Hyun Bong-sik promises king pork cutlet in response to Kim Ji-eun's gift

Actor Hyun Bong-sik shared photos on the 18th of him jumping joyfully in front of a coffee truck sent by Kim Ji-eun to the filming set of 'Room 1301 Knows.' In a playful response to the gift, Hyun Bong-sik promised to treat his colleague to "special handmade king pork cutlet."

Actor Hyun Bong-sik has responded to a generous coffee truck gift from colleague Kim Ji-eun with a playful verification photo. The sight of Hyun Bong-sik jumping high with his arms wide open upon seeing the coffee truck sent by Kim Ji-eun to the filming set drew laughter. The two showcased their close friendship as Hyun Bong-sik promised a special reward: not just ordinary pork cutlet, but "special handmade king pork cutlet."

On the 18th, Hyun Bong-sik released several photos on his social media with the witty caption, "You're hopeless, I'll have to buy you special handmade king pork cutlet." In the photos, he is seen jumping high with his arms outstretched in front of the coffee truck sent by Kim Ji-eun to the filming set of the movie 'Room 1301 Knows.' His exuberant expression of joy perfectly captured his characteristic humorous charm.

The coffee truck also displayed meticulous care. The banner featured Hyun Bong-sik's face along with the message, "Lovely Bong-vely, please take good care of me," and even the cup holders were adorningly decorated. The gift reflected Kim Ji-eun's heart in supporting her colleague working hard on set. Hyun Bong-sik did not let the gesture pass unnoticed, expressing his gratitude in his own way by promising a special pork cutlet meal.

Kim Ji-eun's reaction was equally playful. She responded to Hyun Bong-sik's post with a witty comment, "Special and handmade? I'm fainting~" The natural flow of jokes between the giver and the receiver offered a glimpse into their comfortable relationship. Hyun Bong-sik also added an affectionate expression toward Kim Ji-eun, calling her his "number one collaboration partner" and noting a "forced Jjing-rang-dan feeling." The interaction showed the intimacy of colleagues who have worked together on various projects.

The connection between the two has continued through several works. Hyun Bong-sik has appeared in various productions including 'Strangers from Hell', 'The Veil', 'Family by Choice', 'Again My Life', and 'One Dollar Lawyer', building friendships through collaborations with Kim Ji-eun. While the actors focus on their respective roles in their works, they have shown they are close enough to exchange playful jokes and small gifts off-set.

Hyun Bong-sik's unique social culture has also drawn attention again. He previously mentioned a "pork cutlet gathering" on broadcasts, stating, "There are several members. Rowoon, Kim Ji-eun, Hong Bi-ra, Lee Hyun-wook, etc. We eat pork cutlet, have a cup of coffee, and go home. Most of them do not drink alcohol." It is a modest gathering where they eat pork cutlet and have coffee before heading home instead of having extravagant drinking sessions. His way of building friendships with fellow actors reflects his comfortable personality.

The film 'Room 1301 Knows', which Hyun Bong-sik is currently filming, is a farce that unfolds when a mysterious corpse is discovered in room 1301 of a luxury hotel in Seoul. The story follows unpredictable events as three-term National Assembly member Kim Won-ho (Chung Sung Hwa) discovers the body in a room where he was enjoying a secret meeting and attempts to cover it up, leading to a web of involvement including the hotel manager, an aide, the assemblyman's wife, and the husband of a ruling party secretary.

While the tense filming of the movie will continue the intense story surrounding the incident, Hyun Bong-sik provided laughter with his joyful appearance in front of the coffee truck sent by his colleague. In exchange for one coffee truck, there is a generous promise of special handmade king pork cutlet. Much like the acting they will show in the work, their playful friendship built with colleagues off-set is drawing interest.

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