Lee Chan-won, which famous Seoul restaurant did he revisit with his parents after filming?
In episode 217 of JTBC's 'Talksman 25', Lee Chan-won's visit to a famous Seoul royal cuisine restaurant with his parents after filming, along with his travel stories from India and the USA, will be aired.
Lee Chan-won revisits the 'Jinttobaegi' authentic Seoul Royal Cuisine restaurant with his parents
A famous restaurant in Seoul, which singer Lee Chan-won was so satisfied with that he revisited it with his parents even after filming ended, will be revealed on broadcast. In the 217th episode of JTBC's 'Talkpawon 25시' (Talkpawon 25), airing at 8:50 PM on the 13th, Kim Sook and Lee Chan-won will leave the studio to explore cultural heritage in the heart of Seoul in a 'Summer Vacation Special: School Trip in Seoul' episode.
Hwang Yoon-seong, a close acquaintance of Lee Chan-won, joins this Seoul exploration, and Fabien, who holds a tourist guide license, adds professionalism as a one-day guide. They visit a historic royal cuisine restaurant that opened in 1957 to taste magnificent traditional foods such as Gujeolpan (platter of nine delicacies) and pumpkin sikhye ice treats. In particular, Lee Chan-won proved that this place is not just a filming location but a real 'hotspot' by sharing the anecdote of revisiting the restaurant with his parents immediately after filming.
In this episode, Lee Chan-won goes beyond his usual role as a studio host and performs the role of a guide introducing Seoul's beautiful cultural heritage as a 'Talkpawon' roaming the field.
From street food in Kolkata, India, to the 'Beer Run' in Milwaukee, USA
In addition to the Seoul trip, exotic scenes from various parts of the world will also visit viewers. In the India segment, Talkpawon AlphaGo visits Kolkata and Varanasi to capture the vivid local life. In Kolkata, they experience Indian street food endorsed by YouTuber Meatman, and AlphaGo, after tasting a local beverage, draws laughter with the unique impression that it "tastes like hot spring water."
In Varanasi, the spiritual capital of India, they observe the religious ceremonies held every night on the banks of the Ganges and the unique Indian funeral culture at the crematorium. They also capture the experience of personally experiencing Indian popular culture by learning Bollywood dance at a local studio.
A trip to the United States is also included. In Milwaukee, known as the city of beer, an exotic 'Butter Burger' appears, featuring a whole cold stick of butter placed on top of a freshly grilled patty. The most eye-catching part is the 'Beer Run,' an exotic marathon where people run while drinking beer. Watching this unique race where participants must finish all four glasses of beer to complete it, Jun Hyun-moo reacted by saying, "It's like the movie The Walking Dead," causing laughter on set.
A special combination with Kim Sook and Lee Chan-won
In this Seoul school trip episode, Kim Sook and Lee Chan-won embark on their first joint business trip. Lee Chan-won's acquaintance Hwang Yoon-seong participates, and Fabien, who holds a tourist guide license, serves as a one-day guide.
Studio host Jun Hyun-moo reacted by saying, "It's like the movie The Walking Dead" while watching the scene of the exotic 'Beer Run' marathon where people run while drinking beer. The Talkpawon in charge of the India trip is AlphaGo.
Vivid impressions bursting from the field
Talkpawon AlphaGo, who tasted a local beverage in Kolkata, India, piqued curiosity by sharing the unique impression that it "tastes like hot spring water."
Watching the scene of the exotic 'Beer Run' marathon in Milwaukee, USA, Jun Hyun-moo burst into laughter, saying, "It's like the movie The Walking Dead," at the sight of participants who must drink four glasses of beer to finish the race.
Diverse travel compositions connecting Seoul, India, and the USA
JTBC's 'Talkpawon 25시' episode 217 presents different travel styles by placing Seoul's traditional culture alongside India's religious and lifestyle culture. This episode consists of the Seoul Summer Vacation Special School Trip, the India Kolkata/Varanasi travelogue, and the Milwaukee, USA segment.
In line with the program's characteristic where local reporters from each country introduce destinations and cultures, in this broadcast, Talkpawon AlphaGo travels to India to experience the local culture.
