Kang Ha-neul and Go Min-si’s romance heats up in ‘Tastefully Yours’ with first kiss
Kang Ha-neul (강하늘) and Go Min-si (고민시) just made hearts race in Tastefully Yours (당신의 맛) with their first kiss in episode 7. However, as their love story unfolds, unexpected crises threaten to tear them apart.
In the June 2 episode aired on Genie TV, Han Beom-woo (Kang Ha-neul) and Mo Yeon-joo (Go Min-si) share a pivotal moment during a healing trip to Sapporo. The duo finds themselves in a nostalgic ramen shop, where Yeon-joo recalls a special dish she created—‘sea urchin ramen’—that holds deep meaning for her mentor, Tatsuo (Kim In-woo).
Yeon-joo’s culinary epiphany triggers an emotional breakthrough, leading to a heartfelt kiss with Beom-woo that left viewers swooning.
The next day brings more drama. Yeon-joo prepares the sea urchin ramen for Tatsuo, prompting him to finally remember her and apologize for past wrongs. But just as things seem to settle, Jeon Min (Yoo Yeon-seok) reappears, reclaiming his position as head chef and plotting to take control of the restaurant ‘Le Murier’.
Yeon-joo is stunned by Jeon Min’s actions, including discarding Tatsuo’s medication and pushing for a merger. Tensions rise as Beom-woo uses his shareholder rights to block the merger, leading to open conflict.
Tatsuo intervenes, but the damage is done. Yeon-joo and Jeon Min part ways, bringing an uneasy closure to their complex past.
Back at ‘Jeongje,’ Yeon-joo and Beom-woo seek peace, but a surprise visit from the Diamant evaluation team sends the staff into chaos. Later, Jang Young-hye (Hong Hwa-yeon) and Lee Yoo-jin (Bae Yoo-ram) break in and steal Yeon-joo’s recipe notebook.
Beom-woo rushes back to Seoul after learning of the theft, while his past as a recipe hunter looms large, placing additional strain on his budding romance with Yeon-joo.
Will secrets from the past destroy their new beginning? Episode 8 of Tastefully Yours airs tonight, June 3, at 10 PM KST on ENA, with VOD available on KT Genie TV immediately after. The series is also streaming on Netflix.
