"The past doesn't matter" Jung Bo-min's firm attitude toward Bae Yun-gyu

A scene has been released from the KBS Drama 'Love on the Menu' where the characters confirm their relationships through conversations that alternate between tension and humor. In the video broadcast on September 20, 2026, a situation is captured where Bae Yun-gyu makes a request to Jung Bo-min to maintain their relationship regardless of his past.

"I'm not interested in the 'Before'" Jung Bo-min's attitude

In the video, Jung Bo-min shows herself drawing a line regarding the other person's past. In response to questions about Han Gyu-ho's past actions, the people he met, or his profession, Jung Bo-min mentions, "I'm not interested in the 'before'," expressing her stance that she will not ask what he did or what kind of women he met before meeting her. She continues to show an attitude that she can simply get to know Han Gyu-ho starting from today, expressing her intention to explore his current specific traits, such as the shampoo he uses, his favorite food, whether he snores when he sleeps, and his shoe size.

Bae Yun-gyu's request and the conflict between characters

Bae Yun-gyu conveys a request to Jung Bo-min, saying, "No matter what kind of person my brother is, even if he disappoints Nua, please don't abandon my brother." Mentioning that Jung Bo-min is a teacher and educator, he adds the sentiment that she should treat him with the mindset of teaching a lacking student a lesson. To this, Jung Bo-min responds, "I will never abandon him," and gives a joking reaction that if he were to fly away leaving her, she would break his legs to keep him by her side.

Meanwhile, the video also develops conversations between characters occurring during the process of searching for Kwon I-na, Han Gyu-seop, and Hee-na's parents. A situation arises where Kwon I-na requests the contact information for Hee-na's parents and refers to a specific individual as a "delinquent child." The conversation continues with the sentiment that because that individual likes Hee-na too much to handle, the parents must come and scold the child to separate them, showing the complex web of relationships between the characters in the drama.

The drama 'Love on the Menu' is a family recipe drama dealing with the process of gathering the fragments of a broken family to prepare the warmest meal in the world. This video captures the patterns of conversation during the process of the characters setting and confirming their relationships with one another.