Seoul: "Culinary Class Wars: Season 2" topped Netflix's weekly non-English series chart for the second consecutive week, the streaming service said Wednesday. The hit cooking competition, released on December 16, secured the top position with 4.7 million views for the week ending December 28.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the latest installment features top culinary figures, including Michelin-starred chefs Lee Joon and Son Jong-won, and Ven. Seon-jae, celebrated for her mastery of Buddhist temple cuisine, competing in intense competitions. In addition to "Culinary Class Wars," four other Korean series made their mark in the top 10. Netflix's original series "Cashero," starring Lee Jun-ho as a civil servant with supernatural powers, debuted at No. 2 with 3.8 million views. The romantic comedy "Dynamite Kiss," featuring Ahn Eun-jin and Jang Ki-yong, secured the No. 3 spot with 3.3 million views.

ENA's romantic comedy "I Dol I" made its way to No. 6 with 2.1 million views, while the crime thriller "The Price of Confession," starring Jeon Do-yeon and Kim Go-eun, landed at No. 9 with 1.7 million views.

Meanwhile, "The Great Flood," released on December 19, maintained its position at No. 1 on the service's non-English movies chart for the second consecutive week. Directed by Kim Byung-woo, the sci-fi disaster film accumulated 33.1 million views, up from last week's 27.9 million views, significantly outperforming the Mexican action comedy "A Time for Bravery," which ranked No. 2 with 8.2 million views. The film portrays the struggles of An-na, played by Kim Da-mi, a single mother of a 6-year-old son who awakens amidst a catastrophic flood engulfing her apartment complex and, by extension, the planet. An-na fights to protect her young son as she navigates the inundated building.