An ordinary single woman who enjoys cooking and dining alone in the evenings, Ra Yeo Joo is an editor at a publishing house where she’s worked for the past ten years, while Lee Jae Yoon works in marketing at the same company. Their relationship is sometimes friendly, sometimes flirty, and sometimes competitive. They have different approaches to food: while she finds healing in food and drink, his goal in life is to live lean and long, until he discovers new pleasures and changes because of her. ~~ Adapted from the manga series "Wakakozake" (ワカコ酒) by Shinkyu Chie (新久千映). Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: 나에게 건배
- Also Known As: Naege Geonbae , Table for One
- Genres: Food, Life
Where to Watch Cheers to Me
Free (sub)
Cast & Credits
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![Lee Jae Yoon in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)]( "Lee Jae Yoon in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)")
Lee Jae YoonLee Jae YoonMain Role -
![Yoon Jin Seo in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)]( "Yoon Jin Seo in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)")
Yoon Jin Seo Main Role -
![Bae Noo Ri in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)]( "Bae Noo Ri in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)")
Bae Noo RiHong Se ImSupport Role -
![Kim Nan Hwi in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)]( "Kim Nan Hwi in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)")
Kim Nan HwiDeputy head of department JoSupport Role -
![Takeda Rina in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)]( "Takeda Rina in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)")
Takeda Rina Support Role -
![So Hee Jung in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)]( "So Hee Jung in Cheers to Me Korean Drama (2015)")
So Hee Jung Guest Role
Reviews
An Office Drama First, Food is Complementary.
First and foremost, I think you should know that this is not a food drama. It's an office drama, with the main protagonist being a big foodie and alcohol lover. Drinking is a massive part of Korean culture, especially office culture. So it's no wonder that in some episodes, the alcohol tends to take the stage during meal scenes (while in others, the food does). The alcohol is purely to go with and accentuate the meal though, as we rarely see her ordering more. And I think she only got tipsy/drunk a couple of times. What makes out FL stand out though, is that she often prefers to enjoy her meals (and thus, her alcohol) alone.But this is pretty in-character for her. She doesn't understand what everyone's fixation is with social events and gossip. In fact, she probably knows the most about everyone, simply from observing, but never gets involved unless asked to or necessary. It's very refreshing.
Because of this, inter-character drama is a minimum. And there is no romance. Instead, this is a story about career success and how there is more to life than career success - through the revelations and experiences of our 30-year-old successful career woman main protagonist.
I will say though that sometimes the office scenarios kicked me out of the story. Some events seem to act as if the editors are the writers of the stories they are publishing. Or will otherwise conflate the different positions within the publishing industry. Nonetheless, it was a rare find to have a drama focus the editors, rather than the writers.
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The actors were familiar, most of the leads I already know of as I have seen them in other dramas. Their acting were just fine, they did deliver. The one thing that did not really convinced me is that I was not really into the food presented though it was a food drama. I was not tempted with it so I guess it was not effectively conveyed to me as a watcher.
I felt 50-50 with the drama, it's not bad but it's not good either.
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