YoonA’s ‘Gee’ dance lights up Bon Appétit, Your Majesty’s Vietnam trip, fans can’t get enough of her chemistry with Lee Chae-Min

YoonA’s ‘Gee’ dance lights up Bon Appétit, Your Majesty’s Vietnam trip, fans can’t get enough of her chemistry with Lee Chae-Min

The cast of Bon Appétit, Your Majesty recently headed to Da Nang, Vietnam, for a reward vacation after the drama’s breakout success, and the internet can’t stop buzzing. Videos and photos from the trip have flooded social media, especially those featuring the show’s lead pair, YoonA and Lee Chae-Min. From street strolls to impromptu stage moments, their camaraderie has fans swooning.

Haha😆 YoonA was being dragged to the stage to dance SNSD’s Gee during #BonAppetitYourMajesty’s reward trip🤍 pic.twitter.com/TyLYXMQ4rs

— 😵‍💫 (@ordinarynojaem) October 22, 2025

One particular clip has gone viral — YoonA, the Girls’ Generation star-turned-actress, dancing to her iconic hit Gee. The 35-year-old was guided to the stage by the staff as her 2009 chart-topper started playing. Without missing a beat, she burst into a perfectly synced rendition of the legendary choreography, radiating her trademark charm and confidence. What makes the video even more delightful is how spontaneous it feels — no rehearsals, no filters, just YoonA effortlessly reminding everyone why she remains one of K-pop’s most beloved performers.

Fans have flooded the comments with admiration, calling it “nostalgia on fire” and “a masterclass in grace and energy.” Lee Chae-Min, watching from the sidelines, can be seen cheering her on, adding to the warmth of the moment that has now taken over fandom circles across platforms like X and TikTok.

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Bon Appétit, Your Majesty wrapped up its run on Netflix last month with record-high ratings, capping off as a surprise hit of 2025. The romantic fantasy comedy, adapted from Park Guk Jae’s novel Surviving as King Yeonsan’s Chef, follows a modern-day top chef who time-slips into the Joseon era and encounters a tyrannical king blessed with an extraordinary palate. The drama opened to a modest 4.9 percent viewership when it premiered on August 23 but ended with a remarkable 17.1 percent by its finale.

Its success has made Lee Chae-Min a breakout star and reaffirmed YoonA’s reign as one of Korea’s most versatile entertainers. To celebrate, the production team organized the Vietnam getaway, which began on October 21. The sight of the cast laughing, dancing, and reliving their chemistry off-screen has turned what was meant to be a private vacation into a fan-fest online — proving once again that Bon Appétit, Your Majesty’s magic didn’t end with the finale; it just moved to Da Nang.