It's not Cold Stone?

[seichan]

Ah, my weekly squee-fest. I thought the ice cream parlor was Cold Stone, but the credits listed Baskin Robbins. Didn't know they did the whole mixing thing there, too. But then again, the Cold Stone in Korea packs cakes with dry ice & candles and the Dunkin Donuts in Korea sells yummy-looking cakes. Why do foreign countries get the upscale version of American fastfood?

Boys Before Flowers 9! love the breakfast scene cause it's so Korean. Can't say that making kimchee is an entire family thing, but hey, it's good to see that kind of family activity promotion in dramas. Ji-hoo's character is now the nice-guy character from 'My Girl'; Lee Junki's character who spent the rest of the series looking pretty, being super-nice and pining for the girl. Gotta love those characters..especially if they carry drugs in their pockets. Also love Yi-jung's Kenny G approach to seducing girls. haha. funny episode. In episode 10 we see the infamous cookie faces now, as chocolate. Yum! It's pretty interesting that Jun-pyo kinda gets Ji-hoo's seconds (Jandi, the apple, the chocolate)...or is that just too obvious? Hey, didn't their BL vibes come in later in the story? Anyway, episode 10, no Jan-di, don't fall for the slimy pumpkin porridge man's tricks.

Comments

[starlady38.livejournal.com]

I went to both in Seoul and there was no mixing at Baskin Robbins. Either I was cheated of my mixing (which I doubt, because the staff were so friendly) or the show is trying to pull the wool over viewers' eyes.

[nokiirat.livejournal.com]

I was looking for the store logo somewhere in the episode since the Cold Stones I've been to never puts as much filler in the ice cream as the drama had. They didn't show any store logos in the episode, but the colors in the parlor looked like Baskin Robbins colors. mysterious...

mm. ice cream...