“Love on the Menu” Posters Reveal Ha Seok Jin and Hani’s Eight-Year Heartbreak

A new K-drama poster set just made fans collectively sigh, and we get it. “Love on the Menu” pairs Ha Seok Jin and Hani as former lovers forced back into each other’s orbit after eight painful years apart — and the first stills already drip with unresolved longing.

What’s Love on the Menu Story?

The family romance drama follows Kim Moo Jin (Ha Seok Jin) and Han Gyu Rim (Hani), two people who once loved each other deeply but walked away wounded. Years later, fate (and probably some family drama) throws them back together, forcing them to confront broken pasts while quietly piecing their families back together over shared meals.

The posters do a lot of emotional heavy lifting without a single word of dialogue needed. Kim Moo Jin’s solo shot carries the line, “If you’re going to run away, do it right so we never have to see each other again like this” — a gut-punch of restrained anger. Han Gyu Rim’s poster pairs with “I am the worst card you can hold,” her eyes refusing to meet his, caught between guilt and longing. The final joint poster says it best: two people standing in the same frame, yet looking in completely different directions.

The production team teased that viewers should “warmly watch” how these two rebuild something meaningful after years of distance and unspoken hurt.

While waiting for the premiere, Ha Seok Jin fans can catch him in To My Beloved Thief, and Hani is currently starring in Hit the Spot — both streaming on Viki.

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