So I really enjoyed the premise and how the show presented food with so much love and respect. There were many beautiful heartwarming moments especially with the ML and the little girl. The way kimchi was presented was new and I absolutely enjoyed it. There were various themes the drama shared with each kimchi and the human values that came with it. You can call it a healing drama. It was well structured, great cinematography and concluded well. There were subplots, stories of customers and lot of food. At the same time, pacing was slow. I think it could be a great show if it was presented better. There were so many positive elements and recipe for a brilliant drama yet despite that, it felt slow and dry. I feel show couldn't have the impact to its full potential. Also, it's an old drama. So the expectations also have to be set accordingly. The vibe of the show is traditional.

This is not a drama I would freely recommend but something I would remember!