[K-Drama]: "Hotel Del Luna" is halfway there, let's watch what IU has given us delicious food

Aug 5, 2019

1. Dimsum

Right in episode 1, IU has completely opened a favorite mukbang show at dimsum restaurant with steamed buns. One can easily recognize typical dimsum dishes such as dumplings, shumbles, only through a few short seconds with the set up cannot be more delicious.

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2. Red bean porridge

Enthusiastic about catching tiger ghosts in episode 2, IU did not forget to treat us to another traditional Korean dish: red bean porridge. This dish called patjuk, has a very deep meaning to Korean culture. Porridge is cooked with red beans and stewed with glutinous rice cake, eaten on a winter day or late at night, to boost energy. Usually in the restaurant, people will also be accompanied by a kind of bean cake wrapped with porridge. You can easily see this through movies in episode 2

3. Korean Shashimi

The sashimi plate consists of abalone, shrimp, and fish of Man Wol looks really good, but there seems to be something wrong: Why do fish clean up with a shaved ice like that, unlike Japanese sashimi, which is eaten outside at all ?

Actually, this is a very clever detail of the film crew, showing off the unique features of Korean sashimi. When eating sashimi, Koreans believe that fish ... the more cold the better, because it helps to produce aminio acid that enhances vegetation and flavor. So we have Jang Mon Wol enjoying sashimi and cool ice, with some fresh vegetables and lemon.

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4. Pizza and pasta

Must recognize Man Wol very hard "catch trend" young people for 1000 years living on the earth strenuous. In addition to traditional dishes, you can easily catch the hot trends in "Hotel Del Luna", such as pizzas and baked pasta filled with cheeses.

These two items appear in episode 4, when Man Wol and manager Chang Seong go to dinner at his friend's restaurant. A native of Korea, this friend specializes in selling Western dishes with lots of cheese. Needless to say, the "cheese craze" has never cooled in Korea, and people continue the habit of putting cheese in everything like instant noodles, hotpot, rice, etc. ... Must be recognized and chosen. The food in the film reflects the reality very accurately.