The Potato Lab Finale Reactions: Lee Su-bin and Kang Tae-oh’s Chemistry Becomes the Centerpiece

The Potato Lab finale reactions are finally here after the well-loved Kdrama comes to an end, and fans are going crazy about the sparkling chemistry delivered by the lead actors. With the new Korean drama coming to an end, fans are not taking their time to appreciate the plot, cast, and the excitement that has been brought to them during these weeks with the show. And this is why we bring to you reactions of fans from X to let you know why this show needs to be on your watchlist!

The Potato Lab (감자연구소) follows the office romance between a potato researcher and a newly appointed director of the research institute. While the researcher vows never to have an office romance, the charm of the director is something even she can’t avoid. But what will be the result of this office romance?

The Potato Lab episode 11 warmed our hearts with scenes of So Baek-ho being cared for and accepted by the villagers in a way that he has never felt before. Meanwhile, the excitement doesn’t leave the room as Baek-ho and Mi-gyeong’s conversation burns our hearts, which is soon led to a fit of laughter when the others make sure to show the unserious side of the show soon after. The Korean drama has definitely not disappointed us in any way with its unserious comedy which made fans fall in love with it all the more.

““no one’s ever given me homemade kimchi before” baekho finally found a place where he felt cared for. the village people has always doubted him but now they love him as their own. even giving him food without asking for anything in return???? #ThePotatoLab#ThePotatoLabEp11”

““if i tell you that i realized what i want and that i love you, would you come back to me?” oh my heart. this whole scene might just be my favorite. the angst, longing, and pain they both have. the way their eyes speak. my heart :(???? #ThePotatoLab#ThePotatoLabEp11”

Meanwhile, The Potato Lab Episode 12 continued the plot into its final chapter, giving us some of the best scenes yet again. This episode was all about the wonderful chemistry between Lee Su-bin and Kang Tae-oh, and I have to say, this couple has got our hearts. They not only bring a unique vibe to romance but also make sure to show the wonderful partnership that they have formed within these weeks. Fans cannot stop talking about the duo’s chemistry, and we can see why.

“I loved watching the drama, thank you for delivering a good, funny and entertaining drama. Kang Tae Oh and Lee Sunbin delivered chemistry and acting from the beginning to the end of the drama. I miss them already.???????? #ThePotatoLab#ThePotatoLabEp12#LeeSunBin#KangTaeOh”

“And it’s a wrap. The best thing about this drama is pairing Lee Sunbin and Kang Taeoh because they got more chemistry than the periodic table. Gonna miss this potato couple and the lab gang!???????????? #ThePotatoLab#ThePotatoLabEp12”

Altogether, the show has been worth the watch for those who have followed it diligently throughout these weeks as they brought their comments on X. The discussions were fun, the experience was even better, and these final reactions only add to our reasons to suggest the show to other Kdrama fans! With this, check out the Korean drama and if you still aren’t convinced, check out these reactions below!

The Potato Lab Finale Reactions on X!

What do you think about the show? Let us know in the comments below!

Also read: All The Potato Lab Reviews!

Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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