Description
“Shall We Have Dinner Tonight” Vol. 1 is a Korean romance manhwa that follows two strangers, Do-Hee Woo and Hae-Gyung Kim, whose chance meeting over solo dinners turns into a weekly ritual. As they share meals, they slowly open up about past heartbreaks and discover a new kind of relationship that does not fit neatly into familiar labels. Set around cozy restaurant encounters and thoughtful conversations, this volume is perfect for readers who enjoy slow-burn romance and character-driven storytelling in Korean webtoon form.
Key Features
- Print edition of the popular Korean webtoon “Shall We Have Dinner Tonight”.
- Focuses on the relationship between Do-Hee Woo and Hae-Gyung Kim, two single adults with difficult breakup histories.
- Their regular shared dinners gradually transform a coincidental meeting into a unique, evolving romance.
- Captures the idea that everyone loves in their own way, just as steak can be cooked to many different levels.
- Includes Episodes 1–16, offering a substantial beginning to the series.
- Original Korean-language edition for native readers and Korean learners.
- Written and illustrated by Park See-In, keeping the creator’s original style and storytelling.
- Ideal for fans of slice-of-life romance, food-themed stories, and modern urban relationships.
Specifications
| Title | Shall We Have Dinner Tonight |
|---|---|
| Format | Manhwa (Comic Book) |
| Volume | 1 |
| Series Origin | Webtoon: Shall We Have Dinner Tonight |
| Author | Park See-In |
| Illustrator | Park See-In |
| Publisher | Yedam |
| Published Date | 15 September 2015 |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| Language | Korean |
| Pages | 316 |
| Content | Episodes 1–16 |
| Size | 14.8 × 21.0 cm |
| Weight | 0.54 kg |
| ISBN | 9788959139590 |
| Condition | New |
Defne – İstanbul, Türkiye –
Bu çizgi roman oldukça eğlenceli. Karakterlerin ilişkisi iyi gelişiyor ve yemek anları çok güzel resmedilmiş. Bu fiyata harika bir okuma deneyimi sağlıyor.
Sarah K. –
I really enjoyed this Manhwa! The art style was classical and I loved how the food was drawn; it made me curious. The characters were relatable and the story, while fast-paced, was a really good look at how they healed each other’s hearts.