Kim Go-eun appears as a guest on ”Three Meals a DayLight” after Lim Young Woong... Is she on Cha Seung Won's side? ”Kimchi is a bit too much for chili chige...”

Cha Seung-won and Yoo Hae-jin showed a special chemistry with Im Young-eun and Kim Go-eun.

　In the third episode of tvN's ‘Three Meals Light’, which aired on the 4th, the drama took us from a sad farewell to ‘rural hero’ Im Young-eun, to the ‘proiljalrah’ Kim Go-eun. The series also included a variety of moments of hard work. An Iljallah is a person who does their job well.

　Cha Seung-won was worried that the first guest of the Three Meal House, Im Yeong-eun, was going home after a long day of hard work, so he decided to eat out for his last supper and went to Bongpyeong, the home of buckwheat noodles, to have makguksu and thinly fried buckwheat noodles.

　The Three Meal House, which had been quiet for a while after the departure of Im Young-eun, was revitalised by the appearance of Kim Go-eun, who appeared in the film Pamyo with Yoo Hae-jin. As soon as she arrived, Kim Go-eun was confronted with the incident where Yoo Hye-jin put kimchi in her chilli chige and Cha Seung-won got angry, to which she responded with a proactive attitude, ‘Senior (Yoo Hye-jin) made a mistake’ and ‘The kimchi was a little too much’.

　In particular, Yoo Hye-jin and Kim Go-eun's secretive chemistry doubled the fun, as the pair produced items that could focus the heat of a brazier and launched a new brand, Ninai, after five years since their own furniture brand, Ikeyo, and showed off kitchen items.

　The diverse dishes prepared by Cha Seung-won stimulated the salivary glands of viewers. He produced sesame oil and special garlic sauce for dipping grilled beef, curry with plenty of vegetables and meat, and salad, which quickly captivated Kim Go-eun's taste buds. For Kim Go-eun, who cannot eat eggs, a custom-made breakfast menu was selected.

　Meanwhile, ‘Three Meals Light’ airs every Friday at 8:40pm.