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Although countless lives have been ruined by scams in South Korea in real life, con artists are often the heroes of K-dramas. In shows like Vincenzo and The Devil Judge, we delight in wily leads who use their smarts to trick and deceive those who abuse their positions of authority. The hero of Cafe Minamdang is Nam Han-jun (Seo.
Cafe Minamdang started out a high-spirited shaman-procedural comedy but made an unconvincing swerve into psychological thriller territory. What’s more, it became boring to watch.
The cafe and coffee culture in South Korea is one that many would find fascinating. Cafes are a place where confessions, breakups, and even flirting happen, which make them a prime location for K-drama scenes. There is hardly a K-drama that doesn’t involve a cafe, but here are a few K-dramas that revolve specifically around
This article contains minor spoilers. This summer is the season of the themed cafe on Korean TV. Americano with a side of legal consultation? The Law Cafe will have you covered next month. Hoping to find your future in the dregs of your latte? Drop into Cafe Minamdang and drop to your knees before the all-powerful shaman Nam Han-jun. Ubiquitous.