Description
“Shall We Have Dinner Tonight” Volume 3 is the third book in the hit Korean romance webtoon series by Park See-In, collected in print for Korean-language readers and manhwa collectors. This volume continues the heartwarming story of Do-Hee Woo and Hae-Gyung Kim as shared meals slowly turn two lonely strangers into something more than friends. Perfect for fans of contemporary romance, food-centered storytelling, and slice-of-life webtoons, this book brings together emotional healing, everyday humor, and the quiet excitement of falling in love.
Key Features
- Print comic book edition of the popular webtoon “Shall We Have Dinner Tonight”.
- Volume 3 of the series, completing the collected storyline for this arc.
- Follows Do-Hee Woo and Hae-Gyung Kim as they turn weekly dinners into a deepening relationship.
- Explores themes of past heartbreak, emotional recovery, and the comfort of sharing meals.
- Includes episodes 31–46 from the original webtoon.
- Written and illustrated by Park See-In, maintaining the original art and tone of the digital series.
- Original Korean-language edition for native speakers and learners of Korean.
- High-page-count volume (316 pages) for extended, immersive reading.
Specifications
| Title | Shall We Have Dinner Tonight, Vol. 3 |
|---|---|
| Series Type | Webtoon / Manhwa |
| Author | Park See-In |
| Illustrator | Park See-In |
| Publisher | Yedam |
| Volume | 3 |
| Publication Date | 15 September 2015 |
| Language | Korean |
| Pages | 316 |
| Content Index | Episodes 31–46 |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| Condition | New |
| Size | 14.8 × 21.0 cm |
| Weight | 0.52 kg |
| ISBN | 9788959139613 |
Chloe – Sydney, Australia –
Really enjoyed reading Volume 3. The characters grow so much over the meals they share. Fun to see their friendship evolve in a relatable way.
Riley – Boston, USA –
Really enjoyed Volume 3. The art style is cool and it’s fun to see their relationship develop through meals. Nice stories that resonate with modern life. Would read more of this series.
ChubbyGoat –
Right off the bat, I was a bit skeptical of the premise, but this is a very cute and character-driven story. I loved every second of it, especially learning every little detail of the main’s past relationships. It’s a really fun and light read that I highly recommend.