Our Dining Table Episode 2

Five Stars

i love how we get more background on the brothers this time. the writing was done very well as i didn't get bored a single time while watching. now, this may be because the episodes are short and you can finish them quick but honestly, even if the episodes were long, i don't think i would notice. the scenes are not too short or too long; they are perfect in conveying the right amount of info. this episode was really good. i am absolutely loving the concept behind this drama. like in what world do you just meet people and have meals with them every week while also unknowingly healing each other. it's so cute and fluffy but also very valuable in explaining life lessons(i.e. the value of relationships, the fun in eating together, and the wonderful cooking lessons from yutaka :D). p.s. tane getting sick because he was too excited reminded me so much of mafuyu when he got sick like AHHHHHH.p.p.s this was the face i made when i found out they were the same age <( *0 * )> OH MY GOD MINORU KNEW YUTAKA FROM BEFORE?!?!??!

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the ep was heartwarming as the previous -…

the ep was heartwarming as the previous - that baby is so sweet ima get diabetes watching this. he so freakin adorable & loving - i would enjoy this BL if we just had him on screen (not much of a BL then, but wouldn't mind(❁´◡`❁)). *****************************************************************************************************************************************************************considering both leads the same age - wonder who the kid was Yutaka was "petting", Tane when he was younger? for sure can't be Minoru (⊙x⊙;) now that would be one hell of a time loop ***************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************& really curious about Yutaka's childhood. think he has fallen for the whole family, cause of how warm, loving & inclusive they r. something that was lacking in his own family & childhood - "time" will tell

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