Kwak Jun-bin sets out to find a secret lodging for Hong Kong locals.
In EBS's 'Kwak Jun-bin's World Restaurant' (directed by Song Joon-seop), which airs today (16th), Kwak Jun-bin challenges Hong Kong's secret guest house 'Bingwan'. Along with this, they plan to enjoy Hong Kong 100% by directly experiencing the life routines of the locals.
On the second day of his trip to Hong Kong, Junbin Kwak experiences a unique accommodation type that can only be found in Hong Kong. Spending the night in a guest house that takes advantage of the geographical feature of many old apartments. Kwak Jun-bin shows an interesting reaction to the strange scenery that can be seen in a movie, saying, “It looks like it is in a Hong Kong movie?”
Kwak Jun-bin panics as he gets lost in a much more complex structure than expected. A situation in which no response is received even after pressing the doorbell and making a phone call. There is a rule that filming is not allowed in the lodging that he finally found, which embarrasses Kwak Jun-bin even more.
Kwak Jun-bin, who became lost in Hong Kong due to the language barrier, complains of anxiety, saying, “I think I hear hallucinations.” Even the atmosphere of the building is more reminiscent of a horror movie than a noir movie, and you can hear Junbin Kwak's welcome voice. Attention is focused on whether Kwak Jun-bin, who met the savior, will be able to safely stay at the 'vacant house'.
Kwak Jun-bin, who met Hong Kong locals, plans to experience a different life routine. Kwak Jun-bin, who started gymnastics in the morning with the locals even in the midst of rain and wind, said that as time went by, she would sincerely do gymnastics. This makes me more curious about the second story of Kwak Jun-bin's trip to Hong Kong, where he celebrated the Miracle Morning with the locals.
'Kwak Jun-bin's World Driver's Restaurant' will be broadcast today (16th) at 10:05 pm.
Reporter Lee Ha-neul, Ten Asia greenworld@tenasia.co.kr