Not only does this series features scenes with delicious foods, but it’s got an intriguing story that flips back from the past to the present. I am a big fan of the lead actress (I’ve enjoyed many of her other dramas), and I was intrigued by the synopsis. This contemporary story has a great blend of paranormal elements. While drinking and eating dishes with Wol-Ju, the customers of the bar talk about themselves and try to heal their internal wounds. The twist? Customers who visit the bar consist of ordinary people and the dead. This show follows a mysterious food cart bar that opens only at night, run by a woman named Wol-Ju. It’s a different take on the opposites attract trope, but I loved this drama. While he does get treated with therapy, he also gets clarity and healing by deepening his relationship with Oh Gil.
There is a more profound discussion surrounding mental health representation in this show since the CEO deals with severe clinical OCD and mysophobia. The show is comedic, full of crazy antics, loveable characters, and is lighthearted for the most part. The characters couldn’t be more opposite, but they make a cute couple. The two leading actors, Kim Yoo-Jung and Yoon Kyun-sang, have great on-screen chemistry which got me hooked into the show’s narrative. This drama is about an unexpected romance that blooms between the germophobic CEO of a cleaning company and a woman not prone to neatness. Today, I’m sharing four webtoon adaptations that you should watch, from romantic comedies to dark thrillers. Some of the more recent adaptations, such as “Sweet Home” and “Love Alarm”, make me curious to see what story will be acquired next. Webtoons are becoming more popular globally as new stories are being adapted into TV shows and films each year.
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