Yoon Eun-hye revealed her candid thoughts on romance and marriage on 'Jun Hyun-moo Plan 2.'

The 22nd episode of the comprehensive channel MBN's 'Jun Hyun-moo Plan 2' (co-produced by MBN and Channel S), aired on the afternoon of the 21st, featured Jun Hyun-moo and Kwak Tube (Kwak Jun-bin) reuniting with Yoon Eun-hye, the youngest member of Baby Vox, and cognitive psychologist Kim Kyung-il and brain scientist Jang Dong-seon, peaking with a 'beef special' episode. They embarked on a food tour, exploring not only the best beef bone soup in Myeongdong but also the 'Michelin Pyongyang cold noodles' restaurant in Gangnam and their favorite 'beef internal organs omakase' restaurant. In a comfortable atmosphere, Yoon Eun-hye opened up about her true feelings regarding marriage and romance, receiving encouragement from viewers.

On that day, Jun Hyun-moo and Kwak Tube met the 'Professor Duo' Kim Kyung-il and Jang Dong-seon, who are currently active as 'Gyeongdong Brothers.' Following Jang Dong-seon’s plan, the four headed to a beef bone soup restaurant with a 49-year tradition and settled down in a corner after completing the reservation. When the 'beef bone soup noodle pot' made with fresh noodles was served, Jun Hyun-moo carefully sipped the broth, emphasizing the 'noodles first' rule, and marveled at its deep flavor. He was also amazed by the chewy texture of the fresh noodles made by compressing starch, flour, and soybean flour 12 times.

Having quickly cleared the beef bone soup, Jun Hyun-moo shared his concerns with the 'Gyeongdong Brothers.' He confessed, "Last year, I created a buzz by saying, 'I will do broadcasting that is more like vitamins than dopamine' at the 'Entertainment Awards.' But the truth is, I'm also looking for stimulating content (dopamine-inducing) by watching short forms." Kwak Tube agreed, saying, "I also spend a lot on in-game purchases (buying game items for cash)." Kim Kyung-il explained that the first step should be to regularize sleep, advising, "Getting enough sleep is important."

Next, the four moved to Gangnam and headed to a renowned '20-year artisan' restaurant for Pyongyang cold noodles that has consistently received Michelin recognition. Here, having tasted the 'authentic' Pyongyang cold noodles, they prepared a smile-inducing feast with spicy stir-fried beef and other dishes. During the meal, Jun Hyun-moo asked, "Is there food that increases the success rate for blind dates?" presenting a personal inquiry, to which Kim Kyung-il responded, "Foods that you usually don't eat are good," piquing Jun Hyun-moo's curiosity.

After the 'Gyeongdong Brothers' thoroughly enjoyed everything from beef bone soup to Pyongyang cold noodles, Jun Hyun-moo introduced, "Today, we have another 'eating friend.' She's the original Hallyu goddess and a former girl group member, but now she's an actress," referring to Yoon Eun-hye. At the same time, Yoon Eun-hye succeeded in securing the 'snack restaurant' and invited Jun Hyun-moo and Kwak Tube there. The three enjoyed special snacks, ordering beef tartare gimbap and tteokbokki, before moving to their next destination.

On the way, Jun Hyun-moo explained his favorite 'internal organs omakase' restaurant, saying, "The place we're going to eat everything from the head to the tail of a cow." Kwak Tube chimed in, stating, "I also spread the word that this place is delicious." After neatly completing the reservation with a 'free pass,' the three fully enjoyed the omakase, which included items such as beef tripe, cow intestines grilled, and DAECHANG shabu-shabu. Among them, Yoon Eun-hye chose 'gopchangjeongol' as her 'favorite,' noting, "It would be great to come here with customers when I want to show off," while giving a thumbs up.

Meanwhile, during the food segment, Jun Hyun-moo suddenly asked about marriage, stating, "Shouldn't Yoon Eun-hye be getting married?" In response, Yoon Eun-hye dropped a bombshell, saying, "I haven't been in a relationship for 13 years. However, as I start working again, I have a desire to get married within the next three years." She also shared, "In my early twenties, when I was filming the drama 'Gung,' I wanted to get married quickly. I thought marriage would allow me to enjoy my life without anyone attacking me or having to be careful."

Furthermore, Yoon Eun-hye continued, "As 'Gung' and 'Coffee Prince' did well, marriage got postponed, and then personal difficulties also led to important matters being delayed." She mentioned, "It took me 10 years to find myself. Although I felt unfair about receiving many attacks in the past, now that I am becoming healthier, I feel like I want to date and get married." To this, Jun Hyun-moo responded warmly, saying, "Realizing the simple truth that not everyone can like you takes a long time," creating a warm atmosphere. Attention is now focused on Yoon Eun-hye's sincere story, which she had never shared before.

[Photo courtesy of MBN and Channel S.]

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