And now Wong is taking on the lead role of Sasha in Netflix’s Always Be My Maybe, as a successful chef who returns to her hometown to open a new restaurant and reconnects with childhood friend Marcus, played by Randall Park.

The film also features Daniel Dae Kim as Sasha’s fiancé, who decides he needs to go travelling before the wedding and then calls Sasha out of the blue to tell her he doesn’t want to get married. We’d say that’s on a level with the time Berger dumped Carrie via post-it note in Sex and the City.

While we were already on board with Always Be My Maybe — its combination of grown-up humour and its twisting of tropes is just our thing, plus we stan a rom com that shows that brown people experience love too (remember our joy about To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before?) — it’s a surprise appearance in the last act of the trailer that really blew our minds.

Ali Wong’s Always Be My Maybe features a guest star we’re on board for