Today (Thursday, October 17th) in episode 2357 of MBC’s ‘Today N’ ◆ 18-cheop bansang flavored with plums costs 17,900 won? ◆ The identity of the Hanok that resonates with the sound of the gayageum ◆ The battle of vineyard successors for three generations ◆ Go to Turtle Island, the city of marine leisure! etc. are broadcast.
◆ [점심N] An 18-cheok bansang flavored with plums costs 17,900 won?
End of worrying about today’s menu! Today N’s official lunch menu solution, where did announcer Jeong Young-han visit? A restaurant in Gimpo that has a parking problem every lunch hour! The number of side dishes served one after another is 18! From pork belly bossam made with plenty of know-how from the owner who previously ran a bossam restaurant, seasonal crab paste filled with seasoning, savory beef stew, plump grilled croaker, and of course, various vegetable side dishes filled with fiery flavor! There is no one who can shut up about the Korean food battle unfolding on the table. The owner and his wife come to work every day at 6 a.m. because they make all 18 side dishes at the store.
With nearly 30 years of experience in the restaurant business, they serve meals that are not only delicious, but also take care of the health of their guests. A young Korean announcer tasted 18 different side dishes one by one! I was impressed by how well it fit properly. The secret is in the plum syrup that has been made and aged for about a year. The amount of plums used per year alone is more than 100 kg! The secret to the delicious taste is that they only use plums grown by regular customers themselves. A British-Korean announcer who fell in love with the spicy side dish. I even requested side dish refills several times. A young announcer suddenly covers his eyes with an eyepatch! Let’s find out what will happen on today’s broadcast.
◆ [저 푸른 초원 위에] The identity of the Hanok where the gayageum sound resonates
The place we visited the main character who built a picturesque house on that green meadow was the Hanok Village in Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul! There was a Hanok here where the sound of the gayageum continued. It was the home of Choi Hyo-chan (60) and Lee Chae-hyeong (56). Ten years ago, two people built a small hanok of 5.5 pyeong in Yangpyeong and used it as a second house. I fell in love with the charm of Hanok and wanted to live in a real Hanok rather than a second home, so I built my current Hanok. Chaehyung said that when he lived in an apartment, he felt empty without any household items. However, after living in a hanok, the more I emptied it, the more beautiful I felt, so I started pursuing a minimalist life. This Hanok is said to have taken a year each to purchase the land, design, and construct. It is said that they adhered to tradition in terms of materials and construction methods, costing 12 million won per pyeong.
Unlike a regular hanok, the numaru room on the first floor adds 1.5 times the number of floors, adding to the elegance of a hanok, and the second floor divides the room with a paper door, so when the door is opened, it becomes one large, open space. The unique underground space is also used as a gallery for the couple. The study room for the couple, who met at Yonsei University’s graduate school, has a small kitchen and bench, so they can even enjoy a cup of coffee. Chaehyung still plays the gayageum, which he learned 13 years ago, with the door of his hanok wide open when the weather is nice. Since the price of the gayageum alone reaches 10 million won, it has to be played often to prevent dust from accumulating. A hanok for a couple enjoying a quiet, slow life in the city. Let’s meet at.
◆ [이 맛에 산다] The vineyard succession war continues for three generations.
The place we visited today’s protagonist was Ganghwado Island in Incheon Metropolitan City. There was a rich man who had been cultivating a vineyard here for three generations. They are the father, Lee Gwang-jong (64), and the son, Lee Gyu-ho (36). It is said that the vineyard that my grandfather started cultivating in 1979 has continued to this day. My father has been working in the vineyard since he was in middle school. When we first started farming, we packed the grapes in wooden boxes rather than paper boxes and secured them with rope. Also, they wrapped the grapes in newspaper, so in years when it rained a lot, the newspaper could not stop the rain, and the harvest was cut in half. Now that times have changed, work has become a little easier, and in 2021, my son will come down and help me with the work, making things a little easier. My son was a model student well-known in the neighborhood and succeeded in getting a job right away after graduating from Seoul National University of Science and Technology. He had planned to return to farming in his late 40s, but due to his mother’s deteriorating health, he returned to his hometown sooner than expected.
The father was opposed to his son returning to farming at the time. They say the reason was none other than marriage. He said it would be difficult to find a partner if he came down to the countryside. In fact, when there was no news of his son’s marriage until he was in his mid-30s and his younger brother got married first, he looked into international marriage. But fortunately, I met fate while exercising and am now in my first year as a newlywed. The vineyard has been passed down for three generations since the son returned to his hometown. However, the father is thinking of MBC’s son, Dex, not his son, as the successor to the vineyard. He visited a rich man’s farm when Campbell grapes were being harvested and was impressed by Dex’s workmanship and kept offering to scout him. Accordingly, his son Kyu-ho is said to be working even harder, burning his rivalry! The daily life of a grape farm that has just passed its third generation. Let’s meet at.
◆ [주말N] Go to Turtle Island, the city of marine leisure!
Announcer Park Ji-min visited Sihwa Lake, which was reborn as a lake of life, over the weekend! An event was held to commemorate Sihwa Lake Day, marking the 30th anniversary of Sihwa Lake, on an island named Turtle Island because it resembles a turtle. Starting with the scenic bridge that offers a panoramic view of the 43.80㎢ (13 million pyeong) Sihwa Lake, the largest lake surrounded by three local governments, Siheung, Hwaseong, and Anseong, and the 166,000㎡ (50,000 pyeong) artificial surfing area reminiscent of the sea. Turtle Island is a lot of fun to visit, including ‘Siheung Wave Park’! This time, I decided to enjoy marine leisure sports with show host Kim Eun-young, a friend of 14 years, who arrived late. After exploring Sihwa Lake and enjoying thrilling activities ranging from yacht tours to banana boats, it’s time to fill your stomach!
Two people visited a delicious shabu-shabu restaurant with seafood from Sihwa Lake and Korean beef! After eating a lot of fried rice, he went to a beach with a beautiful sunset to clear his stomach, and was surprised to find the Little Prince visiting Sihwa Lake. It is a photo zone for ‘The Little Prince and the Desert Fox’, which symbolizes the feeling of nostalgia while watching the sunset of Turtle Island, which resembles the sunset seen 43 times on the home planet B612. It is said to be a work made to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Sihwa Lake. After walking along the beach of Sihwa Lake, where you can capture the beautiful sunset as if the Little Prince was having a conversation with the sunset of Sihwa Lake, you found a hotel located on Turtle Island and even enjoyed a staycation. Siheung Friendship Trip for two people full of excitement Let’s meet here!
Below is today’s N broadcast information.
▶ Jangneung Mom’s Table: Seungga-ro, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do
▶ Chaehyodang: Jingwan-gil, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul
▶ Sharon Vineyard: Jeongmun-gil, Yangdo-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon
▶ Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do
▶ Wave Park: Turtle Island Trail, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do
▶ Turtle Island Marina: Jeongwang-dong, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do
▶ Hello Shabu: Turtle Island Trail, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do
▶ Wave M Hotel: Turtle Island-ro, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do
Economy Queen Reporter Park So-gi Photo = MBC ‘Today N’
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