A Good Supper (Be A Meal / Babi Dweeora / 밥이 되어라)

It looks like one of those lunch boxes from a book!

It's so pretty.

When did you have time to make all this?

Did you stay up all night?

No.

Wait for Wan Soo to come.

Sorry, I was busy.

Come here, dad.

Let's eat.

Thank you!

I'll have this too.

Thank you very much.

Pizza's here!

It's my treat.

Everything looks so good.

We're having so much more fun than we thought we would.

Right, Young Shin?

Of course, we are!

I wish we had field day once a month!

Once a month?

That'll be too hard for me.

You look tired from preparing all this.

Kids should have a memory like this growing up.

It'll be sad if all they remember is studying.

The food is delicious.

Thank you for your hard work.

No problem.

Enjoy, Jung Hoon.

Okay! It's so good.

You probably had no idea that you'd be sitting here...

with the kids today.

To be honest, my head's still spinning.

After lunch, let's do the three-legged race together.

Please try to focus...

on the race, even though your head's spinning.

Don't worry.

We even practiced last night.

I told you to keep it a secret!

You guys practiced?

Then you're going to win the first prize.

Who are you running with, Jung Hoon?

Your dad's not here.

Just watching the game will be enough for me.

Can you talk to us instead of just eating?

About what? Do you have something on your mind?

I don't.

Why would I have anything to talk to you about?

Got it. Don't worry.

What did you tell her?

It's a secret.

Kids shouldn't have so many secrets.

Look at the camera.

In 1, 2, 3!

- Say kimchi. - Kimchi!

Say cheese.

In case I had to go to an orphanage,

I secretly asked her to take a few photos of us...

so I could look at them whenever I want to.

The autumn sky today was very nice and clear.

When I did the three-legged race with Mr. Jung,

I thought to myself...

that I would never be able to forget him.

He's helped me make such happy memories.

Hurry!

Hurry!

Oh, no.

Are you okay?

You can do this!

I finished the race second to last.

I was upset that I fell while I was running.

My knees hurt but Mr. Jung was watching,

so I gathered my strength and finished the race.

She asked her to take pictures...

of everyone she knows,

so she could look at them at the orphanage.

She wrote that in her diary too.

She's organizing everything for when she leaves,

but she doesn't show any signs of sadness and smiles all the time.

I'm both proud and sad for her.

You're planning to let her stay until this semester, right?

Yes.

I can't make her switch schools in the middle of the semester.

Make sure you don't make any mistakes.

They're special guests of the mayor.

They love abalone porridge. Make sure you give them plenty.

Okay. Should I serve them the new watery kimchi?

Let's try them first.

You shouldn't be reading a magazine right now.

I already checked the reservation list for lunch.

Change the cushion covers in the VIP room.

Are you telling me to do that?

Get somebody else.

Everyone else is busy right now.

What are you doing? It's almost time.

If there's even one stain on it, they won't sit in that room.

My gosh.

How picky could he be?

Geez.

You've embarrassed our family.

How could you mess up cleaning the clams?

I'm sorry, ma'am.

There's nothing else that ruins your appetite...

than eating something dirty from a clam.

I'm so sorry.

Our new assistant must have made a mistake.

Who should be responsible for this?

Who?

I'm responsible.

I'll make sure this doesn't happen again with our employees.

I sincerely apologize. I'm very sorry about this, ma'am.

She sure climbed up the ladder now.

Our VIP guests want to see you.

- Really? Give me the dish. - Yes, ma'am.

What are you bringing?

That's not on the menu.

It's a complimentary dish for our VIP guests.

A complimentary dish?

Chef?

- Yes. - I just want to make sure.

Don't accept any tips from our customers.

It'll taint our reputation.

Of course, ma'am.

The lunch was delicious.

You're the owner of this place now.

I can't give you a tip.

What should we do?

It's an honor to hear you enjoyed the food.

We'll serve you with even greater care next time.

She used to go after tips from customers.

She succeeded overnight.

Still, I can't just go like this.

Take this for fun.

I'll put it to good use.

Anyway, Korean people have a bad habit...

of showing off over nothing.

Why are you giving that to me?

You went through a hard time today.

This is unbelievable.

Is she saying now I'm in a position to take tips or what?

Ever since you left the kitchen,

the restaurant's ambiance has changed so much.

She welcomes the guests so kindly.

Today the mayor was so pleased he couldn't contain himself.

Is that so?

People like me can't treat customers that way.

That's true. When people like you smile,

men actually get afraid.

It gives us chills.

What?

Well, anyway.

I don't have that talent.

Not everyone can do that. Only those who've done it before can.

You worked hard today.

Thanks to you, we satisfied the difficult customer.

I'm a bit tired today.

I'm going to bed.

Was that a compliment or an insult?

What talent were you talking about?

Didn't you notice Jong Gwon left upset?

It's a compliment. Why?

Isn't it a compliment to say she's running the business well?

You already got the ingredient ledger. Don't start anything.

You should've seen how she treats me.

You wouldn't say that if you did.

You said you were tired. Why aren't you sleeping?

How about we take it easy with the restaurant...

and have a bit more peace here?

I can't just hand the kitchen to anyone.

It seems you care for more than the work at the kitchen.

I'll consider it.

Everyone at City Hall knows me.

Do you understand what I mean?

Your circumstances have changed, and so should your behavior.

Okay.

How disgraceful.

How could she make me out to be cheap so quickly?

She even had a smile on her face.

Letting her win is winning in this case.

You should've seen her.

If you did, you wouldn't say that.

I heard that she made two or three hundred dollars...

in tips a day as kitchen manager.

I bet she used complimentary dishes that weren't even on the menu,

as a strategy to fish for more tips.

Did she buy all the ingredients for the complimentary dishes?

Why did you just sit by and watch?

Of course, I was worried she'd go to another restaurant.

However, she crawled to me for other reasons.

And now she treats me...

as her employee?

Does that sound right to you?

None of our lives are according to logic, after all.

She got married to my brother and became my sister-in-law.

What can I do about it?

I'm just saying, there's a line for everything.

To be honest, it's true that you took too much for tips.

Do you think I used that money?

Thanks to that money, I was able to go to college,

and our family lived comfortably.

Was it just your family?