Seo In-guk’s Charming Look In ‘Cafe Minamgdang’, Check It Out!

Cafe Minamdang is an upcoming Korean Mystery Drama by KBS. The drama stars Seo In-guk and Oh Yeon-so in leading roles. The story is about a criminal profiler, Nam Han-joon who becomes a shaman and scams people. He works with his sibling Nam Hye-joon who used to work for National Intelligence and Gong Soo-cheol, a homicide detective. They run the Cafe together. A strange accident gets them involved with Han Ja-hee, a police detective.

Cafe Minamdang is based on Minamdang: Case Note, an award-winning web novel by Writer Jung Jae-ha. The webnovel was published on KakaoPage.

Seo In-guk Cafe Minamdang

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Check Out Seo In-guk’s Gorgeous Look In Cafe Minamdang

The Instagram page of KBS Drama has yet again shared new stills of the handsome actor in a new post. All of the actor’s pictures from the series have been stylish so far and the recent ones are no exception. The actor can be seen wearing a khaki coat and red-tinted glasses with a black frame in a picture. The significant all red suit shows the stylish shaman that he plays in the series. Lastly, the actor in a grey turtle neck with his smile is a look to fall for.

The Instagram caption reads as translated, “Shameless, sly charm ???? Glamorous horse feet and heavy armour! KBS’s new Monday-Tuesday drama “The Handsome Man” Café Minamdang The first episode will air on June 27th (Monday)”

The upcoming Korean mystery drama stars Seo In-guk, Oh Yeon-so, Kwak Shi-yang, Kang Mi-na, Kwon Soo-hyun, Jung Ja-hyun and more. The series will be broadcast on the KBS2 TV channel on 27th June 2022 at 9:30 PM every Monday and Tuesday.

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