali believed that Jin Moo-hak was Mr. Jin Hitonari, the Japanese art expert who is the guest of honor at a private art event hosted by Madam Bronckhorst.
