Would You Like a Cup of Coffee?

Would You Like a Cup of Coffee? (2021) profile

• Drama: Would You Like a Cup of Coffee? / Shall We Have a Cup of Coffee? (literal title)
• Revised romanization: Coffee Hanjan Halggayo?
• Hangul: 커피 한잔 할까요?
• Director: No Jung-Wook
• Writer: Huh Young-Man (comic), Lee Ho-Joon (comic), No Jung-Wook
• Network: KakaoTV
• Episodes: 12
• Release Date: October 24, 2021 --
• Runtime: Thursday & Sunday 17:00
• Language: Korean
• Country: South Korea
• Based on comic "Coffee Hanjan Halggayo?" by Huh Young-Man (writer & illustrator) & Lee Ho-Joon (writer) (published January 19, 2015 to January 21, 2017 in daily newspaper JoongAng Ilbo). Filming for the drama series begins June, 2021.

Would You Like a Cup of Coffee? (2021) plot

Park Seok is the owner of the successful Café 2Dae coffee shop, a small but much-loved establishment with a group of loyal customers. He works alone in the coffee shop, and has not taken on any staff, even though his solo efforts are starting to take their toll on him. One day, a young man named Kang Go Bi comes to the coffee shop and samples Park Seok’s coffee. He immediately develops an earnest passion for coffee and convinces Park Seok to take him on as a part-time worker at the coffee shop. But Kang Go Bi soon proves that he really wants the older man to become his mentor and to learn how to become a proficient barista in his own right. The duo eventually forms a close bond and learns no end of life lessons from one another – while also helping bring a little warmth into the lives of their many and various customers.

comments for Would You Like a Cup of Coffee? (2021)

• There is nothing earth shattering or dramatic with this drama but it is so warm and a treat to look forward to with each episode. Just wish the episodes were a bit longer than 30 minutes. I love how Go Bi gets more and more confident and humble as time goes on and learns bit by bit to not so easily judge a book by it's cover from his mentor Park Seok. Once they get started on macro water filtering techniques, I am so lost but it does make me appreciate how intricate and laborious making a good cup of coffee can be. Now I understand why "Baristas" are so easily offended if they are called anything else and when the fruits of their labor are not appreciated.
• This is a very beautiful drama, beautiful in every aspect. Life is tough but this drama depicts the beauty in people and life. It's light, too. You will find surprisingly good coffee philosophies

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