I also feel that the character's personalities are somewhat inconsistent; U-know Yunho's character changes drastically from how he was presented in the first episode from the second episode onwards, and not in a "character development" way. He came off as a rather cool, aloof sort of guy to a slightly immature kind of guy who teases the girl he likes.
However, it also does have lots of nice food shots and cooking clips that were great to watch while I ate in front of the computer. The shots are all clean and nice, and it does have some nice lines that were well delivered.
If you enjoy watching romance dramas with handsome guys, pretty girls, and perfectly arranged food, this will do just fine.
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I mean... When you watch other dramas it seems perfectly natural for rich people who are disconnected from the common folk to act arrogant and feeling high about themselves. But this guy works on the food industry and has to deal with public all the time. Yelling and blaming a customer for a mistake HE commited is really the best way to captivate buyers and make them come back to his store? My degree in advertising says otherwise...
The preview of the next episode doesn't help you much to relate with the male character... Apparently the girl will be forced to work for free after he performs a heimlich manneuver to save her life, wich ends up destroying an ugly but priceless decorative dish... Can this guy be any more of a douche? How are we expected to believe that these two will be deeply in love after 16 episodes?
I think i'll give it one more chance, but as of right now, i'm not so sure that i'll stick with it after two or three episodes...
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