What do a group of foodies and a murder have in common? Lee Soo Kyung (Lee Soo Kyung) is a 33-year-old divorcee who is a composed, confident woman who is happy to be living alone after marrying way too early in life. But the only thing that can make her lose her cool composure is great food. Living next door is another foodie, Goo Dae Young (Yoon Du Jun), a single man who loves surrounding himself with gourmet food but hates being asked if he is dining alone at great restaurants. When a strange murder occurs in their neighborhood, how will their lives be intertwined? “Let’s Eat” is a 2013 South Korean drama series directed by Park Joon Hwa.

A group of young people with a love for mountaineering face their fears and take a step forward in an inspirational journey through life. Lin Feng is a university student who hopes to bring back the glory days of the mountaineering club. She meets Xia Di, a member of the previous mountaineering club. The two realize that they have similar hopes and dreams and that their relationship dates further back as it is tied to a mountaineering incident five years ago. It becomes the catalyst for a story about love and salvation, growing up and letting go.

Onda Kokoro is an oncologist called Dr Onkoro for short by the people around her and teased that she was born for this path. She got married to Takumi, whom she had known since she was a student, and they had a son. Life was going smoothly for her. But three months ago, her husband fell in an accident and remained unconsciousness even though he underwent emergency surgery. Although Kokoro puts on a brave face at work, she still has not been able to accept reality. One day, she meets Kajiyama Kaoru, a competent gastroenterologist who has transferred to work at the hospital. Kaoru understands the need for oncology as a surgeon and gives emotional support with her sunny personality as a colleague. She becomes a dear friend whom Kokoro feels is sudden a ray of light in her personal and professional life…

Entertainment mogul Sa Hee Moon runs top talent agency "Star Music."

Oh Goo Joo is a former music producer who quit the business after the death of one of her clients. One day, Oh Goo Joo runs into Lee Yoo Jin. Lee Yoo Jin was a former client of "Star Music" but was kicked out after years of training. Goo Joo believes Yoo Jin has star potential and helps produce new idol band "Mr. Children" featuring Yoo Jin on lead vocals. As the group grows in popularity, Sa Hee Moon from "Star Music" works to sabotage the groups chances for success.

"Give me back my son." Kurihara Satoko was satisfied with daily life with her husband and son. In fact, the son wasn't their own child, but it wasn't matter for them. After they had tried some treatment for sterility for a long term, they once gave up to have a child. However, they came to know about "adoption", and they took Asato as their son. She couldn't imagine the life without Asato, and believed her happiness continued forever. One day, Satoko got an unexpected call from Katakura Hikari, who insisted that she was Asato's biological mother. Satoko was getting lost into the past because of this call.

Chan was forced into marriage to Tee who owns a minibus business for paying her father's gambling debt although being in love with Ying, a factory worker. They had 5 children, the eldest is Hong, the second is Kla, the third is Ma, and the youngest is a twin boy and girl, Muay and Montri.

Meanwhile, Ying had a chance to move in with a general who is the father of Dao. He started to study, and still maintained contact with Chan through letters which provide her comfort. After graduation, he became a Deputy district chief with the help of Dao's father. He also finally got married to her. They have an only daughter from their marriage, Ning.

Tee eventually began to have an affair, leaving his wife and children in poverty. But not before assaulting her when he found out about her connection with Ying. In despair, Chan decided to bring her children except for Montri out of Tee's house. On the other hand, Dao was also furious upon discovering that her husband kept in contact with his ex-girlfriend Chan.

Life for a single mother is hardly ever beautiful. In order to keep her children fed, Chan worked hard. It even led her to move into Millionaire Kong's house as a maid and mistress. However, that did not last long because soon Kong attempted to rape her eldest daughter, Hong, and when failing to do so chased them out of his home.

One day, Chan helped a kind millionaire, Jit, who owns an orchard from a thief. To thank her, Jit helps Chan out. Eventually, Chan leaves the life of misery and is able to own a canned fruit factory.

Nonetheless, happily ever after is nowhere near.

Film Rattapoom Toekongsap as Phisaeng or Seua or Nai-Hua or P'Yai Peeranee Kongthai (Matt) as Kemmik Esther Supreeleela as Naetnipha Got Jirayu Thantrakul as Konthee Gale Warunlak Sirimaneewattana as Phisinee Surint Karawoot (Woot) as Phitya Lek Teeradetch as Dr. Prin Tubtim Phichamon as Sawika Bifern Anchasa Mongkhonsamai as Namwan Prang Kannarun as Lek Santisuk Promsiri (Noom) as Phisut Jarunee Suksawat (Ple) as Saengsuda Mathew Dean as Rut Kemmik is an air hostess. She gets hurt after experiencing a one night stand with Seua. She believes that he’s a jerk who dumps girls after he gets their body. As a result, Kemmik doesn’t believe in love. She starts taking weird jobs, which is to make plans in order to prove real love. She gets hired by Saengsuda. Her job is to destroy the love of Phisaeng, Saengsuda’s only son who has gone to work in a farm, and to bring him back to manage the airline company. This is the beginning of the fun because of course, Phisaeng and Seua, the

When his body needs a rest, Kinn's heart leads him to the colder climate of Northern Thailand. There, his friends Namjai and Tib manage to cause him to drop his phone with all his travel plans. Kinn, therefore, needs to find someone who knows the area well to guide him. This leads him to meet Thitnuea who was born and raised there.