This guy is completely OCD and totally a foodie. **Note. If you feel that this is not a Seoul Eats related post then simply ignore it. I'm a big fan of this drama and I feel it is very relevant to understand the culture to understand the food. Thanks, Dan** I can tell you one of the main reasons I really like this drama is the cinematography. There is real skill shown here in the arrangement of the shots used to tell the story. The first scene as the camera moves up from room to room and shows the different happenings in each apartment: family celebration, husband and wife fighting, old couple in love, etc- really sets the mood of how odd and peculiar Cho Jae-hee, played by actor Ji Jin-hee, is. Then I just love how you then see him meticulously tenderizes his steak with his knife. By-the-way, Cho Jae-hee's diet would be deemed extravagant compared to Korean standards. First of all, he's only eating meat- there is no rice or side dishes. Second of all, he is drinking wine b...

I'm not married. I've been close, but I always seem to sabotage it in some way or another. I mean it's not like there's something wrong with me and I'm not horrible to look at. I just do something or say something that takes me out of the game. Anyway, when I look at this guy Cho Jae-hee, I feel like I'm looking at myself a bit. I'm totally in love with Dr. Jang. I don't care if she is 40. Kim So-eun is quite fine as well. And we can't forget about Sangoo the dog. Anyway, watch this drama because it is amazingly shot, the characters are well developed, and it'll make you laugh and cringe and everything else. Paula, if you are reading this, start watching! And BTW, I know it's not directly food related, but I can't eat all the time, right? Cho Jae-hee is a total foodie and winoholic. I'll try to get some clips where he's grilling steak or drinking wine soon. For English Subs go to mysoju (dot) com. Episode 1 Here's one with San...