[Discussion] Flower Boy Ramyun Shop

Dec 17, 2011 12:32 am

This drama is shiny and sparkly and I wish I could carry it around in my pocket!!! LOL

Dec 18, 2011 06:33 pm

LisNoir wrote: I hated Jun-Pyo and Tae Kyung (?) JGS's character in YB and in episode 11, he reminded me of them both. But I still like the drama.

I also have second lead syndrome, but he's being way too passive, which is making me want to shake him.

Spoilers..

Anyone else notice how they compared the love process to the digestive system process? And what's with calling a woman "poop"... Never-mind that his proposal sucked....He called her poop. He would have gotten a red card from me....and would have been kicked out of the game with no chance of returning....

I'm so glad I'm not the only one feeling this way. I love Ki Woo's character and I think he is ideal for Eun Bi. However, I do understand how you feel about his passiveness and wanting to shake him. It's obvious Chi Soo has some growing up to do before he begins a serious relationship. To me, Eun Bi dealing with him is the same as dealing with Park Min Woo's character; the only difference is... Chi Soo is rich.

babylinux

Dec 18, 2011 07:28 pm

I am currently watching this drama and I am loving it, too bad it ends this week already. :\

{POSSIBLE SPOILERS}
-_- I like Chi Soo and Kang Hyeok but they are both driving me nuts, While Kang Hyeok is
obviously the right guy for Eun Bi, Chi Soo seems to already have caught her heart and she
doesn't want to admit to it because he is so immature, younger and sometimes even clueless.
While Kang Hyeok is everything she needs in a man, for a woman her age (not that age matters)
and her strange personality which he seems to compliment really well and accept unlike Chi Soo
who seems to want to change her, doesn't he know that you can't change Rice into Caviar?

AdeNike

Dec 18, 2011 07:59 pm

jeanie65jh wrote: This drama is shiny and sparkly and I wish I could carry it around in my pocket!!! LOL

Please do!!!

babylinux

Dec 18, 2011 08:06 pm

Ha,Ha! I am glad I was of some help and not the only one feeling that way. *High Five*

Well, I like Chi Soo but I wish something fell on his head and made him brighter and at
least a bit more mature, but also I think that Kang Hyeok is being EXTREMELY passive.
Though I understand both sides which is what builds up their personalities, Chi Soo's
dad is not the brightest crayon in the box if you know what I mean and on top of
that he has given Chi Soo too much of a sheltered and materialistic life which makes
him so ignorant at times in real world situations like going to the doctor thinking he is
ill when he is actually in love which is something you can't cure like that, LOL.

{WARNING: SPOILER ALERT}

Kan Hyeok was raised in a totally different manner which assimilates more with how
Eun Bi was raised, therefore he is less ignorant and more aware but also a bit more
experienced in life since he is older than Chi Soo, BUT him being passive is something
I sort of came to understand when I learned that Chi Soo and Kang Hyeok are brothers.

I think it's kinda cute he calls Eun Bi his Wife though it gets a tad annoying at times since
she is not really his wife, because they aren't actually married!! -_-

Grumpy Witch VIP

Dec 19, 2011 04:27 am

Tsuyu wrote: I'm so glad I'm not the only one feeling this way. I love Ki Woo's character and I think he is ideal for Eun Bi. However, I do understand how you feel about his passiveness and wanting to shake him. It's obvious Chi Soo has some growing up to do before he begins a serious relationship. To me, Eun Bi dealing with him is the same as dealing with Park Min Woo's character; the only difference is... Chi Soo is rich.

I think he's ideal for her too.

babylinux wrote: I am currently watching this drama and I am loving it, too bad it ends this week already. :\

{POSSIBLE SPOILERS}
-_- I like Chi Soo and Kang Hyeok but they are both driving me nuts, While Kang Hyeok is
obviously the right guy for Eun Bi, Chi Soo seems to already have caught her heart and she
doesn't want to admit to it because he is so immature, younger and sometimes even clueless.
While Kang Hyeok is everything she needs in a man, for a woman her age (not that age matters)
and her strange personality which he seems to compliment really well and accept unlike Chi Soo
who seems to want to change her, doesn't he know that you can't change Rice into Caviar?

Very well put, although Cha Chi Soo has certainly grown on me, even with all his immature tactics, I also think Kang Hyeok is the who should be with her.

PinkDiamond wrote:

I personally don't like Cha Chi Soo...at all. I'm tired of the snobby, rich, loud, and arrogant guy always getting the girl! Bleh...

I am tired of that too. It would be a nice change if she actually ended up with Kang Hyeok.

Spoilers!
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I'm watching ep. 12 now and the scene where she's talking in front of the store with the three ahjummas about kimchi making and her 4 guys start appearing one by one is hilarious. Especially when she falls flat on her face and they all yell: "Teacher!", "Noona!", "Honey!", and "Wife!" while she yells that her life is ruined. I'm still laughing...

Yeona

Dec 20, 2011 05:07 am

Ramyun Shop’s Park Min-woo (Ba-wool) for the Girls

http://www.dramabeans.com/2011/12/ramyun-shops-park-min-woo-ba-wool-for-the-girls/

Yeona

Dec 20, 2011 05:33 am

“Flower Boy Ramyun Shop’s” Jung Il Woo Reveals Final Thoughts + Possible Season 2?
http://www.soompi.com/news/flower-boy-ramyun-shops-jung-il-woo-reveals-final-thoughts-possible-season-2

With tvN’s “Flower Boy Ramyun Shop” coming to an end tonight, December 20, actor Jung Il Woo revealed his thoughts about the drama and his character. Comparing the drama to its central theme, ramyun, Jung Il Woo wittily stated, “At times hot, spicy, and cool, we are now left with only one episode out of the sixteen bowls of ramyun. I want to thank all the viewers for enjoying the chewy and warm experience with us.” He continued, “It’s a project that I’ll never forget. Please watch over Chi Soo and Eun Bi until the very end.”

In “Flower Boy Ramyun Shop,” Jung Il Woo played Cha Chi Soo, the arrogant son of Cha Ok Gyun, the owner of Korea’s largest food conglomerate called Chasung. Jung Il Woo received much praised for improving his acting skills, as well as maturing as an actor. He’s also known for showing tremendous passion towards the drama, personally decorating the set, bringing in props, and focusing on minor details to perfect his character.
Netizens showed their tremendous support to both Jung Il Woo and his drama, commenting, “Is this really goodbye?” “I hope to see more of you in other projects! I’ll never forget Cha Chi Soo,” “I can’t believe it’s really ending. I’ll be with Chi Soo till the very end~ Final episode hwaiting!”
Meanwhile, Jung Il Woo has lined up his next project following "Flower Boys Ramyun Shop." He will star in the fantasy historical drama "The Moon Embracing the Sun" with Kim Soo Hyun and Han Ga In. The drama is written by Jung Eun Gwol, who also wrote last year’s “Sungkyunkwan Scandal,” starring JYJ’s Yoochun, Park Min Young, Song Joong Ki, and Yoo Ah In. “The Moon Embracing the Sun” will premiere on MBC next January following Lee Ji Ah’s “Me Too, Flower!
While many fans were sadden with the fact that the popular series comes to an end tonight, producers behind “Flower Boy Ramyun Shop” have released some good news about a possible sequel. During a phone interview with local media OSEN, director Kim Young Gyo stated, “While we haven’t had any formal talks about making a second season, there is a possibility. Tonight is the final broadcast, so we’re all enjoying the moment.”
Lee Chung Ah, the actress who played Eun Bi, also expressed her wish for a second season. She stated, “It’s sad that I don’t get to see the rest of the cast anymore. It’s been great living as Eun Bi, and I’m sad that it has to come to an end. I wish they would make a season two.”
“Flower Boy Ramyun Shop” will air its final episode tonight, December 20, on tvN at 11PM KST.

Christina

Dec 22, 2011 03:15 am

FBRS becoming a novel.

Jeaniessi

Dec 22, 2011 03:27 am

I'm watching 14 right now...catching up and I love it. I love the play on makjang and the clever way they are handling this. It is hilarious and touching too. I can't wait to watch 15 and 16. I really do think this is one of the best comedies of 2011. My top 3 being Secret Garden, Greatest Love and this one. But this one this quirky element to it...these weird little touches that somehow I am completely charmed by. ♥