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It’s a cute slow burn with touches of humor and romance. The highlight of the series is definitely the cast, especially the chemistry between Ki Hoon and Ji Yu. The story is simple and easy to follow, and I really enjoyed the subtle glances, the smiles, and the sincere, genuine way the actors brought their characters to life.
What did bother me, though, was how the show handled alcohol. Ji Yu is drunk in most scenes. Having a drink with a meal? Totally fine. But drinking at every meal? To the point of being wasted? Showing up to work hungover and reeking of booze?
I actually liked Ki Hoon’s initial stance of banning alcohol in his restaurant, even if it didn’t sit well with some customers. But then he suddenly gives in to pressure and changes his mind. I wish he had stuck to his original decision.
What did bother me, though, was how the show handled alcohol. Ji Yu is drunk in most scenes. Having a drink with a meal? Totally fine. But drinking at every meal? To the point of being wasted? Showing up to work hungover and reeking of booze?
I actually liked Ki Hoon’s initial stance of banning alcohol in his restaurant, even if it didn’t sit well with some customers. But then he suddenly gives in to pressure and changes his mind. I wish he had stuck to his original decision.
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