Kim's Convenience

Synopsis

Kim's Convenience is a heartwarming Canadian sitcom that portrays the day-to-day life of the Kim family, who run a convenience store in Toronto. The patriarch, Mr. Kim (Paul Sun-Hyung Lee), and his wife manage the store while dealing with the ups and downs of their relationships with their children, Janet and Jung. Laughter and endearing moments ensue as cultural clashes, generational differences, and family dynamics take center stage in each episode. With a mix of humor, emotional depth, and cultural insight, Kim's Convenience offers a refreshing and relatable look into the immigrant experience in modern-day Canada.

Cast

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  Paul Sun-Hyung Lee

  Appa

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  Jean Yoon

  Umma

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  Andrea Bang

  Janet Kim

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  Simu Liu

  Jung Kim

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  Andrew Phung

  Kimchee Han

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  Nicole Power

  Shannon

Reviews

Kim's Convenience has captivated audiences and critics alike with its genuine portrayal of a Korean-Canadian family. Rotten Tomatoes praises the show's 'charming characters and depth of storytelling,' earning an impressive 93% approval rating. IMDb users have rated the series 8.2/10, reflecting the wide appeal and quality of the show. Metacritic gives it a solid score of 78, highlighting its blend of humor and heart. Variety describes Kim's Convenience as 'a delightful gem that shines in its authenticity and humor.' Overall, the show has been lauded for its cultural representation, strong performances, and the heartfelt exploration of family dynamics.