Kim Da-hye asks for one more rice bowl on a relaxed jjimdak date

"I am really eating a lot today," Kim Da-hye's honest mealtime

Despite the tension of a blind date, Kim Da-hye focused entirely on the food in front of her. Kang Shin-woo and Kim Da-hye, who are appearing on SBS 'Child Release Project-Hapseup Match 2', sat across from each other with Andong Jjimdak in front of them.

Kim Da-hye was so immersed in her meal that she even remarked to herself, "Ah, I am really eating a lot today," while enjoying the taste of the Andong Jjimdak. When asked why Jjimdak is famous in Andong, she showed an unpretentious side, replying, "I'm going slowly, I haven't really thought about it."

As she continued her meal, Kim Da-hye eventually requested an additional order, saying, "Please give me one more bowl of rice," leading the flow of the date around the food.

Kang Shin-woo's consideration and Kim Da-hye's unexpected charm

Her partner, Kang Shin-woo, stayed by her side, matching Kim Da-hye's energetic eating pace. Having already eaten breakfast, Kang Shin-woo ate relatively little, but Kim Da-hye looked after him, asking, "Oppa, why aren't you eating much? You should eat."

Kim Da-hye, who usually compares herself to a 'rabbit' and says she eats little, showed a surprising side by consuming a large amount. Kang Shin-woo silently accommodated Kim Da-hye's appetite and conversation, keeping up with the flow of the date.

Two people sharing everyday comfort instead of formality

Rather than flashy conversation or dramatic emotional exchange, their meeting stood out for the everyday comfort of sharing food together. After finishing the meal, Kim Da-hye expressed her fullness, saying, "I'm really full. I'm in trouble," and Kang Shin-woo empathized, continuing the conversation.

While sharing their post-meal states by mentioning exercise and exchanging jokes like "It feels like I'm the only one eating," the two formed a friendly atmosphere, breaking away from the formal framework of a blind date.