"Do you want to take a lunch box?" Lee Joo-yeon ignores Yoon Yoo-sun's contact

In a video from the KBS Drama 'Love on the Menu', a tense confrontation between family members, including Yoon Yoo-sun and Lee Joo-yeon, is revealed. According to the video, Yoon Yoo-sun asks Seo-yeon at a coffee shop near the company if she wants to come out for a moment to take a lunch box that she has prepared.

The lunch box proposal and Lee Joo-yeon's subsequent cold reaction

Yoon Yoo-sun proposed a meeting by informing Seo-yeon that she had packed a lunch box, but Lee Joo-yeon shows an attitude of ignoring Yoon Yoo-sun's contact. In the video, Lee Joo-yeon describes Seo-yeon's state by saying, "Seo-yeon is like dry firewood with her mental state on fire," conveying the seriousness of the current situation with the expression that fire suppression support is needed. In this process, Lee Joo-yeon shows an attempt to avoid the conversation by telling Yoon Yoo-sun and another person that she will step aside so the two of them can talk.

Parents' apology and the patterns of conflict within the family

The video also captures the deepening conflict among family members. The father expresses his regret to Seo-yeon, saying, "Dad lacked thought, and as a father and an adult, I am so ashamed I cannot lift my head." The father admits his mistake, offers a sincere apology to Seo-yeon, and suggests they eat together first. Meanwhile, Yoon Yoo-sun suggests eating together, noting that the father hasn't eaten a single meal today. In this process, the complex relationships within the family are revealed through a mention regarding Seo-yeon's meals, stating that Go Hyeon-hui is not preparing food.

Following the setting of the drama 'Love on the Menu', which deals with 'two men and women who gather the fragments of a broken family to prepare the warmest meal in the world,' this scene is a part that shows the psychological conflicts experienced by family members and the process of relationship recovery. Starring Ha Seok-jin, Ahn Hee-yeon, Park You-na, Bae Jung-nam, and others, this work unfolds the conflicts and reconciliations between family members through the theme of a family recipe.