(One day in October)
Last October that was filled with warm sunlight...
(Narrated by Jooe of MOMOLAND)
A neighborhood of Korean traditional houses
in the middle of the city!
(Samcheong-dong, Seoul)
(A place filled with the scent of Korea)
A new breeze fills the air of Samcheong-dong!
Softly and gently!
Welcome!
- Welcome! / - Welcome!
(Crowded)
- Welcome! / - Welcome!
- Welcome! / - Welcome!
(Delicious food here!)
(A new restaurant in Samcheong-dong)
Everyone!
A new restaurant opened in Samcheong-dong!
(Grandma's Restaurant in Samcheong-dong)
(Cooks wanted)
First, we went on a quest to find
the cooks who'll make delicious food here.
And the cooks we've been looking for are...
Grandmas from overseas!
Surprisingly, we received many recommendations
and applications from grandmas across the globe.
(Costa Rica, Violeta)
(South Africa, Jenny)
It's like hand-squeezed cheese.
It's really good.
It's a bit like European and Arabic food...
Potatoes and eggs...
She makes great healthful dishes...
There's also dumpling-like food...
But it tastes completely different.
We even held video conferences
with grandmas living far away.
(Video conferences to meet grandmas from overseas)
Would she be alright to be away from her husband
for two weeks?
(Translating)
(Two weeks away from my husband?)
Yes!
So we have chosen our cooks!
Are you ready to find out who they are?
(Grandmas in Samcheong-dong)
(Foreign Grandmas in Samcheong-dong)
Grandma Anna from Hungary.
Grandma Violeta from Costa Rica.
Grandma Odette from far away Mexico.
And Grandma Nudaeng from Thailand.
Grandma with an elegant smile from Belgium.
Last but not least, Grandma Laurence from France.
Let's go!
So our six grandmas have all gathered here.
It's a restaurant where grandmas from six countries
will serve their traditional homemade meals.
(A restaurant that will serve their homemade meals)
They have come to Korea
from different countries to present to us their food.
(They are here to show us their homemade meals)
What would the homemade meals prepared by
our proud grandmas taste like?
(What would the homemade meals taste like?)
Wow!
This is good.
It's delicious.
How's the ceviche?
Really good.
It really tastes like the one from Costa Rica.
This is good.
This is... I think we can start a business with this.
With ample love and sincerity
in each of their dishes,
how can anything be not good?
(Homemade meals by grandmas from overseas)
Magical touch from years of cooking for the family,
topped with their wisdom of life!
Homemade meals by grandmas!
Grandma's Restaurant in Samcheong-dong
is more than just a restaurant.
It's where you can also get a taste of the lives
of the six grandmas.
And now!
We shouldn't forget about them, right?
(Employees of Grandma's Restaurant)
- Shall we open now? Are you ready? / - Yes, sure.
- Organize the shoes neatly, please. / - Yes, sir.
What we have to do is to set
which table will be number one, number two,
number three, number four and five.
Let's get that settled.
Quiet, yet detailed and charismatic.
Our leader, General Manager Andy!
(He has the strength)
- Andy, this is cooking oil, right? / - Yes, cooking oil.
Right.
Andy!
(Can you get that plate for me?)
(Here you go)
Andy, is there a larger frying pan?
(An unexpected talent at finding things)
(The sous-chef that grandmas can count on)
(So he gets all the grandmas' love)
Unlimited love from grandmas!
Oh, I'm so jealous!
(Endless hearts for Andy)
(Kind and boyfriend-like employee, Eric Nam)
(His mellow voice will bring joy to our customers)
Be it singing or chopping!
A multi-talented employee, Eric Nam!
Where are you from?
- Indonesia. / - Indonesia? What part of Indonesia?
- Jakarta. / - Jakarta!
Yeah! Jakarta!
(Photos are no problem)
Sweet photo time!
Daddy's going to be jealous.
So friendly!
You can feel his sweetness there too, right?
(Time spent with grandmas)
(Not afraid of putting down his image)
Be on the lookout to see more of
Eric Nam's sweetness!
(Yes... I've done my best...)
Today's the last day.
(And another employee who can make Eric freeze)
Who are you talking to? This is a reality show.
I'm...
And!
(Overwhelming with energy, eldest Kim Youngchul)
Gosh. So noisy, right?
There's no break for the audio.
Youngchul is even more energetic than I am!
(Comedian to the bones)
But he's been really serious about his work.
(Clumsy, but he worked harder than anyone else)
(He's got his English skills)
So, first one's Mexican style,
second one's Hungarian style.
(Let me show off my English)
(Youngchul's unique way of greeting customers)
(I'll do whatever I can to make people laugh)
(The porch maniac)
After pouring out all his energy like that,
he goes to recharge on the porch.
(The man who loved the porch)
Once he's fully recharged, then...
Everyone, make some noise! Yeah!
(Mr. Too Much of Samcheong-dong)
- Are you crazy? / - Are you crazy?
In addition to our Mr. Too Much, Youngchul...
The owner of this mellow voice is
Stella Jang.
(Learning six languages was nothing, Stella Jang)
(Korean is a given)
(Fluent in English)
(Perfect in French)
(Even a bit of Thai)
Wow! How many languages does she speak?
(Running snack errands for grandmas)
Thanks to Stella Jang,
we felt really relieved.
With her perfect communication skills,
she took care of grandmas' tours
and healing retreats!
(Healing retreat with Stella Jang)
A healing retreat with Stella Jang!
Are you ready for it?
(Get ready for it, everyone)
And the next employee to introduce is...
Me!
The youngest of the employees, Jooe!
(Full of charms and cuteness, Jooe)
(Is there an end to Jooe's joyfulness?)
(Jooe's joyfulness is highly addictive)
(Endless opening dance of Jooe)
Of course, I didn't only dance.
I worked hard helping out grandmas!
Oh, my eyes were burning back then.
(Let's not forget to clean up)
Cleaning is an everyday chore!
♪ Jooe's hands are magic hands ♪
(Lovely and charming)
It's just really been a while
since I was around people
that I could lean on...
I'm so thankful...
And I so sad that this is our last...
(Thank you...)
(Grandmas from 6 different countries and employees)
Despite the language barrier,
this is our story of the time we spent
sharing our hearts and memories
with the grandmas.
(Homemade meals by grandmas from overseas)
And the never-before-seen
tastes of the grandmas' dishes
topped with the stories of their lives...
(Would you care to share this happy times with us?)
Grandma's Restaurant in Samcheong-dong!
Great job, everyone!
This beautiful story starts now.
(This beautiful story starts now)
(Episode 1, What's Your Name?)
(An alley of Samcheong-dong)
(And a graceful Korean traditional house, hanok)
(Someone is walking down this alley)
(First step into the house)
Oh, there's a small bike here.
I used to have one like that as a child.
(Struggling)
An antique house. It's beautiful.
But where do I go?
(Looks too young to be a grandma...)
(France, Chateaudun)
(This is Chateaudun of France)
(A house with a beautiful tree)
- Hello. / - Hello!
I'm Laurence.
This is my husband, Patrick.
This is my son Romuald.
and this is my granddaughter Clara.
Hello!
(A young grandma with a lovely granddaughter)
(She plays with her granddaughter every day)
(The youngest grandma of the restaurant, Laurence)
(France)
(Korea)
(Welcome to Samcheong-dong)
Oh, my! It's so antique here!
It's beautiful!
I haven't seen everything yet.
It's so nice.
Beautiful!
(Laurence is already in love with Korean charms)
(Next place to venture, the kitchen)
(Paying close attention)
What is this? So cute!
This is so cute!
(What is this?)
(What could you be?)
(Perhaps, an ear pick?)
(I wonder...)
(Due to venturing too hard...)
(Hot)
Let me step outside.
(She naturally takes a seat on the porch)
(When will the other grandmas arrive...)
Would you like a hand?
(Thailand)
(Korea)
(Grandma Nudaeng of Thailand arrived)
- Hello. / - Hello.
(Hahaha)
(A shy first encounter of the two grandmas)
Let me help you.
(How will they communicate?)
Where do you come from?
Where do you come from?
I'm from France.
I'm from Thailand.
- Thailand? / - Thailand.
Okay! Very far away!
(Found out where each other's from!)
Would you like to look around?
I'll show you around.
(Can't stop laughing)
(Now that they're inside...)
(Busy with the phone?)
(Trying to figure out how to communicate)
Give me two minutes.
(Laughing even while waiting)
(Focused)
(Typing something)
(Using a translation application to communicate)
(Alien language?)
I don't understand...
(Then it's time for body language)
I'm Laurence.
What's your name?
I'm Nudaeng.
(Nude?)
Nude?
Oh, my, I can't understand well. Say it again?
(Just laughing)
(While they are trying hard to communicate...)
(Incheon International Airport)
(Waiting for the third grandma to arrive)
(Warsaw)
(Who could be the third grandma?)
(It's been a long time since the plane's arrival)
(But grandma's still not coming out)
(The staff is getting worried)
It may take some time to look for her luggage.
She will exit through this gate. Don't worry.
(An hour and 30 minutes later...)
(Thankfully, the third grandma appears)
(Grandma's smile)
(Taking something out)
I learned how to say this.
Hello.
Wow!
I'm Grandma Anna from Hungary.
Wow!
(Pleasure to meet you, Grandma Anna from Hungary)
(Korean that she practiced during her flight)
(Hungary, Balassagyarmat)
(The capital of Hungary, Budapest)
(80km away from the capital)
(A small country town, Balassagyarmat)
You have to chop it like this the same way.
(The aura of a master cook)
(Not stingy with ingredients)
(The taste of the Hungarian grandma)
(How will she be in Samcheong-dong?)
(Looks as if she owns a Korean soup house)
That looks so good.
(Her eyes are more accurate than the scale)
(Wait and see Grandma Anna's Hungarian meal)
(Hungary)
(Korea)
(Grandma Anna makes her entrance)
Is someone here?
(Struggling)
Hello!
(Feeling the force of the big sister)
Hello!
Yes, thank you.
Please, seat!
Yes.
(Feels like we have to serve her something)
(Gentle pat)
Thank you.
(Using a translation application to ask her age...)
(How can I say this?)
(I'm in my 70s)
You're 60?
7, 70 years.
60 years old?
60?
Is she 60? Is she 70?
I don't speak Thai.
I don't understand what you're saying.
(Just laughing)
(Meanwhile, home of another grandma)
(A house with unique atmosphere, Songdo, Incheon)
(Violeta from Costa Rica)
(Why do you live in Korea?)
My daughter lives in Korea,
so I'm here with her.
(Joining the show during her stay in Korea)
(Costa Rica, Violeta)
(Before going to Samcheong-dong)
(Violeta's last homemade meal with the family)
(Rusk made with parsley and olive oil)
(Lentil sauce, Indian dish)
(Merry dinner time with the family)
(Delicious)
Who's going to cook while you're away?
I'll make pizza for you every day!
(How sweet)
He'll make you pizza every day.
(You can count on me, grandma)
You're going to be alone without mom.
How do you think you'll be?
I'll be very sad.
(My dear)
Mom, what are you going to cook there?
I want to cook everything.
I want to make pollo con palmito,
and arroz con palmito sounds good too.
(Wait to see Violeta's Costa Rican homemade meals)
(Meanwhile, another grandma arrived at the airport)
(Grandma?)
(Giving off a special aura)
Hello!
(Belgium, Liege)
(A small town in Liege, Belgium)
(A town where everything seems fresh)
(A pair of red pants makes an appearance)
(Sunglasses, denim jacket, youthful fashion sense!)
(Here comes a Belgian fashionista grandma)
Hello!
I'm from this small town in Belgium.
My name is Veronique.
(Trees and flowers surround Veronique's house)
Look! An egg!
Oh, chicken...
Do you want to come out?
(No, I'll just stay here)
Beautiful horse, right?
He's really gentle.
Look at this parsley. It's really curly.
In Belgium, we usually use
curly parsley like these.
(A nature lover, Grandma Veronique from Belgium)
(Veronique in Samcheong-dong)
Did you change again?
The weather was so nice that I had to.
(Veronique can't give up her fashion)
(Showing off her charm)
You look beautiful today.
(Veronique's daily fashion show in Samcheong-dong)
(Belgium)
(Korea)
Wow!
(Why is it so quiet... Anybody home?)
(Traces of other grandmas who've gone out)
What are all these beautiful things?
(Taking pictures of the house)
(I'll have to show off to my family)
(Off to check out other rooms)
(Taking something out)
(Isn't this...)
(Would Veronique know what this is?)
Hanbok!
(After trying on the hanbok...)
(Out of energy)
(Grandmas are back after their dinner)
More luggage. Someone must have arrived.
Someone's here?
(Looks like someone's here)
(Oops?)
Hello!
Hello!
You're French!
Yes.
(It's been a while since I heard French!)
You must be Belgian.
- Hello. / - Hello.
(So surprised, Veronique answers in Korean)
(Grandmas exchange joyful greetings)
Where do you come from?
- Belgium. / - Belgium.
(According to Veronique, Belgium uses French, too)
(Doesn't this sound familiar?)
(After dinner, Violeta has arrived in Samcheong-dong)
(Violeta makes an entrance)
(Did someone else arrive...)
(Nervous)
(Someone must be here...)
(Oh, someone's here)
- Hello. / - Hello.
Hello.
From?
I'm from France.
(Although this is their first time seeing each other)
Violeta, Violeta.
(The grandmas welcome each other)
(As if they were reuniting after a long time)
(The grandmas have come to Korea)
(To present to us their homemade meals)
(First meeting... The day flew by fast)
(A little afraid, a little excited, the first night goes by)
(5:39 a.m., Incheon International Airport)
(Smiling brightly)
(Grandma Odette from Mexico)
Hello, Korea!
(Thrilled and excited)
I'm happy!
Thank you.
Thank you.
(Always on the bright side)
♪ Now, even without you ♪
- ♪ I'm alright ♪ / - ♪ I'm alright ♪
(Singing Korean songs like a native)
(Be on the lookout for Grandma Odette from Mexico)
(Mexico)
(Korea)
I'm finally in Korea!
(Mwah)
(How are you feeling after the long flight?)
I was a little tired,
but I'm so happy to be in Korea that I forgot about it.
I feel so great and excited!
(Odette, the energizer of the group, has arrived too)
(Excited, excited)
(Warm sunlight fills the morning of Samcheong-dong)
(Early morning, hope our grandmas aren't too tired...)
(Already up)
(What is everyone doing?)
This is a photo of my husband.
It's my husband.
And my son.
Oh, your husband.
He's in France.
Really?
My son.
It's your husband?
(Husband?)
No, my son.
Son-in-law?
(Son-in-law?)
My son.
(Maybe not?)
- Son-in-law? / - No, my son!
(It's hard to even explain the word "son" yet)
(Laurence turns on a translation application)
Oh, your son!
(Grandmas are thinking about their families)
This is my husband.
Nice!
(So began their family photo sharing time)
(Talking about her husband)
(Talking about her granddaughter)
This is mine.
(This is the everyday conversation of grandmas)
(Odette finally arrived at the house)
(Is anyone here?)
(Looking around)
Hello!
Hello.
(Hello from everyone)
Where are you?
Hello, hello, hello! Welcome!
(Big sister is up)
Is this the way in?
(Peeking out, Hello)
Hello!
(Hello from everyone)
Thank you for welcoming me.
Can I give you a hug?
I'm Odette.
I'm Violeta.
From France, Laurence.
(Kiss)
- What's your name? / - Laurence.
- Laurence. / - Laurence.
- Violeta, Laurence. / - Laurence.
Hello. I'm Veronique from Belgium.
I was in Mexico last January! Yucatan!
It must have been great!
I speak a little bit of Spanish.
You speak very well!
- Hello. Nice to meet you. / - Hungary.
- Where are you from? / - Hungary.
- I'm Anna. / - Anna.
Nice to meet you, Anna.
(Not friends, first time seeing each other)
I'm from Thailand.
My name is Nudaeng.
- I'll have to write it down. / - I think so, too.
You must be tired from the trip.
I am, but I feel happy.
Put down your bag.
(The five grandmas care for tired Odette)
Coffee? Tea? What would you like?
Water, please.
Let's all take a seat and talk.
(Finally, all six grandmas have arrived)
(Meanwhile, what would the employees be doing?)
(Grandma's Restaurant in Samcheong-dong)
Oh, this must be it.
(Andy, manager of Grandma's Restaurant)
Cook!
Cook!
Oh, my goodness!
(First visit to Grandma's Restaurant)
(Looking over here and there)
This must be the kitchen, right?
(Yes, this is the kitchen)
The fridge...
(Looking around the kitchen first just like a manager)
Oh, freezer!
(Found you, refrigerator)
(Looking around)
(Washing hands first)
Hello.
Hi, hi, hi!
Did you already start on something?
- Look around first. / - Hello.
It's really nice.
Wow.
Wow.
(Lodging, restaurant)
(Only two minutes on foot from grandmas' lodging)
(Cluster of traditional houses in Samcheong-dong)
(Grandma's Restaurant is among these houses)
(A place to share lively conversations)
(And also taste delicious food of our grandmas)
(And of course, there is our kind employee)
It feels like my restaurant.
Already?
- Looks like you've been here for a while. / - Right?
Yes.
There's more here.
(Eric Nam hasn't finished looking around yet)
Yes.
Are you already getting started?
Didn't you say you were making something too?
Something simple, like a rolled omelet.
Rolled omelet?
I'm not good at cooking Korean food.
(The reason they're making Korean food)
(October 10th, three days before grandmas' arrivals)
If you could think of
dishes that you can maybe bring
or even cook at the restaurant...
I can make stir-fried glass noodles...
- And braised short ribs. / - Fries...
- You can make stir-fried glass noodles? / - Wow.
(The staff applauses at Andy's cooking skill)
(Why stir-fried glass noodles and braised short ribs?)
When I go home, my mom and grandma often made
stir-fried glass noodles and braised short ribs for me.
So when the grandmas arrive, I want to make
stir-fried glass noodles and braised short ribs.
(I hope I can do well)
That's impressive.
I think Korean laver and...
- Oh, my god. / - Rolled omelet.
No!
- So important! / - So important?
- Rolled omelet sounds good. / - Yes.
Are you making them?
- Fritters sound good. / - I'll try.
- Fritters. / - Fritters sound good.
- Zucchini or... / - Zucchini fritters, eggplant fritters.
Sesame leaf pancake.
(What kind of Korean food will they make?)
Do you like braised short ribs?
Braised short ribs are my favorite Korean food.
- Really? / - Really.
(Shall we get started?)
(Sexy cook in the kitchen, Andy)
(Expert peeler, feel the vibe of the cooking master)
(We can rely on Andy's cooking skills)
E... Er... Eric.
(Did you call me?)
You have the same name as Eric of Shinhwa.
So it's hard to just call out your name.
(Empty laughter)
- Eric! / - Yes, just do it like that!
Just like that.
I feel better that way.
(Next employee to arrive)
(Excited, excited)
(Stella Jang, employee of Grandma's Restaurant)
- Hello. / - Hello!
- You already started? / - Yes, we started a bit early.
No.
Let me just take a quick look.
Wow.
There are dishes and all kinds of things here.
- Let's go! / - Let's go!
- Let's go! / - Let's go!
I'll be over there.
(Stella Jang is off to the other kitchen to cook)
- Come visit us. / - I will when I'm bored.
I'll visit you there too.
(Time to get some real cooking done)
(Putting glass noodles in water to macerate)
I hope it'll be good.
I know. I'm so worried right now.
Why are you worried?
The eggs are here.
- Eggs are here. / - This is why I chose...
Something that's least likely to fail.
(Preparing zucchini fritters, my thoughts exactly)
(Another employee arrives)
- Hello. / - Hello.
(Jooe, employee of Grandma's Restaurant)
Are you open right now?
Yes, what would you like?
Hello!
Wow, this is a real hanok!
Wow.
- Hello. / - Hello.
Are you making something?
What are you making?
I'm making zucchini fritters...
But I don't know where things are around here.
(Confused)
- But this zucchini... / - Isn't that too thick?
Mom told me to slice them thick...
Oh, I see.
But the color of this zucchini is...
Huh? Looks fine.
I hope it'll be good.
Put on your aprons.
- Yes, thank you. / - Thank you.
(One Eric and his sweetness per each household)
Grandma's Restaurant in Samcheong-dong!
- Right there! / - It's printed on here! Nice!
(Now this really feels real)
(What's the most important thing when cooking?)
You need this cutting board, right?
(Hygiene first)
I'll quickly slice the zucchini.
It's alright.
(Lathering soap)
Washing my hands clean...
When do you think they'll come?
- Grandmas... / - Lunch time...
I think we have around till noon, no?
We still have some time.
Then should I just start this?
(Shall we get down to some rolling?)
(Nervous)
(Into the frying pan)
I'm nervous, too.
This shouldn't be something to be nervous about!
(Rolled omelet makes both Andy and Eric nervous)
I hope it'll be good.
Oh, pepper!
I can add a bit now.
(Getting ready to roll the omelet)
(1st roll, success)
(2nd roll, another success)
(And a perfect finish)
I hope our grandmas will like these.
I think they will.
(What are the grandmas doing now?)
(Still busy talking among them)
(Spanish, French)
(Can't understand any language)
(Anna and Nudaeng can't join the conversation)
I'm so glad you speak Spanish.
(Me, too)
They speak the same language.
Right.
Three of them can speak,
and two of them can speak.
(But... We... Can't have a conversation)
(Hear us out)
Two of you speak the same language.
Yes.
And two of them, too.
But not the two of us.
There's something we can do without talking.
(Where is Grandma Odette going?)
I found it!
Good job.
The weather is cool.
Yes, the weather is cool.
(What did Grandma Odette bring?)
(Attention)
(Curious, curious)
It's a game.
We don't need to all speak the same language.
(Because what's important is the melody and beat)
(Bop It)
(Also known as the focus game, three commands)
(Require the player to act to the melody and beat)
Watch carefully, everyone.
(Riding the beat)
(Commands, Turn)
(Pull)
(Push)
(Pull)
(Looks fun)
(Pull)
- Okay? / - Okay.
(Odette starts off the game)
(Gira, turn)
(Estira, pull)
(Gira, turn)
(Bop it, push)
(Next turn, Anna)
(Pull)
(Pull)
(Turn)
(Anna tries pulling after the beat)
(Hello?)
It's not a mobile phone!
This isn't fun anymore.
(How funny)
(Big sister Anna gives it another try)
(Turn)
(Pull with all your might)
(Next person, Anna made it)
(Touch first)
(Already game over on her first try)
You have to wait for the command.
(Tip from MC Odette)
You have to follow the beat.
(Tap, tap, tap)
(Like this?)
No.
(It's Violeta's turn now)
(Of course, Spanish)
(Pull)
(Turned instead of pull)
(Let's see how you do it)
(It sure isn't easy)
(All attention on Violeta)
(Don't know what to do)
(Missed the beat, fail)
(Finally, Laurence's turn)
(Oh! I almost forgot)
(Nudaeng heads to her room)
(No)
(This is totally my style of game)
(She suddenly starts to look for something...)
(A Thai game?)
(What did Nudaeng bring out?)
What is this?
Hot, hot, hot!
(It means it's spicy like hell)
(Understood)
(Pepper powder sauce)
(Presents for other grandmas brought from Thailand)
(Is this how you use it?)
Yes.
Are these pain relief patches?
Yes, they are.
What is this?
It's spicy pepper sauce.
It's apparently very spicy.
(Burning tongue)
Is it really spicy?
If you see here, it's got three peppers.
(Level of spiciness)
These are pain relief patches.
(Thank you very much)
(You're the best)
(Laughter doesn't cease for the grandmas)
(In the meantime, Jooe is making rice rolls)
(Nom nom)
(Rice rolls taste better if you eat them while making)
Is it ready?
Yes, I just need to roll it.
(Adding ingredients as much as her love)
- Is this your first one? / - Yes. It's my first.
Isn't that too much rice?
- Is it? / - No, go ahead.
I just think that it might be.
Everyone, this is Jooe's very first rice roll.
- I wonder how good it will be. / - Your very first?
- Yes, my first rice roll. / - Her very first rice roll.
I have to be careful that it doesn't pop...
- Did I miss anything? / - Tu...
Did I miss anything? No, I did not.
(Think again more carefully, Jooe)
- It's ready. / - Yes...
Oh! I forgot to add tuna!
That was close!
I forgot to add tuna to a tuna rice roll.
I was wondering if you would remember...
- Really? You knew? / - Yes.
So mean!
(Meanwhile, Andy is busy in the kitchen)
(Finishing up glass noodles and braised short ribs)
Wow, this smells wonderful. Wow!
(Delicious smell spreading through the restaurant)
Does it smell good?
It smells truly amazing. Wow!
(Eric is drawn into the kitchen by the smell)
(Expressing with his face)
- Nice, right? / - Wow.
Doesn't it look perfect with sesame oil on top?
- Good job. / - Good job, everyone.
(Done preparing food for our foreign grandmas)
(Jooe's rice rolls and Stella's zucchini fritters)
(Eric's rolled omelet is looking beautiful)
(Andy's mouthwatering)
(Braised short ribs and stir-fried glass noodles)
(Korean food prepared with love for the grandmas!)
(Youngchul ran here right after his last schedule)
- Hello! / - Hello!
- Youngchul! / - Hello!
- Hello! / - Youngchul!
Did you eat yet?
I just came from my radio show...
By the way, this looks great.
The colors are...
- Don't you think they'll love it? / - You're right.
- We were talking about that, too. / - Right?
And braised short ribs are still being cooked.
(Andy's short braised ribs are boiling deliciously)
(I think I smell something delicious)
(Let's go meet the employees)
Grandmas must be here.
- You hear them too, right? / - Yes.
(Excited, nervous)
(Here they come)
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