Apparently, it wasn't enough that Hotel Chosun stepped up themselves to confirm Chef Mikhal had indeed been a chef at their hotel. The original outlet that had claimed he was only a hall server once again claimed, "Mikhal is lying," and revealed his resume that listed that he had worked as a hall server at the Bulgarian Sheraton Hotel. They also revealed a past newspaper article that introduced Mikhal as a hall server. They added, "Employees who worked with Mikhal all said he was a hall server. Hotel Chosun has ordered an internal silence on this matter."

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However, Sports Chosun called Hotel Chosun, who said, "In our records, it says clearly that he was working as a chef when he left. There is no reason for us to lie about this. We know Mikhal is a celebrity, but there's honestly no need for us to order Hotel Chosun employees to remain silent about this. We never said Mikhal was not a hall server at our hotel, but the reports are coming out like we lied. He did serve as a hall server, and also as a chef in the kitchen. Records prove that. We stated as our records said. A 'chef' is not always the 'head chef' that controls the kitchen. You can't say he wasn't a chef because he wasn't the head chef."

Mikhal himself had admitted previously that he had worked as a hall server because that was the route all chefs took, from the beginning. His labels aid, "It's true that he worked as a chef at Hotel Chosun, and he has a chef license. This is a conspiracy against Mikhal, and we will be taking legal action against false information."

Do you still support Mikhal?