Dinner Mate

Well, I'm at the last episodes of this k-drama which made me laugh many many times. And towards the end i'm laughing about the ridiculously melodramatic situations. They have probably all the cliches of traditional k-dramas, but since I was watching so good ones, this is quite new. But also very relaxing. They are suffering, and I'm laughing at loud. But it is ok, it is also what I need now. So, if you need a Korean telenovela, this is your show. Important to say is, that I can continue watching and in this way enjoying the show because of the good acting, nice clothes and perfect skins :) So, as I say, all the cliches together. And I'm writting this with a smile in my face: so, 'Dinner Mate'.... mission accomplished!

Dinner Mate serves up a delectable blend of heartwarming romance and genuine humor, making it a standout Korean drama that's sure to captivate audiences. With a unique premise centered around the therapeutic power of shared meals, this series explores the complexities of relationships with a refreshing approach.

At the heart of the drama are the compelling performances of Song Seung-heon and Seo Ji-hye, whose on-screen chemistry is nothing short of enchanting. The slow-burning romance between their characters unfolds with authenticity, drawing viewers into a narrative filled with unexpected twists and emotional resonance.

It has ability to balance romance with themes of friendship and self-discovery. The supporting cast contributes significantly to the storytelling, adding layers of depth and relatability to the characters. The drama navigates the intricacies of relationships, offering a realistic portrayal of the highs and lows that viewers can easily connect with.

The cinematography captures the vibrancy of Seoul, creating a visually stunning backdrop for the unfolding drama. Each scene, whether set in cozy restaurants or bustling streets, adds to the overall aesthetic appeal, enhancing the viewer's experience.

Overall it is a nice watch, clocking in at just the right length, the drama leaves viewers craving more while providing a delightful and memorable journey through the complexities of love and connection.

For me, this was the first kdrama after a while that made me cry while finishing it. It was so good, i just love the couple very much, the female lead was the star of the show. Her acting was incredible, her character in the drama. Oh! I just love woo do hee so much, she was funny, fresh, full of life, made me laugh so much, her face expressions and reactions were too cute. I know seo hye ji from crash landing on you, her acting is great in both dramas but here i love woo doo hee more than seo dan. The other cast was good too. I loved when they showed a mental illness and how to deal with it. I can't forget of course the relationship between the dr and the nurse, it was very funny. I highly recommend this drama.

I've been waiting to see the beautiful Seo Ji Hye in a leading role in a series. So far it's a fresh and different enough show that has surprising and spontaneous humor. The chemistry between her and Song Seung Heon is good and that is what counts. They look good together. She plays a TV producers who is dumped and he plays a psychiatrist. Food is a theme. CLOY fans will be happy to see a cameo from Kim Jung Hyun aka Alberto Gu. A couple of faults. The contrived obstacles and obsessive exes get repetitive. 12 episodes would have sufficed.

Well, I'm at the last episodes of this k-drama which made me laugh many many times. And towards the end i'm laughing about the ridiculously melodramatic situations. They have probably all the cliches of traditional k-dramas, but since I was watching so good ones, this is quite a new sensation. But also very relaxing. They are suffering, and I'm laughing at loud. But it is ok, it is also what I need now. So, if you need a Korean telenovela, this is your show. Important to say is, that I can continue watching and in this way enjoying the show because of the good acting, nice clothes and perfect skins :) So, as I say, all the cliches together. And I'm writting this with a smile in my face: so, 'Dinner Mate'.... mission accomplished!