“Love on the Menu” Matches Its Personal Best, Tops Sunday TV Ratings Once Again

KBS 2TV’s “Love on the Menu” is proving its weekend dominance is no fluke. On September 6, the family drama once again topped every program airing that Sunday, hitting an average nationwide rating of 16.6 percent — matching the personal best it set just the week before, according to Nielsen Korea.

The drama’s steady momentum comes as it navigates one of its most intense storylines yet, with buried birth secrets and family fallout keeping viewers hooked week after week. Its ability to hold its peak rating rather than dip after a strong week signals genuine, sustained audience investment rather than a one-off spike.

Elsewhere in the ratings landscape, tvN’s “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” also had a strong showing, topping its time slot across all cable channels with a 5.8 percent nationwide rating for its fourth episode — reinforcing the buzz it’s already generated since its buzzworthy debut.

Love on the Menu: Ratings Snapshot

Ratings like these remain one of the clearest indicators of a drama’s real-time popularity, a metric closely tied to the broader tracking systems used across Korean drama television.

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