A Korean restaurant run by a 24-year-old female owner in Japan.
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A food alley located in Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
There is a Korean dining place called Korean Dining Lee.
The owner went shopping before opening the business.
Busily moving.
He is 24 years old and has been working part-time since he was 17, then took over the business and renovated it to run the business.
I am a Korean-Japanese person who was born in Japan after my parents immigrated.
3rd anniversary congratulatory message to the community
Part-time women arrive
Maybe it’s because I’m still young, but I’m very energetic
Prepare thoroughly
There is a food supermarket right next door.
Kimchi Studio. It seems to be a store specializing in Korean food ingredients.
Just tell me what you need and take it. There is a contract.
Wow, people of Korean descent.
Korean ingredients.
A Korean man who takes care of me.
You maintain the dignity of Koreans even in Japan.
Chopping Kimchi
It tastes like Korean kimchi.
Preparing food ingredients
From bathroom hygiene
clean hi clean
It feels lively perhaps because there are only young people.
I guess it’s the kind of machine that shoots neon signs on the floor outside.
open
The most popular item is the Yakiniku set meal.
Soft tofu stew and dakgalbi set meal are the next most popular items.
Guests visit one after another
Get ready for the guests to arrive
bustling
ㄷㄷ Moving busily.
It is a composition that can be consumed well even in official Korea.
Cheese Dakgalbi
Soft Tofu Stew
The guests are full
Yum
A scenery that feels familiar
Everyone seems satisfied
A friend’s visit to support
Actually, young women are the most active.
Good
Busy washing dishes too
Haha.
Running a restaurant with a team of 5 women
During dinner time, it transforms into a typical meat restaurant.
They say they also have a banquet menu. Reservations are only possible for groups of 4 or more.
He is also skilled at cutting meat.
I just keep doing it silently.
Quite satisfied customer
It’s busy and busy so reservations are full.
Deot, a well-known restaurant in the local community.
Mother also visited
Let’s cheer for our daughter and shout out “Fighting”. A Korean style that is familiar to this generation.
Now closed
Settlement is the most important
I hope your business is going well too.
So, after work, we finished dinner.
Corn cheese, a symbol of Korean food
Korean seasoned chives
Chuckle
That’s how the day ended successfully.
Always check your gratitude to your guests.