I Order You (2015)
Delight in food, romance, and heartwarming moments in ‘I Order You.’ A cozy culinary love story that leaves a lasting taste
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Info
| Original Title | 당신을 주문합니다 |
|---|---|
| Formats | Streaming |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 16 |
| Duration | 20 mins |
| Status | Ended |
| Year | 2015 |
| First Air Date | July 6, 2015 |
| Last Air Date | July 30, 2015 |
| Broadcast Day | monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday |
| Network | SBS Plus |
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Synopsis
Yeo Gook Dae is a talented chef who is sassy and considerate but heartbroken in the past since his divorce. His heart later on gets healed when he falls in love again. 28-year-old Park Song Ah is idling at home after quitting her job. She goes to a homemade dosirak (lunchbox) shop as her brother’s request and meets three attractive men there. The pretty and delicious food that they make touch her, and she gets her heart stolen by one of them. A cute funny story about a couple who bicker constantly but their relationship gradually blossoms into pure innocent love.
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Editor's Review
A Whimsical Culinary Romance
“I Order You” is a delightful blend of food, romance, and heartwarming moments. Set in a cozy lunchbox restaurant, this drama introduces us to characters whose lives intersect over delicious meals. Let’s dive into the flavors of this charming series.
Plot Summary:
Yeo Gook Dae (played by U-Know Yun Ho) is a talented yet heartbroken chef. His emotional pain hides behind a cheeky demeanor and a passion for cooking. Park Song Ah (Kim Ga Eun), a 28-year-old woman, stumbles upon the restaurant and its three attractive chefs. The pretty and delicious food they create captures her heart, leading to a sweet and funny love story.
What Works:
- Visuals and Food: The drama tantalizes our taste buds with mouthwatering dishes. From colorful dosiraks (lunchboxes) to sizzling stir-fries, the food becomes a character in itself.
- Chemistry: U-Know Yun Ho and Kim Ga Eun share great chemistry. Their bickering evolves into innocent love, making their interactions endearing.
- Unpredictability: “I Order You” surprises viewers by shifting from a romantic comedy to a melodrama midway. While some found this jarring, it adds depth to the characters and their emotional journeys.
What Falls Short:
- Genre Shift: The sudden transition from light-hearted comedy to intense melodrama may alienate viewers who initially enjoyed the cheerful atmosphere.
- Predictable Characters: Although the characters are likable, they follow familiar archetypes—the warm-hearted chef, the immature girl, and the second leads vying for attention.
Final Thoughts:
“I Order You” isn’t groundbreaking, but it’s a satisfying watch. If you appreciate U-Know Yun Ho and Kim Ga Eun’s performances, give it a try. The drama’s unique setting and heartfelt moments make it worth your time.
In a world where love is often served with a side of complications, “I Order You” reminds us that sometimes, the simplest meals can heal the deepest wounds.
Note: While the drama’s genre shift surprised some viewers, the overall experience remains enjoyable. The lunchbox restaurant becomes a cozy haven where hearts find solace and love blossoms.