The Witch's Diner
Hee-ra is the owner of the Witch's Diner where employee Jin and intern Gil-yong work with her. Guests are welcome to the Witch's Diner where they sell their souls for their wishes to come true.
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The Witch's Diner | Official Trailer | CJ ENM
Episodes
Unjustly fired from the company, and unilaterally kicked by her boyfriend of five years, Jin starts her cheonggukjang house, risking her mother's love...
Jin, who made an unreasonable wish as if possessed, checks the result of his wish and is seized by her shock.. In the meantime, Gil-yong, frustrated b...
A man on the brink of breaking down due to his mother's illness and the hardships of life stumbles into the Witch's Diner wielding a knife. As he dema...
Sun Mi has been dating Sung Ho, her jobless boyfriend for seven years. She has been supporting him all those years and waiting for his proposal. Howev...
Jin returns Tom Kim's fountain pen to him, and they start to get close. Later, Gil Yong, who finds out about him, becomes heartbroken. He also drops o...
Jin quits working at the Witch's Diner after finding out what happened to the old landlady. However, Hee Ra redefines happiness for her to make her se...
After Jin goes to find Young Choon, she finds out he’s married and has a daughter. When Young Choon shows up at her house and becomes violent, Gil Yon...
Jin finds out Hee Ra is her mother and that she gave her up after putting a curse on her. Jin decides to make another wish to get revenge on Young Cho...
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2 years ago
No matter how you look at it, the drama was a missed opportunity for something much better. It's a very dumbed-down secondhand tacky "be careful what you wish for" type of story. Little to no dynamic between the female lead and the witch until the last episode. The introduction of the female lead and her "wish" was definitely a weak start for the drama. Poorly written and executed love interest for the female lead, it wouldn't have been an issue if they didn't give her a trashy pair up but instead something that would serve the narrative and the resolution better. None of the clients were interesting and the outcome was always lacking the x-factor other than the obvious trade off of the deal. At least the drama looked nice and the cast was good enough.
