Song Il Kook

A traditional Korean restaurant called Chunjiin, famous for its kimchi, may hold the secrets to a troubled man’s past. Ki Ho Tae (Song Il Gook) grew up as an orphan and then went to work for a crime syndicate to survive. Tired of living that kind of lifestyle, he lashes out at other members of the gang and ends up having to lay low. By chance, he comes to the Chunjiin Restaurant, a family-owned restaurant that somehow evokes childhood memories he didn’t know he had. The restaurant is run by Lee Kang San (Park Jin Hee) and her sister Lee Woo Joo (Lee Min Young), with the help of longtime employee Do Sik (Choi Jae Sung), after their father leaves without notice one day. With his excellent palate, Ho Tae starts his new life as an employee at the restaurant. But can he learn why the place seems to hold a key to his unknown past? “Kimchi Family” is a 2011 South Korean drama series directed by Park Chan Hong.

Kimchi Family

Kimchi Lovers

Ki Ho Tae

Han Ji Won (Son Ye Jin) is one of the most successful investment bankers in her industry, as talented at her job as she is beautiful. As a result, Ji Won has no trouble attracting male admirers, knowing exactly what it takes to wrap any man she likes around her finger. But Ji Won’s magnetic charms don’t appear to work on one man: the equally successful and handsome architect Seo Min Jun (Song Il Kook). Like Ji Won, Min Jun also knows how to get a potential partner to do whatever he wants. When the duo are involved in a minor traffic accident, they both instinctively turn on the charm. But while they feel the pull of attraction, both Ji Won and Min Jun want to win this battle of seduction. Who will fall victim to the other’s charisma first? This 2005 South Korean romantic comedy movie was directed by Oh Ki Hwan.

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