This "miniseries" was stretched out by 15 and a half episodes. As in previous reviews, There were trope after trope of lifetime moments. The series could have (and if true life example was followed) A simple conversation starting with "haven't we met?" The "ridiculousness" would have ended and you could have had a more natural relationship developing over the episodes. The main characters' acting was a little wooden. That could have been the director's fault, idk. Many K dramas start off slowly so, I stock it out waiting, but it was a slow moving at the beginning as it was at the end. On a positive note, I loved the cooking and the eating and I learned so much about Korean cuisine. Everything (the food and scenery) was so beautiful.
