Original subtitles

(Where is this place that's fiery with the eagle spirit?)

- Hello, Jae Seok. - Hello, Mimi.

- Hello, Mimi. - Hello.

I haven't been to Daejeon in a long time.

- Me neither. - Gosh.

This city used to not be fun. Did you know that?

- What did you say? - This city wasn't fun.

- Be careful with what you say. - I'm talking about a long time ago.

- A long time ago? - Be careful with what you say.

- It's what people in Daejeon say. - It's not anymore.

But now, it's very popular.

(Today's destination is a very popular city.)

(Daejeon)

Daejeon is very vibrant.

(Located in the heart of South Korea, )

(it's a city that's easily accessible from anywhere.)

(Things to eat)

(Things to see)

(Things to enjoy)

(As a 3-in-1 tourist route)

(No fun)

(Fun is on, the title has been flipped.)

(Now it's bustling with Generation MZ.)

(It's a city of endless fun.)

(Among the fun places, there's a fake.)

(An unbelievable fake?)

(Or real?)

(Their opinions continue to sway today.)

(Will you be able to figure out which one is fake?)

- Now, it's known for its bread, - Right.

But most important, the Hanwha Eagles...

The Hanwha Eagles.

(The Hanwha Eagles have been a huge success all season.)

I looked up their ranking...

as of today.

They rank second.

Throughout the season, they've been playing very well.

(With the eagle squad's strong performance this season)

("After 33 Years, They Reached 80 wins...")

("And Secured a Spot in the Playoff")

(The tickets were sold out every day at the stadium.)

Hyun Jin.

It's been eight years since I talked to him.

Then don't drop the honorifics with him.

- Hey. - Don't drop the honorifics.

Just because I wasn't in contact with him for eight years...

Exactly.

(Welcome, Seok Jin.)

Hello.

Today's City Tour will be in Daejeon.

Since it's raining, we'll invite the guests right away.

- Let's do that. - Okay.

- Someone is coming. - They're coming.

There are two of them.

(Who are today's guests arriving like the anticipated rain?)

He's wearing a passionate color.

It's Ji Hoon.

- It's Seo Ji Hye. - Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

(From a career woman of cool beauty...)

(to a North Korean elite of cool beauty)

(The epitome of sophistication)

(Actress Seo Ji Hye)

(Not only in acting...)

(but also dominating in variety shows)

(A versatile actor, Kim Ji Hoon)

- It's been such a long time. - Yes.

- Come this way. - It's good to see you.

- Ji Hoon. - Yes.

I thought it'd be sunny today.

I haven't seen you two in a long time.

- It's been a long time. - Kyung Pyo.

- Long time, no see. - Have you been well?

Of course.

- Hello. - Hello, nice to meet you.

- So that's why. - Long time, no see.

(Tensing up his biceps with a handshake)

- You're buff now. - Ji Hoon,

your shoulders weren't so wide last time.

It's nice to meet you.

(Moving to the center at this time?)

- We haven't met, have we? - Yes, we have.

- "Running Man." - We met on "Running Man."

That was in the past.

(Laughing shyly)

He's such a nuisance.

"We haven't met, have we?"

(Embarrassed)

- He got surprised. - Did you see him back away...

- because he got flustered? - It's okay.

(He backed away by moonwalking out of embarrassment.)

I found out that...

you were in a drama...

- Right. - with my friend, Lee Jung Jae.

Yes.

It's a drama called "Nice to Not Meet You."

- It must be a romantic drama. - Yes.

(Lee Jung Jae and Lim Ji Yeon's comic acting is...)

(making waves.)

(A comedy drama about a relationship...)

(between a veteran journalist and a national star)

It's a cheerful, innocuous, and fun drama.

(Please show a lot of love for "Nice to Not Meet You.")

Is there some romance between you two?

- Maybe... - I can't say.

Is that a mystery?

It's a mystery. We don't know yet.

Ji Hoon, you used to be very cute and pretty,

but now...

You're a teto-boy.

I'm too old to be cute and pretty.

Really?

I'm in my mid-40s now.

Are you in your mid-40s?

He looks so young for his age.

You still look cute to me.

- Yes. - Right.

That's because Seok Jin is in his 60s.

What?

I keep telling you that I'm not in my 60s yet.

- He's frustrating me. - I mean...

- It's been three years... - Mimi, could you say something?

He's been saying that he's in his 50s for 3 years.

Is it true that you're in your 60s?

- I said no. - No?

No.

- I can't say anything. - Stop laughing.

All his peers are over 60.

Really?

All his peers admit that they're over 60.

- Only he is in denial. - It's not true.

- Is it not true? - Then...

how did you become four years older than me?

- How old are you? - Your age remains the same,

and I keep aging.

In a few years, your titles will change.

I bet in three years,

- we'll be the same age. - Okay.

That's fine with me.

If he doesn't say his age,

who would think that he's in his 60s?

You look so young.

- I'm not in my 60s. - You look so young.

(Delighted)

It's not true.

Ji Hye, where are you going?

- Ji Hye. - Where are you going?

Your outfit is so white.

With the umbrella and your back turned, you look like a ghost.

(You look like a ghost.)

(Flopping down)

Why are you so rude today?

How could you call our guest a ghost?

- I'll give you the map first. - Okay.

What is it today?

"City Bursting with Bread, Daejeon."

It's bread when it comes to Daejeon.

The first one is Owner with Puffy Cheeks.

- "Puffy Cheeks?" - The second is...

Owner with Explosive Cannons.

- Are these all bakeries? - Everything is related to bread.

- All of them are related to bread. - Yes.

(Is today's theme related to bread?)

Owner with Puffy Cheeks.

Owner with Explosive Cannons.

Owner Full of Intelligence.

(Because of his puffy cheeks, )

(is it someone who looks cute?)

(Or a baby boss?)

(Owner with Puffy Cheeks)

(Echoing through the heart of the city)

(A massive cannon sound?)

(What is the owner's secret weapon?)

(Owner with Explosive Cannons)

(Someone who knows it all)

(An elite intellectual?)

(Owner Full of Intelligence)

(Three places in Daejeon that unleashed their potential charm)

(Which one of them is fake?)

We'll be eating only bread, won't we?

I'm excited.

What could explosive cannons be?

- What? - Explosive cannons.

Bread shaped like cannons.

It sounds like shooting cannons.

- "Pop." - What?

"It's popping. Pop."

(You know that phrase, right?)

Someone who lies?

- Is that what you mean? - I mean rice popcorn.

- Rice popcorn? - It looks like a cannon.

Right.

Let's go and get some bread.

- Okay. - Let's get bread.

- Are you hungry? - Yes.

Let's go.

(Tapping)

Your forearm muscles.

Look at his forearm muscles.

- Ji Hoon does pull-ups. - Yes.

Can you still do the muscle-up?

Yes, I can.

(This is the muscle-up.)

(An exercise that Ji Hoon usually does)

(Pull-ups are about your weight.)

(And core exercises that defy gravity)

(It's no wonder that he has a nice body.)

- Both of them have... - Seriously.

- small faces. - Don't they?

- Everyone here has a small face. - The face size...

Is there anyone among us with a big face?

Why are you looking at Kyung Pyo?

- You're staring at me so hard. - You're staring at Kyung Pyo.

Kyung Pyo's face has gotten smaller.

- It's gotten much smaller. - I agree.

He lost a lot of weight.

Right? I lost a lot of weight.

You gained a lot of weight since we've known each other.

Ji Hoon, that was ten years ago.

My weight was in the 70s back then.

We were in a drama called "Flower Boys Next Door."

He was the pretty boy next door.

- He played the pretty boy? - Yes.

Ji Hye and Kyung Pyo, have you been in a drama before?

- "Don't Dare to Dream." - "Don't Dare to Dream."

- "Don't Dare to Dream." - I know that one.

- That's right. - "Don't Dare to Dream?"

(A masterpiece that captured both viewership and widespread buzz)

(Female supporting actress, male supporting actor)

Back then, you were slim and handsome.

Ji Hye, back then...

- Only back then? - Back then?

That was when I weighed the least.

- Right. - Yes.

- Back then? - You had lost the most weight.

- Exactly. - He bragged a lot about...

- having lost a lot of weight. - About losing a lot of weight?

(He played the role of a 3rd-generation chaebol heir.)

(Blunt Kyung Pyo's past when he was slender)

I'd say that I was in my prime back then.

- We're here. - We arrived...

- after chatting. - We're here.

Open up your umbrellas.

- Okay. - Get your umbrella ready.

- I'll get out first. - Hurry up and get out.

You have to get out so we can too.

(There are people in the back seat.)

All right. Welcome.

- Mimi, please get out. - Okay.

I'm getting out, Jae Seok.

(The original voice)

Goodness.

- Ji Hoon. - That's nice.

- He's so manly. - With his forearm muscles...

Did you see his forearm muscles popping out?

Are we going to the first location right away?

No, before you figure out which is real or fake,

we'll stop by a popular bakery.

- Okay. - Yes.

Where we're going now is another popular place.

- The next place? - Yes.

- Especially on weekends, - Right.

A lot of people come here from outside the city...

for the bread tour.

That's right.

(The city of bread, Daejeon)

(Bread here...)

(and there)

(People from everywhere come for the bakery tour.)

(Wherever you go, great taste is guaranteed.)

(Dozens of recommended bakeries on social media)

Do you know good bread is in Daejeon?

(There's even a bread tour bus.)

(The bakery tour in Daejeon became the hottest trend.)

(Jung-gu, Daejeon)

(Shall we go on the bakery tour?)

How about some bread early in the morning...

- Coffee. - with a hot cup of coffee?

- That sounds wonderful. - That's the best.

I want some sponge cake.

- We're already here. - From the window...

- This is it. - Here it is.

This place is very famous.

I can already smell...

- the bread. - Yes.

The smell of the bread...

(There's a mild smell of bread outside the bakery.)

I know that it's too early to say this,

but it looks so new.

What do you mean?

The signboard looks very new.

We're not here to see if it's real or not.

It's real.

It's a popular place, so we're here to introduce it.

- This is... - You should've told me.

We're not here to see if it's real or not.

- Feel free to eat here. - It's a place to eat.

(We stopped by here because it's a popular spot.)

- Hello. - Welcome to our bakery.

(Giving off positive energy in their greetings)

Gosh.

- Is this the bakery... - Welcome.

- that's popular right now? - Yes, that's right.

(In a cozy space, bread is neatly stacked.)

The bread looks so delicious.

The smell of the bread is amazing.

(It's waiting for customers with its sweet smell.)

(Long waits are a given.)

(It's a bakery that you must visit during the bakery tour.)

(The hottest bakery in Daejeon, the city of bread)

They're most famous for their milky madeleine.

- Which one? - This is the most famous.

- This one? - They won in a bread contest.

(A taste that even got an award?)

(Covered with condensed milk and vanilla beans)

(Looking plump and delicious)

(Milky madeleine)

Why is it so fat?

I bet there's an egg inside.

Seok Jin, this isn't egg bread.

- It looks exactly like egg bread. - It's called madeleine.

It looks like egg bread.

Seok Jin, why don't you put it inside your ear?

(When Ji Hye finds something funny, she turns around.)

Ji Hye is very responsive.

Look at Ji Hye.

It's so good.

It's chewy.

It has a lot of vanilla beans and condensed milk.

That's why it's so savory and fragrant.

It's very soft.

("It's very soft" by Professor Foodie Kyung Pyo)

(Eating)

And their poolish baguette is very famous too.

Which baguette?

(Poolish baguette)

(Double chocolate baguette)

I've been wanting to try this.

Double chocolate baguette.

(They take a bite.)

This baguette is excellent.

(Humming)

The chocolate baguette is really good.

They're generous with the ingredients.

You can taste every ingredient in it.

This would be perfect with rice.

- Hey. - It's so good.

It wouldn't match well with rice.

Ji Hoon, you can't say that it'd be perfect with rice.

It usually refers to a side dish.

You can't say that it'd be perfect with rice.

- You understand what I mean, right? - Of course, but...

(I'm just saying that it's that good.)

- I should bring some back to Seoul. - Yes.

- Can we get some bread to go? - Sure.

We have to take some home. It's so good.

- Are you paying for it? - Of course.

Wouldn't it make your wife happy?

- She'd love it. - Exactly.

It's great to have a successful younger friend.

He pays for a lot of things.

Why is the total so small?

- This is on us. - No, I'll pay the full price.

- Please rip him off. - Please give me the full price.

That's amazing. I want to become successful enough...

to ask someone to rip me off.

- I should certainly pay. - I'll pack you a lot of good bread.

It's done.

Thank you for the bread, Jae Seok.

Your bread was amazing.

- Have a good day. - Bye.

- The bread was really good. - I agree.

It was very good.

It's a popular place for pudding.

Is it popular for their pudding?

(Is this another popular place?)

(The bakery where they just went)

It's right next door.

- Hamster... - Gosh, it must be a hamster cafe.

(A hamster cafe?)

This is what it used to look like.

This is what it used to look like.

- You mean this building? - Yes.

It says that it's still open.

(There's even a suspicious poster.)

What is it?

(The shop is confusing from the entrance.)

What could it mean?

(It's a popular pudding shop, right?)

- Hello. - Welcome.

Is this a pudding place?

- I've never been to a pudding shop. - Me neither.

I've never seen a shop specializing in pudding.

It's also my first time.

(From afar, it looks ordinary.)

- Here's some pudding. - Is there pudding?

(Colorful)

(Items that are absolutely adorable)

(Texts that are full of Gen MZ's vibe)

(Effects of pudding)

(Or maybe not)

(An exclusive space for MZers who understand memes)

(It suddenly rose to a hot dessert spot in Daejeon.)

(The second popular spot)

(A cafe specializing in pudding)

- Hello, ma'am. - Hello.

- Hello. - Ma'am.

We've never had pudding before.

We don't know which one to get.

- Do you have any signature dish? - At our cafe,

- most people order jelly soda. - Jelly soda sounds good.

- Shine Muscat jelly, - That sounds good.

Pancakes...

(Various desserts like pancakes and huge pudding)

And huge pudding.

(Various desserts like pancakes and huge pudding)

- Huge pudding for Big Nose, please. - Huge pudding.

(Huge pudding for Big Nose, please.)

Please serve it in front of me.

(Huge pudding is for Big Nose.)

We'll take those.

- I'll bring them soon. - Okay.

You know what?

I bet many MZers come...

to Daejeon these days.

I know.

- It's so much fun. - I agree.

You can have bread.

- There's a pudding place next door. - Exactly.

Right. If you're an MZer, you must come to Daejeon.

You're right.

Here it is.

- It's so pretty. - It's beautiful.

It's really pretty.

- It must be jelly. - Oh, my.

- Is this jelly? - It's pudding.

- It's pudding. - Goodness.

Look at it shaking.

- Thank you. - Thank you, ma'am.

(Bouncy)

I should take a photo of this.

Seok Jin, if you take photos...

Students would love it.

(As soon as you see them, you want to turn on the camera.)

(Bouncy)

(The bouncy texture)

It looks like mother-of-pearl.

(A spoonful of brilliant colors)

Young people would love this.

(Their spectacular appearance catch your attention.)

(Dominating MZers' social media)

- Is this the huge pudding? - Look at it shake.

It's shaking like my nose.

It looks soft.

Let's try it.

Is this Big Nose... I mean, is this the huge pudding?

- Big Nose. - Aren't you Big Nose?

(Aren't you Big Nose?)

I don't want to eat it now.

It's because we came here early.

(It's 10am when his tongue isn't warmed up yet.)

Personally...

- Do you not like pudding? - It's not that I don't like it.

(At a sacred place for pudding, )

(he's making a huge mistake.)

She looks very shocked.

She looks hurt by what he said.

(Yu Jae Seok on Sixth Sense, Does He Not Like Pudding?)

- I mean... - Look at her.

It's not that I don't like it.

- I don't particularly like it. - Right.

- I've never had a lot of pudding. - Right.

You're not familiar with it.

- You're not familiar with it. - Exactly.

- That's a great expression. - You're not familiar with it.

Right. Let's see.

Shall I try this first? Let's try Big Nose.

(How does the huge pudding that looks like Big Nose taste?)

(He exclaims as soon as he tries it.)

(Humming)

(Humming)

It's really good.

It's not too sweet. It's perfect.

- You're right. - It's not sweet.

- It's not very sweet... - It's perfect as a dessert.

- I agree. - She's good at making pudding.

How could it be this good?

It completely fills the palate.

(Exclaiming)

What is it? Does it taste better?

(It tastes like...)

It tastes familiar. Please try it.

Shall I try this one?

It's the same color as Shine Muscat.

(Shine Muscat jelly that Mimi pushed forward desperately)

- The flavor is called something. - It's very refreshing.

Isn't there something that tastes similar?

Right?

Green grape candy.

(It tastes like green grape candy.)

(Screaming)

Green grape candy.

Did her comment deserve that much reaction?

I thought you won the Grand Award at the Math Olympiad.

I thought that you made a goal during the World Cup.

I was itching to find out.

Yes, it tastes like green grape candy.

What's this?

- It looks like honey hotteok. - This is...

- Pancake? - Pancake.

Is this a pancake?

(Chewing three times)

(Screaming)

- What is it? - It's so good.

Really?

- It's freshly made. - It's warm.

Have some now.

This is really delicious.

(Grabbing and eating immediately)

It's very...

(Grabbing and eating immediately)

I like its texture because it's thick.

It's very chewy.

The inside is different from the pancakes we know.

- No. - It's not the same.

- It's different. - The inside is soft.

- Yes. - Gosh.

This is good.

- This is it. - Yes.

Gosh, this pancake...

(Sniffing)

(Eating)

(Watching carefully)

(Rubbing)

Seok Jin, have a bite.

(Seok Jin, have a bite.)

What's wrong with you?

(Pushing forward)

(Smiling)

(Pushing right in)

(A hit-and-run with bread)

What's the matter with you?

(He got caught off guard and got humiliated.)

- I mean... - Why did you do that...

- all of a sudden? - Here's why I did it.

Seok Jin was eating little by little.

Right.

He was taking small bites.

(It was irresistible.)

He was being considerate of his health.

No, I wasn't.

We have to eat all day long.

We have to eat all day long, so I was pacing myself.

(Extremely furious)

It's so delicious that I can't help eating it.

I was just being affectionate.

I was so startled.

I was expressing my love for you.

- Let's go. - Let's go.

Let's go.

- Is City Tour starting now? - Yes.

We have to stay alert.

We have to be sharp from now on.

Exactly. Gosh.

- Hello. - Are you going on a bread tour?

- Gosh. - It's that bakery.

You bought some bread.

(Even the pouring rain can't stop...)

(the scene of the bakery tour.)

Daejeon is very hot right now.

- It's very hot. - Yes.

- The MZers are... - Are they here for the bread tour?

It's not just Generation MZ.

Generation X like me...

- Are you Generation X? - Yes.

- Aren't I part of Gen X too? - No.

- Which generation do I belong to? - You belong to...

the Korean War generation.

No way. Goodness.

(Laughing)

The Korean War?

I learned about the Korean War in books.

Hey, I'm still young enough to be healthy.

I mean...

What was the name of the first place?

- Puffy Cheeks. - Puffy Cheeks.

- Puffy Cheeks? - Puffy Cheeks.

Puffy Cheeks.

If it's called Puffy Cheeks,

could it be a bossam restaurant?

When you put a wrap in your mouth,

your cheeks become puffy.

- Some might not be a bakery. - I don't think that it's bread.

- Me neither. - Puffy Cheek.

- It can't be bread. - Puffy Cheek.

Here we are.

- What? - This must be it.

- It's written in Japanese. - Right.

It looks like a bakery.

- What? - Beer...

Is this it?

(The first shop makes everyone flustered.)

I didn't expect this at all.

Isn't it a Japanese-style...

bar? It's an izakaya.

(Located at the end of the alley)

(An ordinary-looking izakaya)

- What? - Beer...

- Is this it? - Are we drinking during the day?

(Is this really a happening place in Daejeon?)

- There are baseballs. - What?

(Baseballs at an izakaya? That's random.)

- Is it run by a baseball player? - Is it real or fake?

- Right? - Yes.

Hanwha...

Is this run by a baseball player?

It must be the Hanwha Eagles.

- Let's go. - Please come in.

Let's go in. Hello, sir.

(They enter while being suspicious.)

(Looking around)

Baseball?

(Baseball?)

(What you see as soon as you go through the door)

(A huge amount of Hanwha Eagles merchandise)

(Hanwha Eagles jersey and commemorative ball)

(Baseball cards of various players)

(Baseballs with each player's photo and signature)

(Filled with Hanwha Eagles merchandise)

(Past the display case is...)

(the jersey zone.)

(Chang Jong Hoon, Song Jin Woo, Jung Min Cheul, Kim Tae Kyun)

(Eagles legends are in one place.)

(The interior is in orange which symbolize the Hanwha Eagles.)

(Covered with eagles everywhere)

(How did it become a popular place?)

Based on its appearance,

it looks like it's actually running.

(It looks like it's actually running.)

Is it an izakaya with the baseball theme?

There are also autographs.

- What? - Autographs.

- Autographs. - There are autographs.

(Autographs are on the wall by the entrance.)

(From cheerleaders of the Hanwha Eagles)

Comedians visited here.

They're comedians.

(Couple Kang Jae Jun and Lee Eun Hyeong also visited.)

Is this run by a baseball player?

Could it be someone...

from the Hanwha Eagles team?

(A restaurant run by a player from the Hanwha Eagles?)

(Mimi is looking at the table.)

- The players... - What is it?

(What did she find?)

- What is it? - What is it?

It says that at this restaurant,

rice balls may fly over your head.

(They may fly over your head.)

What?

(Mimi found a warning on the table.)

Isn't there a baseball glove next to you?

- Yes, there's a glove. - Yes.

This isn't the only place.

There are baseball gloves everywhere.

(There's a baseball glove at each table.)

Maybe we have to catch...

all the food with the glove.

Maybe the cheeks meant balls.

Maybe we catch food with that.

- Catch like this? - Yes, with the glove.

- No way. - Come on.

This is ridiculous.

The idea is excessive.

- It has to be fake. - This is ridiculous.

Who would throw food?

(Coming up soon)

It's really a baseball glove.

(Surprised)

So this is how it works.

This place seems real.

(To instantly put...)

(all doubts to rest)

That's amazing.

(Here comes the rice ball.)

The restaurant owner is coming.

- Hello, sir. - Hello.

(Will it be someone who used to be a baseball player?)

(Surprised)

(Thinking)

He looks very young.

(To be a former baseball player)

Excuse me.

(He looks way too young.)

- I don't think he's the owner. - Your ear...

Were you one of the Hanwha Eagles?

- I don't think... - No, I wasn't.

- You weren't? - No.

I'm a fan.

Also, the Hanwha Eagles are known in Daejeon.

- You're right. - I agree.

(The Eagles baseball team founded in Daejeon as its home base)

(Starting with their victory in the Korean Series in 1999)

(Giving us countless moments of joy and emotion)

I'm from Daejeon.

It's impossible not to be their fan.

The Eagles' home stadium is near Daeheung-dong.

(The restaurant is located a 10-minute drive from the stadium.)

Some people come here after watching a baseball game.

Many of the fans also visit here.

I renovated the place with the Eagles theme.

After the renovation,

I believe that it became a must-visit place for the fans.

(Now, it became a place that the Eagles fans must visit.)

- So you changed the theme? - That's why.

I got it renovated...

with the baseball theme.

May I ask how this place became popular?

We have what's called...

baseball glove pork cutlet.

By pounding the sirloin,

- we shape it into a baseball glove. - Seriously?

In this shape?

- Is it shaped like this? - It's shaped like the glove.

That's fascinating.

Baseball glove pork cutlet is accompanied...

by a rice ball.

We serve the rice balls by throwing them.

(By throwing)

(By throwing?)

(The real reason why this place became hot)

We serve the rice balls by throwing them.

That's how we run the restaurant.

I happened to watch a video of a shop abroad...

where bread was served by throwing it.

(One day, a video came up...)

(Throwing)

(based on the boss's algorithm.)

It was fun.

I was inspired by the idea.

Many customers find it fun.

Thanks to the rice balls, the sales increased a lot.

Average monthly sales are about 70,000 dollars.

(A restaurant where rice balls are thrown. Could it be real?)

(This is suspicious.)

- Other than this, - Yes?

What are some other dishes related to baseball?

It's a dish called Eagle Platter.

It's shaped like a baseball stadium.

It's a platter with five different types of food.

It sounds real.

- Could we taste those dishes? - Okay.

- Thank you. - They're coming right up.

How did he injure his ear?

(By the way, how did he injure his ear?)

(Since a moment ago)

Your ear...

(Since a moment ago)

- Your ear... - He hurt his ear.

(The owner's ear got caught on Mimi's radar.)

I got an ear infection during my summer vacation.

I see.

I'm struggling with it.

I thought that you were getting orders.

(I thought that you were getting orders.)

He has an ear infection, but you thought he was getting orders?

I thought that...

he was secretly getting orders.

She was busy being suspicious.

(Talk about the pork cutlet. Smile.)

(Like this?)

I apologize, sir.

She was busy being suspicious.

She's not a bad person.

(Laughing)

- I thought that he was... - We have to suspect.

Right, we have to suspect.

(While the restaurant owner goes to prepare the food)

Doesn't it seem real here?

I think so.

Including the details...

I think that it's fake.

Why?

I think the restaurant exists in real life,

- but the idea seems fake. - Right.

- The idea seems fake. - That could be fake.

It's strange that he changed...

- the theme all of a sudden. - He changed it.

- I agree. - That's what's suspicious.

This is what I should've asked.

When did he renovate this place?

Ask him now.

- Sir. - Yes?

How long has it been since the renovation?

I changed it to the baseball theme two years ago.

- It's been a long time. - Yes.

Has it really been two years?

Don't these look...

too clean?

(The props look too clean for 2 years.)

You see that baseball jersey?

- Yes. - It can't belong to Kim Tae Kyun.

- The size is... - It's too small.

Do they sell uniforms just as souvenirs?

Isn't it merchandise?

"Isn't it merchandise?"

(Logged in as Mimi)

Do you mean, Lee Gook Ju?

(Me?)

(What a headache)

Is it Gook Ju?

Is it merchandise?

"Gosh, I feel stressed."

(He's the most excited when teasing Mimi.)

"I feel stressed."

All these uniforms belong to the legends of the Hanwha Eagles.

(Jerseys of legendary players who retired their numbers)

(The Eagles' king of home run, Chang Jong Hoon)

(The all-time winningest pitcher, Song Jin Woo)

(The hero of the 1999 championship, Jung Min Cheul)

(The eternal cleanup hitter, Kim Tae Kyun)

(And at the very end is...)

(Player Moon Dong Ju)

(Speaking of Moon Dong Ju)

(The Eagles' starting pitcher with the highest...)

(pitching velocity in the country)

(The hottest rookie sensation at the moment)

There's only Moon Dong Ju's autograph.

You're right.

(Speaking of which)

(Moon Dong Ju)

(There's autograph only on Moon Dong Ju's jersey.)

Except for Moon Dong Ju, everyone else has already retired.

- Right. - That's why there's no autograph.

A detail like this is convincing.

If it were fake,

- all autographs would be there. - It looks natural.

- It looks natural. - You're right.

If it were fake, they could also show fake autographs.

- It's not hard. - You're right.

- I need to try the food first. - Could it be real?

- Right. - So this is it.

(Their reasoning continues.)

The food is here.

- It's Eagle Platter. - It's quite heavy.

It's heavy.

This looks amazing.

(Eagle Platter)

- It's a baseball stadium. - There's salmon.

(Fascinated)

Eagle Platter?

(The first dish to mislead the Sixth Sense members)

(Copying and pasting a baseball stadium)

(Amazing-looking Eagle Platter)

(Let me introduce you 5 different dishes.)

The main dish is called chirashi sushi.

"Chirashi" means scattered in Japanese.

(Sushi with various seafood, eggs, and vegetables)

(Inspired by chirashi sushi, )

(it's sushi that's shaped like a baseball stadium.)

Julienned arugula, onions,

and cabbages are served.

(Raw salmon)

I prep the salmon, which is the main ingredient.

(Once fresh salmon is cut and served)

(The outfield)

(The infield)

(The baseball field is complete.)

I top it with avocado.

I plate it like a baseball stadium.

(It looks exactly like a baseball stadium.)

(Increasing the savory flavor by adding salty soy sauce)

(Savory chirashi sushi is ready.)

(This isn't all.)

Japanese fried chicken,

fried enoki mushrooms,

rolled omelet.

I also serve potato salad.

(A combination so perfect that it's impossible not to be delicious)

(The restaurant's signature dish filled with victorious energy)

It's shaped like a baseball stadium.

This is our restaurant's signature dish.

(The game of 5 flavors starts.)

- What's this? - This is...

It's the ball ground.

- First, second, and third base. - Right.

So that's what they are.

He even showed the audience.

There it is.

(Including a detail of the audience)

- How much is it? - It's 29.9 dollars.

It's 29.9 dollars?

The price is good.

It's not bad.

Please mix the ingredients before eating.

It'd be a waste to mix them.

Right, it looks pretty.

Salmon... And vegetables.

- It's like salmon over rice. - Exactly.

There are more vegetables than salmon.

Gosh, this is...

(Bursting out laughing)

Ji Hye, you're laughing...

a lot today. She was laughing while looking out the window.

(Ji Hye has been laughing in silence.)

(This is a fun place.)

It's been a while since Ji Hye has been on a variety show.

She's seeing so many unusual characters now.

(Laughing)

- It's hard to find people like us. - Exactly.

- It's impossible to find. - Right.

All the famous people...

in each neighborhood are right here.

From each neighborhood...

- None of us are normal. - No.

All the neighborhood representatives are here.

Right, I represent Bangbae-dong.

Bangbae-dong?

Are you from Bangbae-dong?

You're from a high class neighborhood.

- Are you from Bangbae-dong? - Yes.

- What's the matter? - Is that your hometown?

No, it's where I live now.

(I see.)

- We're talking about our hometown. - Where do you live now?

No, we're talking about our hometown.

- It should be your hometown. - Really?

I also live in Seocho.

- I live in the neighborhood. - I also live in Nonhyeon.

Of course. All of us live in the same area.

You don't know many people like us, do you?

- They must be much quieter. - I want a lot of salmon.

Please eat, Seok Jin.

- Thank you. - It's for you.

Okay.

(Seok Jin takes the first bite.)

- Is it good? - It's really good.

(Mimi also takes a big bite.)

(Humming)

(A gesture of truth)

(Everyone is exclaiming.)

It's delicious.

- It's really delicious. - It is.

(Two bites)

- It's good. - It's good.

Gosh, it's delicious.

- Japanese fried chicken... - Dip it in this sauce.

What's this?

(At that time, Seok Jin finds something.)

- It looks like fried mushroom. - Mushroom?

(Crunchy on the outside and chewy inside)

(Fried enoki mushrooms with the best texture)

(Staring)

It must be pine mushroom.

- Enoki mushroom. - Enoki.

- Enoki mushroom. - It has to be enoki mushroom.

- It can't be pine mushroom. - It looks like...

- We're a group of unusual people. - He's the same as us.

(What's wrong with him now?)

He's the same as us.

(Blunt)

(Laughing)

Where are you from? Where's your hometown?

I'm from Junggok-dong.

- You're from Junggok-dong? - Are you from Seoul?

I grew up in Junggok-dong.

- Really? - Yes.

Which number in Junggok-dong?

What?

(He's very tiring.)

(He's definitely one of us.)

Junggok-dong is divided into four parts.

Do we have to be...

from the exact same place?

We only have unusual people with us.

He's also unusual in his neighborhood.

We represent each of our neighborhood.

This is delicious.

People can come here when there's a baseball game.

I could see myself drinking beer while watching baseball.

Or after a baseball game.

I'm curious about Baseball Glove Pork Cutlet. Is it really shaped...

I'm curious about the shape.

- Actually, this is enough... - It's good.

Pork cutlet.

(Where?)

It's really shaped like a glove.

(To shake up the world of pork cutlet)

(The rise of a new sensation)

(With the deep contour of the baseball glove...)

(and detailed finger shapes)

(Is this a baseball glove or pork cutlet?)

(The appearance can be very misleading.)

(This can't be excluded when it comes to baseball gloves.)

(Rice baseball)

(There are even stitches.)

(A meeting of baseball glove and baseball)

(A meal with the baseball vibe is ready.)

(And)

(Hidden in this dish)

(A special secret)

The rice baseball is...

served by throwing it.

(The first ever in Korea)

(Rice balls that are thrown)

(Throwing rice balls takes place from Monday to Thursday.)

Table Eight, here comes your rice ball.

One, two, three.

The customers receive...

the rice balls and root for us.

I think that's what makes it fun.

(I think that's what makes it fun.)

Rice Baseball Reels have been popular...

on social media.

I looked it up on social media.

It came up on social media.

(The hottest place that's dominating the social media)

On successful days, I've sold over 100 dishes.

(A popular dish that turned it into a trendy spot)

Sixth Sense members, is this place real?

(Sixth Sense members, is this place real?)

As I told you before, the rice ball is...

- served by throwing. - I'll catch it.

Please put on the glove.

- I used to be an outfielder. - You should catch it.

- He played baseball. - I played baseball.

Catch it.

Table Eight, here's your rice ball.

(Nervous)

One, two, three.

(It's thrown.)

(The ball is a little low.)

(Will...)

(Jae Seok be able to catch it?)

(He caught it.)

(A perfect catch)

(Feeling triumphant)

So this is how it works.

People catch it like this.

This place seems real.

If this is fake,

someone should make use...

of this idea fast.

This place seems real.

- It seems real. - I agree.

Shaping pork cutlet like this...

- Right. It looks realistic. - It's not easy.

He deep-fries it by sticking the meat to the glove.

Hey, you.

Goodness.

(What's wrong with him?)

How would they stick it to the glove?

- My junior from Junggok-dong. - Goodness.

(The Junggok-dong rep doesn't disappoint.)

- How did he fry it like this? - I wonder how.

(Would you like to know how to make Baseball Glove Pork Cutlet?)

Baseball Glove Pork Cutlet is...

made with Korean pork sirloin.

(Fresh Korean pork sirloin is prepared.)

It's seasoned with salt and black pepper.

(A mallet appears.)

I pound the pork sirloin over 100 times.

(Once it's pounded over 100 times and becomes thin)

Spread it out thin and make it bigger than a person's face.

To shape it like a baseball glove,

I make knife cuts for the fingers.

(Make knife cuts shaped like fingers)

(It's shaped like a glove.)

(Next, it's time to shape the contour of the glove.)

(This time, it's a ladle.)

Use a ladle and chopsticks for frying...

to shape it like a glove.

(When it's deep-fried for 5 more minutes)

(Baseball Glove Pork Cutlet is made.)

(Accompany it with curry sauce made from scratch)

(Baseball Glove Pork Cutlet is ready.)

- How do we cut it? - Shall we cut it?

- Here are some scissors. - We're supposed to use scissors.

(Tongs and scissors are provided to make cutting easier.)

- Here are some scissors. - We're supposed to use scissors.

(Naturally handing over the scissors)

- Here are some scissors. - We're supposed to use scissors.

- Then... - Since it'll be messy.

You, with the forearm muscles, cut it for us.

(Busted...)

- You, with the forearm muscles. - How can you toss them to Ji Hye?

- Was he giving them to me? - Yes!

- The plate's closer to her. - He wasn't going to budge.

What's the point of working out?

I can't believe Mr. Forearm Muscles.

Forearm Muscles, come on.

- How should I cut this? - Why bother to work out?

- I can't believe him. - This is all great.

Should I cut two pieces at once?

- Go, Forearm Muscles. - Look at him go.

Look at his muscles at work.

- Check out his forearm muscles. - Nice.

- Look at his muscles at work. - Do you see his forearm muscles?

The veins in his arms are popping out.

(No way!)

(Look at that.)

- Nice! - Go, Forearm Muscles.

(Grinning wide, showing his gums)

How many years did you work out just to cut a pork cutlet?

- No way. - All those pull-ups...

- Here you are cutting this. - I love it.

Ji Hye, you got lucky today.

Isn't it a treat to see representatives...

from all these different neighborhoods?

- Aren't we a bunch of weirdos? - He's from Junggok-dong.

Good. Please try some.

- Please enjoy. - Nice.

I love it.

- Let's try this. - This is curry sauce.

Let's have it with curry.

(The pork cutlet's best friend: thick, spicy curry sauce)

This is the pork cutlet sauce.

(How does it taste?)

(Delicious)

(My gosh)

- I... - That's super crispy.

(A bite)

It's really crispy.

(Yummy)

I like how it's crispy.

The sauce goes perfectly with it.

(Flavors that bring joy)

- This is really good. - Tell me about it.

I wouldn't expect this...

- from a fake restaurant. - Exactly.

It seems like they worked hard to achieve this.

- The pork cutlet is incredible. - I know.

(It's real here! Pork cutlet from a master of the craft)

I had forgotten about the rice ball.

(They like the pork cutlet, so what about the rice ball?)

It's warm.

- It's warm. - It's steamed rice, isn't it?

- It was warm when I caught it. - But it's sweet.

(The stitch pattern on the baseball rice ball)

(Sakura denbu: Japanese condiment made with white fish like pollack)

(Sugar is added.)

It's not his kind of flavor.

(Smiling)

Grandpa!

- Grandpa. - He's not saying anything else.

He stops talking if he's not that into it.

(This isn't that nice.)

I'm sorry, but this is who I am.

Even though I shouldn't think out loud,

I can't help myself.

- That's who I am. - "This is who I am."

Why the sudden self-reflection?

(Sudden self-reflection during the meal)

"This is who I am."

That's my superpower.

- Superpower? - Yes, superpower.

I should've stopped myself, but I couldn't.

I wouldn't mind for some Cheongyang chili.

(Yet again, no lessons learned from self-reflection.)

Anyway, this place...

serves dishes themed around baseball,

and we have to decide whether it really exists.

This seems real to me.

It seems real.

This place has to be real.

(Jae Seok and Mimi are certain the place exists.)

This seems fake to me.

(An opposite opinion)

He said they had been open for two years.

But the banners and signs don't seem like...

they've been up for two years.

I want to comment on this glove.

It's way too new...

- This looks too new. - for a two-year-old glove.

It looks like they purposely...

- scratched the glove. - The rice ball...

Don't these scratches...

- seem intentional? - Maybe it's just for practice.

The scratches here look authentic.

- You're not wrong. - You have a point.

(Aren't I right?)

- You have a point. - That's for your left hand.

Oh, right.

No wonder something seemed off.

(Embarrassed)

I bet you couldn't fit your hand in it.

I'm sure you thought it was odd.

How did you force your hand into this?

(Scrunched)

How did you even put it on?

It took a weird shape just now.

(She's quite the oddball as well.)

- I bet that startled you. - I wasn't aware of that.

- You haven't worn one before. - I haven't.

Is this place real or not?

(Owner with Puffy Cheeks: 1. A fitting baseball theme, )

(2. Good quality of food, 3. Seems newly renovated)

This must be downtown Daejeon.

The streets are lively at night.

(Heading off to meet the Owner with Explosive Cannons!)

Is Sungsimdang near here?

Sungsimdang? Hey, it's over there!

Sungsangdong Boutique.

- There's Sungsimdang. - There it is.

The cake boutique.

Aren't there a lot of people?

- This is the place. - Their baked goods are tasty.

(Those who bought baked goods...)

They come to Daejeon...

and line up outside this place to get their baked goods.

(Sungsimdang Street)

Wait, what's this place?

- This is also Sungsimdang. - They're all part of the franchise.

Exactly. This is one of their bakeries.

They own both bakeries on the left and right.

(Starting with the cake boutique at the start of the street)

(Sungsimdang Pizza)

(Various Sungsimdang franchise shops line the street.)

(Sandwiches, Italian, Western, )

(Traditional tea, Multi-culture space)

Did you know Sungsimdang...

makes more profit than all the franchise bakeries...

- in Korea? - That's true.

They make more...

than the entire P bakery franchise nationwide.

(Hugely popular, the bakery is breaking sales records.)

It's true.

The line is usually long, but because it's raining today...

- I see. - Really?

Isn't this the original Sungsimdang bakery?

- Is this it? - The original Sungsimdang bakery.

(At the center of the street...)

So this is Sungsimdang.

(The original Sungsimdang)

Look at all those people.

(Even on a rainy morning, there's always a line.)

(From the tiered siru cake covered in seasonal fruit...)

(that's been blowing up on social media, )

(to its signature baked goods that people buy in bulk)

(The hottest spot, always filled with customers)

(Reviews pour in on social media, with tips and receipts.)

- This is the bakery capital. - Bakery capital.

(The absolute must-do when you're in Daejeon)

- Seok Jin. - Yes?

Sungsimdang opened in 1956.

Who's older? You or the bakery?

Think of us as peers.

Really?

Of course, the bakery's older.

It's way older!

It's been so long since I walked...

around Eunhaeng-dong.

- It's been about ten years for me. - Nice to meet you!

- Hello. - Hi!

- Hello. - Hello.

- Hi. - Hello.

This downtown area has a certain energy to it.

- Tell me about it. - It's really lively here.

- Lively. - It's lively, and I love it.

Wait, there's a storage locker for baked goods!

- Where? - The bread locker.

It keeps them frozen.

Does that really exist?

- No way. - Who knew?

This is the bakery capital for sure.

- There's a bread locker. - How is this real?

"Store baked goods. A dollar for three hours."

How trendy is that?

- How does this even work? - Let's go.

(Let's check it out!)

You can't carry buns around all day,

and cakes melt easily.

- Why is it so dark up here? - You can't carry buns around.

It's downstairs.

(Why is it so dark up here?)

(It's downstairs!)

Isn't this the place?

No wonder it was so dark.

How come none of you know what you're doing?

Why did you lead the way without knowing where it was?

I'm sorry, Mimi.

No wonder it was so dark.

Exactly. There's nothing up there.

No wonder. That was hilarious.

(They head downstairs to where the lockers actually are.)

It was pitch black up there.

I can already feel the cold air.

It's cold down here.

(Wow!)

It's cool down here.

- Are these all bread lockers? - Was it this huge?

(The bread lockers they come across in the cool air)

I can already feel the cold air.

It's cold down here.

(Exclaiming)

It's cool down here.

- Are these all bread lockers? - Was it this huge?

No way.

(A surprisingly large space just for bread lockers)

It's huge.

How is it this huge?

It's cool down here.

(A spacious area in the back too!)

Did they set up a designated space for lockers to store bread and buns?

Tell me about it.

Some are refrigerated and some aren't.

- How can this be? - It's like a giant fridge.

This place is huge.

It's really cold down here.

It'd be the best place to be on a hot day.

Yes, in the summer.

- But it's cold today. - I know.

We stored what we bought at Sungsimdang...

- in lockers 136 and 140. - I see.

The lock combination is Jae Seok's birthday.

(Lock combination: 0814)

- Only Seok Jin knows. - That's right.

After today, I'll keep 0814 in mind.

- Hold on. Where's number 136? - Number 136.

- Right here. - Here it is.

- Retrieve. - Go ahead.

- Shouldn't we press "retrieve?" - Yes, that.

Number 136.

It's 0814.

(Pressing the lock combination which is Jae Seok's birthday?)

(The door opens!)

Did it open? It did!

(Bun-dora's Box...)

(opens.)

- It's siru cake. - It's like receiving presents.

(Filled with fresh baked goods that were hidden!)

These popular baked goods from Daejeon...

(With the baked goods bought at Sungsimdang, )

(walk for about a minute to a place just steps away.)

After storing them here,

- You can get out there again. - see the city some more.

You can take them out...

- right before you leave. - What an idea.

It's hard to walk around with heavy bags.

You can't carry them around...

and also see the city.

(A popular spot known to people on the bakery tour)

There are a whole lot of things in there.

(Getting the baked goods out of the locker)

It's cool inside the locker too.

Is it refrigerated?

(Thanks to the lockers being refrigerated, )

(the buns and cakes stay fresh.)

- This is beautiful. - It's stunning!

Check out the mandarins.

This is fascinating.

How could they have come up with this?

(Now that we've been amazed, let's get back to the guessing!)

I must say...

- we're having a blast in Daejeon. - I know.

But we need to guess which one isn't real.

- We can't get it wrong today. - We can't get it wrong today.

- This is... - I already did the penalty once.

The first one is confusing.

I think the first one is real.

It seems real, right? I think so too.

I had a few words with the owner...

after the shooting was over and we were signing autographs.

- Sir. - Yes?

What's the trash bin for?

When the empty bottles are left on the table,

they sometimes fall and break.

- So they put it in the bin. - Yes.

- I see. - And they can drink more.

- Because they break? - Yes, this is how we do it.

(Is it real? A calm explanation as if he really runs the restaurant)

Thank you.

(Is the first place real?)

Next is...

- Explosive cannons. - Explosive cannons.

I wonder what explosive cannons are.

It's raining the whole day.

It's really raining the whole day.

Raining provides a nice atmosphere, though.

- There are so many bars. - It's just a neighbor here.

An apartment complex.

Is there anything you can associate with cannons here?

There's nothing much here.

What is this?

(Confused)

I think we're here.

- This is the place? - It must be.

Let's go.

Thank you.

(They arrive at the second hip place.)

Wait, this place...

(Staring intently)

It's just a residential area.

- A residential area. - Come here.

It really is just a residential area.

For a popular place to be here, it's a residential area.

(The second restaurant is located her?)

Which direction do we go to?

I think it's right here.

It is here.

It's here. It's an army stew shop.

(An army stew restaurant located in a residential area)

Is that why it's "cannon?"

- Gold medal. - "Army?"

"Army?"

Military and army,

- so it's cannon? - Army stew?

That's why it's "explosive cannons?"

(Is it "explosive cannons" because it reminds you of an army?)

Sixth Sense likes dad jokes.

(An MZ's cold remark)

- It's... - "Sixth Sense likes dad jokes."

(They enter the army stew restaurant.)

This is...

What's special about this place?

Why is it...

(Why is it called "explosive cannons?")

(The interior looks ordinary.)

What is it?

I find stuff like this suspicious.

- Me too. This is fake. - They look so fake.

(What are "explosive cannons" supposed to be?)

Look at this painting.

- They make their own sausages. - I see.

They're making sausages.

You're right.

It's an army stew restaurant,

but not just an ordinary one.

(Is it an army stew restaurant where they make their own sausages?)

It looks a bit like Jae Seok.

It looks a bit like Jae Seok.

Seok Sam.

Mr. Forearm Muscles today.

Today...

- They're so big. - I know, right?

- It's like chicken drumstick. - Mr. Forearm Muscles.

Mr. Forearm Muscles.

I strongly recommend pull-up bars.

It's very effective. It's great for your health too.

I can't pull myself up.

I can only try if I manage to get myself up.

You can if you keep trying.

(Laughing)

- Yes, if you keep trying. - I don't want to keep trying.

- You can if you keep trying. - I don't want to.

Why are you guys so sassy?

Have you tried something like this?

Do this.

- What's this? - You push.

- You push. - What's this?

You push like this.

(Pressing)

It hurts so much.

That's exactly why you do it. Darn it.

Why do you do this for?

(Why do you do it when it hurts?)

- I think it's an acupoint. - I thought it wouldn't hurt.

Why do you do it when it hurts both of you?

You lose when you pull away.

Try it, Seok Jin.

- It's very painful. - It's so sharp.

Since I did this side...

It's so sharp.

(Slapping)

(Pained moan)

(Slapping)

(Pot calling the kettle black)

What?

It hurts!

That's how you play.

Why would you rub it?

- You should just push gently. - This is how you play.

- Don't do this. - He's so mischievous.

This is so funny.

(Anyway...)

- I think it's real here. - Here...

But the interior design is a bit...

- like a pub. - I mean...

The only thing that gets on my nerves is...

that the interior design is too artificial.

(Speaking of which, something feels off.)

That picture.

Did they paint on the wall or...

- They painted it. - It's painted.

(A random Western-style mural that doesn't suit an army stew shop)

(Somewhat unnatural-looking props)

(A picture and gold medals...)

(displayed as if to show off)

I think it used to be a pub,

and the staff changed it into this.

(Seok Jin's observation: The interior looks like a pub.)

Could the staff have drawn the mural for the show?

- Yes, they could have. - Really?

- But for that to be the case, - The bottom...

- Hello. - it's very...

- Gosh, hello. - Hello, sir.

- Nice to meet you. - Hello.

Hello.

He is the same owner as the one in the picture.

He is.

(When compared to the picture, it is the owner himself.)

Did you win an award in Germany?

Yes, I did.

I won gold medal in Germany's Global Meat Product Awards.

(IFFA Meat Processing Exhibition: A global exhibition...)

(held once every 3 years in Frankfurt, Germany)

(He won the award in a competition held in Germany?)

(Is he an award-winning sausage expert?)

Sir, we were told that your restaurant...

was "explosive cannons."

Why is it called that?

Will you look at the painting and imagine?

I'll show you something amazing soon.

I'll show you.

(What?)

I'll show you.

I think he's fake. He's too...

(Leaving quickly)

The owner seems a bit strange.

I think he practiced for this.

- He's so.. - He seems awkward.

What if he serves awkwardly too?

He left very quickly.

- He left as if he was running away. - It's a bit...

The picture stuck here...

looks fake too.

(Thinking)

- Here's the basic setting. - Okay.

Do you always speak brightly?

Yes.

- Special guests came today. - Thank you.

So more than usual,

I'm excited.

Thank you.

I understand.

- I see. - I understand.

The owner seems weird.

(Laughing)

- He's acting so unnatural. - It's so unnatural.

He's so unnatural.

- Here's the army stew. - Army stew...

Are these sausages the ones you made here yourself?

Of course. I made them myself.

(Germany)

Germany has the best sausages.

So I underwent training in Germany.

(The owner trained in Germany, the home of ham sausages)

(German-style handmade sausages landed in Korea!)

I add handmade German sausages in army stew.

You can have fresh ham sausage in my army stew restaurant.

(Grinding and mincing raw meat)

(He even makes his own special sauce.)

The army stew has...

five different hams.

Thüringer Wurst from Thuringia.

Bockwurst from Berlin.

Nuremberg sausage.

I only selected the sausages that Koreans like.

(Special army stew with German sausages)

(You can taste Germany as you eat army stew!)

The sausages sure are different from the typical army stew ones.

- They're different. - They are different indeed.

(New type of army stew)

By "explosive cannons,"

maybe they meant that. "Vulcan Cannon Set for Two."

You're right.

(Vulcan Cannon Set for 2, Vulcan Cannon Set for 3)

(Vulcan Cannon Set for 4)

(Army stew with a suspicious name?)

- There must be a performance. - There must be something.

Calling it "Vulcan cannon..."

They're all handmade? How much is it?

- I think we got 2 sets for 2. - It's expensive.

Sir, is this a set for two?

Squad, attention!

Squad, attention!

(What?)

(Surprised)

Attention!

(Following the order)

"Squad, attention?"

It's a cannon.

Vulcan cannon?

(Vulcan cannon?)

(The identity of Owner with Explosive Cannons...)

(which was hidden until now)

(Vulcan cannon raw ham)

(Owner with Explosive Cannons, Vulcan cannon)

It's a cannon. Vulcan cannon.

This must be their selling point.

It looks fake.

Present arms.

(I'm flustered.)

I will now fire...

the Vulcan cannon.

(Eyes opened wide)

Vulcan cannon.

Fire.

(A cute sound effect that doesn't suit the Vulcan cannon)

I make fresh raw German sausage every day.

I squeeze it into army stew directly.

And it is cooked on the spot.

This is my restaurant's signature menu.

(Vulcan cannon raw ham)

We put handmade raw ham into the Vulcan cannon...

and squeeze it directly into army stew.

We're a very special army stew restaurant.

I got the inspiration from painting in Germany...

which depicted people making sausages.

That's how I came up with Vulcan cannon army stew.

(He developed his own Vulcan cannon for raw ham.)

Monthly sales is over 35,000 dollars.

(Monthly sales is over 35,000 dollars!)

If you don't know this place, you're missing out.

Not many in Daejeon know this place either.

(The unique way of squeezing the ham out of the Vulcan cannon...)

(made the restaurant go viral on social media.)

(Vulcan cannon raw ham)

(Vulcan cannon army stew)

Sixth Sense members,

is this place real?

Since we have special guests today,

I'll give you the chance to squeeze it out yourselves.

We have Mr. Forearm Muscles here.

He has strong forearms.

Fire!

You came on the right day.

- Show us. - Mr. Forearm Muscles...

You came on the right day.

I'll let you eat as much as...

you squeeze out.

Here's the handle.

Did you make the ham in the morning?

Yes, I make it fresh every day.

Present arms.

Salute.

Salute.

- Shoot to the middle. - Mr. Forearm Muscles.

- He... - Vulcan cannon raw ham,

- locked and loaded. - Fire.

Fire forward.

(Firing)

It's coming out smoothly.

It's my first time trying raw ham.

It's raw ham.

Mr. Forearm Muscles.

(His forearm muscles are at work.)

- Mr. Forearm Muscles. - Muscles.

- You're squeezing out a lot. - That's enough, Forearm Muscles.

- There'll be nothing left. - That's enough.

You worked out for years to do this.

Okay.

(His forearm muscles show ends neatly.)

Sir, did you make the machine yourself?

To make this,

I went around Hwanghak-dong Flea Market...

- for many days. - You made it yourself?

Yes, I made it myself.

I made it all myself...

to its optimum state.

It already smells good.

It smells so good.

It's going to be so delicious.

(They can already tell it'll be delicious.)

(It looks great too.)

This...

Strangely, everything feels real today.

Right?

It inflated.

You're right. As it gets cooked...

(Opening Vulcan cannon army stew)

Isn't this beef tripe jeongol?

- It looks so delicious. - It does look like it.

It looks so tasty.

(Beef tripe jeongol?)

(The raw ham fired by the Vulcan cannon inflated...)

(to become as thick as beef tripe.)

- It's fascinating. - It's fascinating.

- It's raw ham. - It inflates.

It inflates. My gosh.

- It really looks like beef tripe. - It looks real.

- Let's eat. - Look at that.

- It's amazing. - Looks like it's about to explode.

It's my first time trying this.

- I wonder how it tastes. - Let's try it.

(Taking a bite straight away)

- I wonder how it tastes. - Let's try it.

(Impressed)

- Is it good? - It's so tasty.

(Agreeing wholeheartedly)

It's so good. Right?

(Taking a bite)

Since it's raw ham,

there's nothing wrapped around it.

- It's soft. - It's soft.

It's so much softer than the ham we know,

and it's less salty, so it's good.

(The ham is much softer and light.)

- Isn't it delicious? - Yes.

- It's like silken tofu. - It's so good.

It's so savory and nice.

- It's so good. - It has a great fragrance.

The taste at the end is amazing.

Would you like some soup?

Come here.

Seok Jin.

(Moving forward and back)

(U-turn)

(Laughing)

- Soup... - You have it in front of you.

The soup...

(Adhering to traffic laws)

(She can't stop laughing.)

It's very healthy ham.

- Right? - Yes.

The ham isn't processed much.

Raw ham...

has its charms.

This is amazing.

For those who had a drink yesterday,

this is perfect for hangover.

It's delicious.

- It's so delicious. - It's very delicious.

It's so good.

- This place must be real. - Is the business doing well?

Shall I add ramyeon noodles?

Gosh, add... Add it in.

- He's been waiting for this. - Yes.

If there's no ramyeon in army stew...

He won't even eat it.

It's perfect now.

(Ramyeon noodles in army stew is all about timing.)

(Right now)

- I don't think that's the case. - Right.

If you get the set for 4, it's 11 dollars more expensive.

It's delicious.

It's so good.

(Glancing)

Jae Seok.

You eat so well.

It's a grasshopper eating show.

(Frustrated)

- This... - What?

It's a necklace.

(Laughing)

- Why don't you trade with this? - With this?

(Raw ham over pearls)

Raw ham is so delicious.

The soup. I think the owner has his own know-hows.

- Right? - Right?

I don't think even top tier chefs can make it taste this good.

This place is real.

It has to be real.

MZers would like it too, right?

- Definitely. - MZers would love it.

- They would like it, right? - Yes.

Why do you always seek MZer's approval?

- I... - Why?

I try to be like them.

- Mr. 486. Why do you... - Don't you know?

- Mr. 486. - Don't you know my character?

- I try to be like them. - You're trying way too hard.

It's super delicious.

This is the best army stew I've had recently.

Me too. This is the best I've had this year.

- It's really delicious. - Yes.

It's so delicious.

- It's so good. - The army stew here is amazing.

Normally, only those who process sausages...

get the chance to eat raw ham.

- Really? - It's a very precious experience.

(Glaring)

You're saying this at a strange timing.

- We... - I feel...

Since we're getting fooled...

Are they trying to trick us?

- Did they throw the final punch? - They seem a bit...

- It's like, "You took the bait." - It's a bit...

- Right? - Yes.

- "You took the bait." - The timing was...

Sir, let's talk.

(He's not angry.)

Sir.

(Smiling)

Sir, is this handmade sausage?

Yes, it is.

- Did you make it yourself? - Yes, I did.

The taste and the filling inside...

(They definitely are handmade sausages.)

- Something feels suspicious, right? - Eating this with suspicions...

makes this ham feel like it's not handmade.

Just the beef tripe-looking ham is handmade.

These might be factory-made.

Can you say this after the owner leaves?

(Speaking through his clenched teeth)

(On pins and needles)

I'm sorry.

- Hey. - He went back.

The owner was right there.

- Sir. - I concluded that it was fake.

Before, he went in with light footsteps.

Now, he went in with heavy footsteps.

- Ji Hoon. - I'm sorry.

- I was so sure. - You're so...

- Right in front of him. - If the owner is real...

I made the same mistake last time,

but I whispered at least.

You were so loud.

He has great vocalization.

- This is so hard. - It's hard.

- This is hard. - This is a bit...

For the first episode,

- everything seemed fake. - They all seemed fake.

- But today, everything seems real. - Today, it all feels real.

We can only decide...

after the last place.

Let's go.

(Owner with Explosive Cannons)

- We're going to the last place. - Yes.

Owner Full of Intelligence.

What do you think of the last place? Real or fake?

- Everything until now seems real. - Right? They all seem real.

The first episode was hard because everything looked fake.

- Exactly. This week... - They all look real.

(This week's places all look real.)

(Suddenly showing off his biceps)

- You must work out a lot. - Of course I do.

- Did Seok Jin show off his arm? - Yes.

(Jae Seok can predict Seok Jin's every action.)

- He did this. - How did you know?

I can't do pull-up bars. Not once.

Because you don't have strong back muscles.

Is that so?

Pushing uses your chest muscles.

Pulling uses your back muscles.

I see. That's why I can't do it.

Now you know.

(Teasing him)

When you want to gently touch an annoying junior,

- if you have strong back muscles... - When you hit someone,

- you use your back muscles a lot. - Right?

I must do a lot of pull-up bar.

- Mr. Forearm Muscles. - When you want to...

- When you hit someone. - When you scold him.

Darn you, Forearm Muscles.

(Traveling happily with Mr. Forearm Muscles)

Ji Hye and Ji Hoon.

People like them are born with the faces to become celebrities.

- Yes. - They were born to be one.

I've been acting for more than 20 years now.

Your face isn't important.

What do you mean?

Do you know why you have that thought?

Because you've lived with that face your entire life.

- Exactly. - Exactly.

Because you've lived with your face for 20 years.

You're handsome too, Kyung Pyo.

I'm so jealous. "You're handsome too."

Why won't you say that to us?

(You're handsome too)

(I'm a mess)

My goodness.

(They're laughing too hard.)

Goodness.

- Ji Hye, how did you debut? - Me?

I was scouted on the street.

- See that? - Scouted on the street.

- They shine. - Exactly.

They don't need to go to the agencies themselves.

Some people are meant to be.

Ji Hye, where were you scouted?

- In Dongdaemun. - In Dongdaemun?

In the midst of that busy crowd,

- you stood out. - Gosh, no.

I got lucky on the way.

If it was luck,

- Seok Jin or I should've gotten it. - Of course.

But not once.

- We went to Dongdaemun so often. - We went there so often.

(They frequented Dongdaemun so many times.)

Frequency-wise, you went there once in a while.

Yes. When someone hands us something,

it's a flyer promoting a new beer pub.

- We got a lot of those. - Tissue paper.

Either that, or I'm being mugged.

(Handing over money instead of getting scouted)

- Mugged? - Have you been mugged before?

I have.

It was pretty bad back in the days.

- Didn't you have that in your time? - I did.

- Have you been mugged? - If you go to...

Cheongpyeonghwa Market in Dongdaemun...

- You definitely get ripped off. - Really?

- They will force you to buy stuff. - Yes. They ripped you off so badly.

You bring money to buy clothes.

- They force you to buy stuff. - A scary looking man calls you.

"Walking around will only tire your legs out. Come here."

- Yes. - That's incredible.

"You look good in it. Buy this."

You have to buy it.

You get clothes for that at least.

I sometimes just gave them money for nothing in return.

Without even getting clothes.

"Your shoes look nice."

"Yes, my mom bought it for me."

He already sounds weak. "My mom bought it."

(What he says already shows how weak he is.)

- "Take it off." - They'll take it from you? My gosh.

- He'll trade it with his shoes. - Oh, dear.

It was quite romantic compared to now.

He gave you his pair of shoes.

(Snorting)

- He is concerned about his way... - Yes.

Back home. He gave us a ticket.

- So you could take a bus home. - So you could take a bus home.

Did you have this when you were a student?

I watched the movie "Wish."

The guys from different schools fought each other.

- Did you have that? The top dogs? - Even if they did have it,

we wouldn't be in the group.

We weren't involved. It's a completely different world.

We hear from others that things like that happened.

- Like a folklore. - That's it.

Had they taken us, the team would've looked weak.

Had we stood there...

(The weak duo)

the team would've looked weak despite more members.

(Where could be Owner Full of Intelligence?)

This is the city of science.

- KAIST is here, right? - It's here.

KAIST is very close.

- From here? - We came all the way to KAIST.

KAIST.

(The best science university in Korea, KAIST...)

Daedeok Research and Development Complex is to our right.

(and the center of science industry, Daedeok Innopolis are nearby.)

Owner Full of Intelligence is...

Owner Full of Intelligence?

Will we get food only if we answer a question?

I don't know what it is.

- Do we go that way? - Wait. Isn't it to our left?

- This is the place. - No way.

What? There's a poster of Orbit.

- Orbit. - Orbit?

- The science YouTuber. - I know who he is.

That's Jeon In Kwon.

(Are the posters of Orbit and Jeon In Kwon on the wall?)

- That isn't Jeon In Kwon. - That's Jeon In Kwon.

He's a different person.

"Science is sexy?"

(Yi Jeong Mo, Science YouTuber and director of a science museum)

What's this place? A cafe?

(Is this place a cafe?)

It's a cafe.

(They go inside.)

(My goodness)

It's so funny today.

- Every place looks real. - Every place looks real.

This place is real.

(What does it look like?)

(You pass by the suspicious wall...)

(and enter the cafe.)

(There are mysterious items on display...)

(as well as a robot, )

(a dinosaur, )

(and a rocket.)

(There are numerous fascinating items...)

(and mysterious menu items that'll be revealed soon.)

(Is this place real?)

You can't make up a place like this.

- This place is real. - I think this place is real.

This place is real.

How will you display an item like this...

for a fake place?

You can't get an item like this.

It's an old diving equipment.

(A helmet divers used in the past)

This place is so fascinating.

It's a model of KF-21.

(KF-21 is the 5th generation fighter aircraft...)

(that has been made with Korean technology.)

- No way. It's sudoku. - Sudoku.

- The toilet paper has sudoku. - The toilet paper has sudoku.

- This is incredible. - It's a good idea.

This place is incredible. It's fun.

They also have this item.

- What is it? - A metal ball rolls...

and draws a design on the sand.

(It's a kinetic sand where a metal ball draws on the sand.)

If you set a design,

- the metal ball rolls slowly... - It draws the design.

And draws the design.

(Albert Einstein)

There are so many nice places in Daejeon.

If this place isn't a cafe, it's fake.

(They look for evidence of the place being fake.)

This is...

Guess how much this artwork is.

- How much is it? - It's 2,200 dollars.

(They find an artwork on sale.)

That's the world of art.

(Why are they selling an artwork at a cafe?)

Maybe this is a place that sells artworks, not a cafe.

A gallery.

(Is it a fake cafe that's originally a gallery?)

- It isn't a cafe. - Seriously.

Right?

- Let's sit here. - Okay.

(Is this place real?)

- But this place is real. - This place is real.

It can't be fake.

- What? - Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

(Owner Full of Intelligence appears.)

- Hello. - He has the air of science.

(He has the air of science.)

Sir, what is this place?

This place is a science cafe.

A science cafe?

This is a science cafe...

where you can feel science with your five senses.

Anyone can feel science with a single cup of coffee...

and check how tasty science is in this spacetime.

There are various items on display.

And you can read books in a relaxed manner.

You can enjoy the science culture in this spacetime.

The concept of a science cafe is widespread...

in foreign countries.

I checked how things were in Korea...

and saw that there weren't any science cafes.

That was how I made one.

(The frustrated science enthusiast built a science cafe.)

In a single day, we get...

about 300 to 400 visitors...

and make a profit of a four-digit number.

(The reviews recommend the place.)

Sixth Sense members, is this place real?

(Is Owner Full of Intelligence's science cafe real?)

For how long have you run this cafe?

I've run it for about three years.

Did you attend KAIST?

At times, I give...

a special lecture at KAIST.

Do you give a special lecture?

Does that mean he's a professor?

What did you major in?

I majored in mechanical engineering.

Mechanical engineering.

(It's an unusual background for a cafe owner.)

Are all the items on display yours?

There are items I've collected over the course of 20 years.

(Science items he has collected in the past 20 years)

We also hold exhibitions.

When that happens, artists lend...

- their works. - You hold exhibitions.

What are some rare items?

There was the first man to travel into space,

- Yuri Gagarin. - Yes.

There's an autographed copy of his autobiography.

(His autograph is here.)

(The first man to travel into space)

He was a Soviet cosmonaut.

(The first cosmonaut, Yuri Gagarin)

- That's... - How fascinating.

Is it his own handwriting?

It's an autograph in his own handwriting.

(An autograph that contains the breath of a cosmonaut)

It's in Russian.

- It's a book. - It's an autobiography.

"I worked this hard and traveled into space."

That's what the book is about.

It sounds like you haven't read it yet.

You're right. It's in Russian.

(I can't believe him.)

It's in Russian.

He's sharp.

For goodness' sake.

That's for safekeeping.

We haven't seen Yuri Gagarin's autograph...

to know whether or not it's authentic.

But this is...

It's Yuri Gagarin. This man is Yuri Gagarin.

- That's right. - He was so young.

(Yuri Gagarin in his boyhood)

(Staring)

He was too young.

- He was so young. - He was too young.

- That's from his childhood. - It's his autobiography.

He didn't travel into space at that age.

Mimi, we had the same thought just now.

- Right? - Seriously.

- I was so startled. - Same here.

I'm sure it's the only one in Korea.

- I bet. - Yes.

How did you get it?

I bought it in Russia through an auction.

- How much was it? - How much was it?

If we may ask...

(Hesitant)

It was a five-digit number.

One, ten, hundred, thousand... Tens of thousands of dollars.

- Yes. It was around that number. - It was around that number.

(It was around that number.)

Where was the auction house?

I don't remember the location of the auction house.

- You don't remember. - No.

(Don't you remember?)

(He participated in an auction, but he doesn't remember.)

(Is his story real?)

There are unique menu items that made this cafe popular.

- Really? - Yes.

They give you a scientific culinary experience.

- A scientific culinary experience? - Yes.

I guess we get something like the laboratory equipment.

(A cup of coffee...)

(with a spoonful of science)

(A fun science lesson you learn as you drink)

(A dessert that pays homage to nature)

(The special menu items of the science cafe...)

(are coming soon.)

This place can't be fake.

It's impossible.

- These decorations can't be fake. - Seok Jin,

did you get chased by a group of zombies?

(Zombies?)

It's fashion.

(Jae Seok found another thing to tease him about.)

- You don't know, do you? - The gap will widen with time.

It's fashion.

- It's cool. - You don't wear such a T-shirt.

- No, I don't. - I...

Are you not wearing anything underneath?

No.

- May I stick in my finger once? - No.

- It's my bare skin. - How secretive.

It really is your bare skin.

The hole barely avoids showing your nipple.

That's design.

- Is that design? - That's the power of design.

- It wasn't made haphazardly. - Okay.

- The designer thought about it. - It reflects the designer's idea.

Of course.

Do you ask your stylist to get you clothes of certain vibes?

No, I don't.

- I ask her to make me look young. - You want to look young.

(He's obsessed with looking young.)

You want to be like a Gen Zer.

- I want to be like a Gen Zer. - That's a difficult request.

That's the secret behind not reaching the 60s.

Of course. I'll never reach the 60s.

If you want to look really young, wear a diaper only.

(Drastic)

(A fashion that suits his aesthetics)

Wear a diaper only.

A stroller.

(Chasing after youth makes him run out of breath.)

Ride a stroller instead of a Carnival.

(Laughing)

"Instead of a Carnival."

Use a pacifier as well.

Use a pacifier and make your manager push...

(A stroller and a pacifier)

(Seok Jin's work fashion)

- You're too much. - How am I too much?

- You'll look very young. - Yes, you'll look very young.

Seriously.

You'll look very young.

Ride a stroller.

You're laughing in an elegant way.

She's doubling over, but you don't hear a sound.

- Ji Hye... - She's doubling over,

- Ji Hye is noble. - but you don't...

- You don't hear a sound. - No.

You don't hear a sound of her laughter.

(Jae Seok notices a plushie.)

It looks like Seok Jin.

(The teasing begins once more.)

It has a long nose.

(They look strangely similar.)

Hey, that's an alien.

Hey, that's a mouth.

That isn't a nose.

That's a mouth.

(Ji Hye runs away.)

- It's an alien plushie. - I know. It's fascinating.

- Here. - Something like that...

It must be a deep-sea creature.

- This is its mouth. - It looks like...

Jae Seok.

Ji Hye, how could you say that after approaching silently?

Ji Hye, that's good. I see that we've gotten close.

- Ji Hye, we've gotten close. - What are you saying?

We've gotten close.

This is it.

(They get drinks amidst the ruckus.)

What's this?

(Stirling engine Americano)

(The thermal energy of coffee...)

(gets transformed into kinetic energy...)

(and moves the engine.)

(It's a cup of coffee with physics.)

(Stirling engine Americano)

This is a Stirling engine.

- An engine? - This is a Stirling engine.

It's an external combustion engine that was invented...

by Professor Robert Stirling.

Where does the power come from?

The power comes from the heat of the coffee.

- The thermal energy... - Really?

- heats up the bottom plate. - Really?

It expands the gas inside.

(The heat of the coffee that's the power source...)

(and the engine are separated, so it's an external combustion engine.)

That's why it's an external combustion engine.

That's right.

- An internal combustion engine... - You're smart.

Yes.

Then a car engine...

A car uses an internal combustion engine.

I see.

This is an external combustion engine.

(He fails to hold in his laughter.)

External?

(He acts like he has misheard.)

(Laughing)

(Chuckling)

The heat...

makes the plate move up.

- "It's hot!" - Yes.

- "It's hot!" - It makes the plate move up.

It's fascinating.

How does it work?

How do we drink it?

(Starpresso)

You apply pressure...

and extract coffee.

You apply about 10psi.

When the coffee gets extracted,

its aroma spreads.

(In the starpresso machine, )

(ground coffee beans go in.)

(It goes in the bottom.)

(Hot water goes into the main compartment.)

(Then it gets sealed.)

(Starpresso is ready to go.)

- This is... - Mr. Forearm Muscles will do it.

The one with the forearm muscles.

What should I do?

- Press it. - Repeatedly.

- Do it continuously. - Press it.

(Mr. Forearm Muscles' first task)

(Cutting two pork cutlets at once)

(Impressed)

He's strong.

(Mr. Forearm Muscles' second task)

(He fired the fresh ham cannon as he showed off his forearms.)

(This is his third task.)

(His muscles shine.)

Look at his forearm muscles.

His forearm muscles are no joke.

(Compliments give a boost to his forearm muscles.)

(My goodness)

(He uses his muscles to the max.)

I feel like I'm drilling for oil.

- It's coming out. - It's coming out.

- It's coming out. - It's coming out.

This is incredible.

(Let me try it.)

Ji Hye too.

(She's good.)

You don't need much strength for this.

You don't need much strength for this.

Act like it's exhausting.

"Act like it's exhausting."

It looked like he was using a lot of strength.

This is fun.

- How fascinating. - Couples can come and do this.

- If you drink it as it is... - It's espresso.

If you add it to water, it's Americano.

Iced Americano.

- Try the espresso. - Try it.

- Teto-boy drinks espresso. - That's right.

I asked my stylist to turn me into...

an Italian teto-boy.

You look great.

You look like an Italian today.

It's the perfect outfit.

- Teto-boy drinks espresso. - That's right.

Italians drink espresso.

(He drinks coffee in a cool way.)

How is it?

(Humming in approval)

Italians communicate with hand gestures.

(They suddenly get the atmosphere of Italy.)

(He takes another sip.)

How is it?

(Acting cute)

- How is it? - It's good.

- Is it good? - It's good. It's rich.

(The Italian teto-boy is satisfied.)

Try it with water.

(This time, they make Americano.)

- You want it, right? - No.

- I'll make it weak. - No.

- Leave some for me. - Here. It's weak coffee.

(A tiny bit)

It's weak coffee.

(Flustered)

Isn't it plum syrup?

This is...

(Bland)

Barley tea would be stronger than this.

- I made you weak coffee. - I'll try it.

The aroma could be strong.

Is it good?

- The aroma is nice. - It's nice.

It's really nice.

The next menu items are here.

- It's an aurora. - It's Definitely Space.

- That's right? - Definitely Space?

Definitely Space.

(Even a glass of ade...)

(contains the space.)

(A drink that resembles the galaxy, )

(Definitely Space)

(A drink that contains a pink aurora, )

(Aurora Ade.)

- Aurora. - Aurora Ade.

For these drinks, there's blue syrup in the beakers.

- Shall we pour it in? - Yes, please pour it in.

- The syrup in the beaker. - Let's pour it in.

(He pours it in as instructed.)

It looks like the galaxy.

It's pretty. It's going in.

(The drink reacts.)

There are anthocyanins inside the syrup.

(The syrup contains anthocyanins.)

(The base of the drink is the acidic lemon.)

When it meets acid,

it shows acid-base reactions.

The color is changing.

(The color changes due to a chemical reaction.)

- The color is changing. - You're right.

- It's pretty. - It's science.

What am I supposed to doubt?

There's nothing to doubt.

There's nothing to doubt.

- If I were to fool someone, - Okay.

- this would be a good place. - Do you think this place is fake?

- Really? - If I were in the production crew,

I'd set up these items.

Maybe this is a book cafe...

or a bookstore...

and they just hung up science posters.

- It became a science cafe. - It became a science cafe.

Maybe he isn't the owner,

(Owner Full of Intelligence)

- but a guest. - A guest.

- A professor or... - Yes.

Daejeon is...

the city of science.

So, setting up a fake place like this is plausible.

But the menu items...

show a high level of creativity.

- It's hard to make them. - It's hard.

- It isn't easy. - You have to be serious...

about science.

- The production crew can't do that. - That's right.

The equipment...

- What is it? - What's wrong?

I have a headache.

- It's too... - The drink is too cold.

- It's too cold. - Is it too cold?

(While they were having heated deductions, )

(she tried the ade by herself.)

It's tasty.

(Since it was tasty, she had another sip.)

(The drink filled her mouth.)

(The aftereffect hit her.)

- Is it too cold? - Is it that cold?

- Just once... - You're lying.

Is that why you're doing this?

I had a bad headache.

(Seok Jin takes a sip as well.)

It's long-lasting.

(Drinking)

How is it?

(He can't help but put his hand on his head.)

Galaxy.

It's really tasty.

It's really tasty.

How should I describe it...

- It's like cold ice cream. - The taste of the galaxy.

- The taste of the galaxy. - It's...

- It's cold, right? - It gives you a headache, right?

- It's sour. - Seriously.

- It's like... - It's...

- lemon-based. - Lemon.

It hits you.

- These are the next menu items. - What are these?

- These are... - I recognize them.

Dessert items.

Saltsalt.

Saltsalt.

(Which one is a cookie...)

(and which one is a rock?)

(It's...)

(me!)

(Chocolate that resembles basalt, Saltsalt)

(White chocolate gets added to crushed cookies.)

(Then they get mixed well.)

(Food dye gets added as well.)

(The dark color of basalt)

(Then it's put into a mold and hardened.)

(Saltsalt looks like basalt by 100 percent.)

(Cookie dough with a lot of nuts)

(It gets shaped like conglomerate.)

(Then it's baked in the oven.)

(There are sedimentary nuts inside the cookie.)

(Sedimentary rock in a cookie form, Conglomerate Cookie)

(A columnar joint turns into jelly.)

(Columnar Jelly)

This is Saltsalt.

And this is Conglomerate Cookie.

What kind of cookie is it?

- Conglomerate. - Conglomerate?

It's one of the representative sedimentary rocks.

You did a great job of making it look like a rock.

I'm curious.

They look like real rocks.

I want the jelly.

- Let's try the cookie. - Let's try the cookie.

Cut up the cookie.

It looks like a cookie we usually eat.

(He tries a bite.)

It's an actual cookie.

Of course.

(The dessert expert, Mimi)

This cookie is tasty.

- This cafe has good cookies. - It's really tasty.

Yes.

When you eat Saltsalt,

hold the fork vertically to break it.

- It's hard since it's a rock. - It's hard.

(Ji Hye steps in.)

It's hard.

(One shot, one kill)

She's strong.

Do you do bar exercises?

This cookie is so tasty.

(She picks up a piece...)

(and tries it.)

How does it taste? How is it?

It's sweet.

(It's sweet.)

But cookie particles inside...

- They provide texture. - They provide texture.

- This cookie and Saltsalt. - It's so tasty.

- This one is tasty too. - This one is tasty too.

- We need to get it right today. - We need to get it right.

I really don't know.

I think this place is fake.

Do you think this place is fake? Why?

I don't think it's a cafe.

- You don't think it's a cafe. - No.

Look over there.

You see the coffee machine, right?

- The huge stainless machine. - Yes.

(What about the coffee machine?)

- The huge stainless machine. - Yes.

It's very expensive.

Seok Jin, we know that much.

- It's... - Stainless...

It's very expensive.

One time, we saw a cup noodle sealing machine...

- at a fake place. - That's right.

- That's right. - At a fake place?

(In the last season, they borrowed a cup noodle sealing machine...)

(that was worth 80,000 dollars from a ramyeon brand.)

- Yes. At a fake place. - That's worth 10,000 dollars.

- The machine we saw? - It's worth a lot more.

- It's over 100 million. - Right.

- A cup ramyeon machine? - Yes.

You can buy that for around 300 dollars.

It's not the regular ones we see.

It's not the ones that make the Han River ramyeon?

- No. - No.

- It actually makes the packaging. - Really?

This is what I feel.

I think it's possible to fill the place with items,

but there are many creative ideas here.

I think these things are hard to replicate.

That is why this place feels real to me.

Let's get going for now. We have to decide.

We have to get the answer for our second attempt.

(The Owner Full of Intelligence's Science Cafe)

(A cafe with a fake science theme)

(The suspicious owner is a professor?)

(The creative menu items sound real!)

It's hard once again today.

I think it's harder than Season One.

Who is the fake one?

- Gosh. - What do we do?

I don't think I can get the right answer.

- This is really hard. - I'm not sure.

It's either number 1 or number 2, right?

- Right. - I think it's number one.

- It's not number 3, right? - It's not number 3.

I think it's number three.

- I sense it's number three. - All of a sudden?

From the eyes of a producer,

that place was the easiest to set up.

(Number 3, Science Cafe Full of Intelligence)

It's a book cafe, but they put science posters instead.

(A book cafe turned into a science cafe?)

He's someone invited instead of the owner.

He's someone like a professor invited?

Right.

(A professor invited by the production crew?)

Wasn't that strange toward the end?

I asked where he got the item auctioned,

but he said he couldn't remember.

(Which auction house did you get it from?)

(I don't remember...)

(which auction house it was.)

- I don't think that's too strange. - Is that so?

(Smiling)

Give it some thought.

- It's not that strange. - Really?

- He can not remember it? - Sure.

I have no idea.

- What about you, Mimi? - I think...

- it's number 2. - Number 2?

- Number two is real. - Because it was too good.

(Number 2, Army Stew Restaurant with Explosive Cannons)

(Amazed)

(Eyes opening wide)

It's good. It's good, isn't it?

(Full of taste)

There was a reason behind a place with great food.

- The chef went like this... - It was by a professional?

And he must be a professional chef that works with German cuisine.

(He's actually a professional chef that works with German cuisine?)

I choose number two as well.

With what I felt,

- Over the top? - the owner felt unnatural.

(Soon, I will show you...)

(something amazing.)

(A fake owner that was told to act by the production crew?)

The most unnatural one...

- was the second owner. - Right.

Ji Hye, you thought it was number three,

- but now you're going with 1? - Number 1.

I think it's number one.

The whole theme...

and the food didn't seem to suit each other.

- That place felt off as well. - Right.

(Number 1, Baseball Izakaya with Puffy Cheeks)

What is it?

"Rice balls can fly over your head in this place."

(The rice ball will be thrown!)

(Out-of-this-world ball-throwing serving)

(The rice ball has been delivered.)

The baseball theme is fake.

(Unnatural dishes made to fit the baseball theme?)

- Right. The rice was sweet. - It was a regular restaurant.

- The rice was sweet? - The rice was sweet.

I wouldn't have made it sweet if I was the owner.

What if it's a real place?

I want to follow my initial thought.

- Which one? - I choose number two.

Number two felt so off.

- There are three votes then. - Right.

There are 3 votes for number 2 and 1 vote each for 1 and 3.

What about you?

As for me...

(Where will Jae Seok's last vote head toward?)

(Tell us.)

- I think it's number 2 as well. - Number 2.

- Number 2. - There are 4 votes for number 2?

There are 4 votes for number 2.

- I think it's right. - Right.

- We choose number 2. - Number 2.

- How does that sound? - Let's go for it.

- They look glum. - Right.

- We had to decide quickly. - It's number two!

- Well, - They look glum.

- we got it wrong last time. - Right.

We have to get it right this time.

It was hard. I was torn between number 1 and number 2.

- Right. - It's not number three.

- Right. - I don't think it's number three.

(What is today's answer?)

(Sixth Sense: City Tour 2)

(Today's travel destination)

(Daejeon)

(There's one place that is fake!)

(Puffy Cheeks)

(A rice ball gets thrown to you when you order pork cutlet?)

- This was... - But...

this feels a bit off.

- Right. Isn't it strange? - It feels strange.

Isn't the glove the best thing to trick us?

Right.

- I feel like it's number 1. - Is it number 1?

(Loaded with Explosive Cannons)

This was really good.

(A suspicious encounter with German fresh ham...)

(and Korean army stew)

(Number 2, Owner with Explosive Cannons)

(Full of Intelligence)

I think this place is real.

(Menu items full of scientific intelligence)

(A hot place that represents the science city?)

(Number 3, Owner Full of Intelligence)

Why does this person feel so fake all of a sudden?

Wasn't that so awkward?

- Wasn't that awkward? - That felt off.

He felt really fake.

(Do they all seem real?)

I have no idea today.

(Which place will go against your expectation...)

(as the fake one in Daejeon, the City Bursting with Bread?)

Let's get it right in Daejeon.

- Which one is the fake one? - Which one is the fake one?

- Please! - Please!

We have to get it right today!

Please!

(Which place is fake out of the three?)

Please!

(Which place is fake out of the three?)

- What? - Which one is it?

(Number 1, Owner with Puffy Cheeks)

(Fake)

I told you!

(I told you!)

This one is fake?

(They failed to find the fake place.)

I was right!

Gosh, this place was fake?

They got us.

No wonder the rice was sweet.

(What's with this guy and the rice?)

- I said the rice was too sweet. - Earlier,

I had this thought all of sudden.

It was the best thing to trick us with.

- Right. - Right.

I got that thought a lot later!

Ji Hye!

You sensed the right answer.

Gosh, we got it wrong again.

- This was 75 days ago? - This was 75 days ago?

We have to think of the project for Daejeon.

What's Daejeon famous for?

- Bread? - Kalguksu.

(Kalguksu)

(Science)

Actually, baseball is hot these days.

(Baseball is hot in Daejeon these days.)

It's the Eagles.

That was why I thought it felt more reasonable.

(The Eagles were doing very well during the meeting.)

("Eagles, Leaders in 1st Half for the 1st Time in 33 Years")

Shall we go with the baseball theme?

(Shall we go along with their popularity?)

(The Eagles enter the Korean Series after 19 years!)

("Eagles, Korean Series After 19 Years")

(Fly high again, Eagles!)

(Strongest...)

(Hanhwa)

(Daejeon is crazy about the Eagles right now.)

Daejeon is crazy about baseball these days.

(Baseball City Daejeon is painted with orange.)

(However, )

(small business owners suffered from recession.)

(Even with various baseball-related events, )

(the streets were empty due to the recession.)

There has been a slump these days.

- Including this place. - Hello.

I run an izakaya in Daeheung-dong...

and my name is Lee Dong Joon.

How are sales compared to last year?

Sales have cut in half.

The economy has been slow...

and the drinking culture has changed a lot as well.

Not a lot of people come out.

There has been a slump these days.

(He has come to save the place that is struggling!)

Hello.

I entered "Culinary Class Wars" as a White Spoon chef.

- I'm a Japanese cuisine chef. - He was on "Culinary Class Wars!"

- Right! - Right?

- The food was really good. - Right.

The pork cutlet was really good.

The most I ran was up to 14,

including doing all of the cooking.

Now, I'm running five restaurants.

- That's amazing. - That's amazing.

(The Man of 9 Billion, Jang Ho Joon)

Annual sales of nine billion?

(The Man of 9 Billion, Jang Ho Joon)

Since baseball is hot in Daejeon right now,

we thought about a baseball-themed restaurant.

- Right. - That's the idea we have.

If there's a bowl that is shaped like a ball park...

If the salmon is spread out, the ball park would be...

So it was put together by an expert.

That's how it can be used.

(That was how it came to be.)

Now that I think about it, it was the easiest to set up.

There's another thing that came into mind.

(He shows them a video.)

- What is it? - This is what it's like.

(A popular restaurant in the US where the bread is thrown)

So this was actually a thing?

This actually existed.

Something round had to be thrown.

There had to be a glove as well.

(The birth of the glove pork cutlet)

- That was a good idea. - Right.

Hello.

(The two have gathered for the recipe.)

You don't have to move sideways. Just hit on the exact spot.

He taught him every single detail?

(A special lesson to fool the Sixth Sense members)

How many grams is the salmon?

The owner did so well to explain...

- each of the details. - He did a great job.

Right before we left.

- Right. - Right.

I hope you do really well with this.

- Good luck. - Thank you.

(Chef Jang Ho Joon did his best to help him.)

(The Art Team steps up for the baseball restaurant!)

(A baseball-themed interior was put together.)

(Sir, here's the draft of the interior design.)

(Right! It looks great.)

(The owner was happy with it as well!)

(The original place was full of Japanese design.)

- All of it was changed? - It was changed?

(We're here to change this place up!)

Gosh, the ceiling was drilled like that?

(Sixth Sense Assembled is back!)

(From the display case for baseball goods...)

(to the TV for baseball games)

- Even the TV was set up? - TVs were set up on both sides.

So the original place was given a baseball theme.

The interior design was changed?

(Transforming into a baseball-themed place)

Look at that!

She mentioned that!

I mentioned all of that.

- This is driving me crazy. - All of that.

(Adding details to make the place look older)

(As a result, )

(the regular izakaya changed into a fan-owned place.)

- The owner must've liked it. - Right.

- It felt so real though. - Very real.

(The highlight of this place, the goods zone)

(There's a secret behind this place as well?)

(Is the Moon Dong Ju uniform for sale?)

(A total of 21 secondhand deals)

Those were bought through secondhand deals?

- Here are the items. - Thank you.

(Getting Eagles goods from Seo Reporter, a fan YouTuber)

That's amazing.

(The goods piled up one by one.)

All of the goods were collected.

- What else? - That's amazing.

- Well, - What now?

We had a lot more, but they were thrown out.

(Comedy couple, Kang Jae Jun and Lee Eun Hyeong)

(Why are you guys here?)

- Eun Hyeong! - Eun Hyeong!

The place had Eun Hyeong's autograph.

Right. Along with Jae Jun's autograph.

(Famous Eagles fans, Jae Jun and Eun Hyeong)

(Jae Jun and Eun Hyeong show up for Sixth Sense!)

I got an urgent call for help.

He was really nice when he was in "Comedy Big League."

I had to help him.

We have a lot of uniforms.

This won't be for sale now.

There are many hats as well.

That's amazing. They're big fans of the Eagles.

(Precious goods that were collected over a long period of time)

Where will these be used?

We have to know before we give you all of this.

This is a tvN show, isn't it?

- We can't tell you. - It was kept a secret?

We have to know what it's for!

What is this for?

- They still won't say anything. - They weren't told about it?

Forget it. I don't want to know now.

- Use it well. - Thank you.

- We'll give it with a good heart. - I feel really grateful for them.

(However...)

Do you like the Eagles?

I am a fan of theirs.

- I do like them. - What?

Was he not a fan?

To be honest, I've never been to a ball park.

- Isn't it ten minutes away? - Right.

(The production crew members feel flustered.)

- We should've asked questions. - We should've asked questions.

Did he take some time to study?

(The owner of the baseball-themed place...)

(doesn't know much about baseball?)

(An urgent meeting for the production crew)

The owner didn't seem to know much about baseball.

Will this be okay?

(Sighing)

He doesn't know much about baseball?

He doesn't.

If it's a baseball-themed place,

- Jae Seok loves baseball... - Right.

And he will certainly ask about baseball.

Why use that kind of photo?

(Dumbfounded)

(They came up with a plan to solve that situation.)

(Have you all...)

(seen the owner's ear?)

That?

- I told you! - You were right!

You were right!

- He said it was an ear infection. - Gosh.

He said it was an ear infection.

(I don't like you.)

(The members all panic together.)

How did you sense that, Mimi?

We had so many crucial clues.

(Shocked)

Gosh.

(Cutting-edge technology was used for the baseball rookie.)

That's amazing.

(Putting on)

Who are the Eagles players with retired numbers?

Jung Min Cheul, Song Jin Woo,

and Chang Jong Hoon.

(Inputting)

(Outputting)

(The avatar is synced.)

An expert was on standby for him?

(Sighing)

(Across the place during the shoot, )

(who is this person waiting?)

(Producer, Eagles fan for 20 years, happy that they won yesterday)

When you mentioned that,

the production crew would've felt so scared.

(D-15 to the shoot, fake dishes sold!)

(The baseball restaurant started getting attention.)

That's amazing.

(The baseball fans gave a great response.)

It was a fun and fascinating time to film for Sixth Sense.

I will do my best as if a homerun had come to my life.

Sixth Sense, this place is fake.

(Owner with Puffy Cheeks, fake)

I hope the owner does well with the place.

- Right. - Right.

I feel proud. That's great for him.

It's going to be a big success.

Gosh, Ji Hye.

- What a bummer. - She sensed it well.

But to think about it, he said he had an ear infection.

Right. He blocked up his ear.

- He had a bandage on his ear. - Right.

It should be exposed to air.

Right.

Gosh, we got it wrong for two consecutive weeks.

- This is bad. - We have a lot of mushy members.

- We're all so blunt. - "Gosh."

"Is that so?"

(What is deduction?)

We all agree with everything.

(They all agree with things without questioning them.)

- We all agree with everything. - We have to pick one, right?

I don't want to make the cringy social media post.

- It won't be Mimi again, will it? - Please!

(Episode 1 penalty, Mimi)

- Choose one, Ji Hye. - Please!

Pick your own name.

(Another name of fate was picked again.)

All right.

Who is it?

(Yu Jae Seok)

(Congratulations!)

- One more time! - She's on fire today.

- Nice one. - Why pick me, Jae Seok?

Nice one!

This is driving me crazy!

- What am I going to do? - Gosh!

(The message receiver, Cho Sae Ho)

(Sae Ho, I thought of you while looking at the night sky.)

(The moon is able to shine...)

(because of the darkness around it.)

(Sae Ho was touched.)

(A campus in Seoul on a fall day)

(They are definitely unrelated to this school.)

(Where is this place that made the members feel excited?)

(Third City Tour, Gangbuk university area)

(This is the taste of the university area.)

(Why is it so sour?)

(This sourness...)

(must have felt delicious!)

(I like it then!)

(The middle-aged man who would die for youth)

(Enjoying the cute places...)

(in the university area with youth, romance, )

(and strangeness?)

(They can't believe their eyes.)

(Shocked)

(Something suspicious...)

(has appeared in the university area.)

(Suspect everything that catches your eye!)

(This is fake.)

(There are also...)

(two silhouettes of extraordinary people?)

(MIYEON and Lee Dong Hwi have come to take over the university area.)

(Your bottom to top...)

(A big difference in temperature)

(Isn't it top to bottom?)

(Seok Jin's killer has arrived.)

(Dong Hwi's deduction step 1: Intuition)

(Dong Hwi's deduction step 2: Collection of evidence)

(Dong Hwi's deduction step 3: Certainty)

(Wait until you go to a different place.)

(The other place will feel fake.)

(Laughing)

(Big Nose Copy)

(He is 200 percent accurate with his impersonation of Seok Jin.)

(A teasing festival except for just one person)

(There's someone behind your chair.)

(Aren't you covering her too much?)

(Seok Jin!)

(This is for you.)

(Close-up face cam)

(What else is there besides that?)

This.

(Perfect angle, on point)

(Her idol charms explode.)

(But soon after, )

(MIYEON really explodes.)

(In my opinion, )

(the taste of the food.)

(Close up on me.)

(I'm really sharp right now.)

(The strange Sixth Sense members are coming soon...)

(to the strange university area.)

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