Lee Jang-woo, the restaurant industry's jackpot, will challenge the pottery industry before his marriage, but will make an extra-large ramen bowl (Na Hon-san)

Mar 13, 2025

Actor Lee Jang-woo becomes a beginner potter and tries to make a ceramic bowl.

MBC 'I Live Alone', which will be broadcast on the 14th, will show Lee Jang-woo challenging himself to make ceramic bowls.

Lee Jang-woo reveals that he is learning pottery because he is interested in bowls that make food stand out even more. He conveys his aspirations, saying, `I will make the bowl I want for perfect use.' Lee Jang-woo, who naturally wears an apron and sits in front of the spinning wheel. He focuses on spinning the wheel thinking about ramen.

Lee Jang-woo, who starts to raise the soil by focusing on the senses of his hands, displays a high level of concentration and falls into a trance. While Lee Jang-woo's bowl, which boasts an overwhelming size compared to the works of other trainees, is gaining presence, Lee Jang-woo senses a crisis. He stops the spinning wheel and jumps up, looks at his work, and is at a loss for what to do with regret.

At this time, the pottery teacher, who was watching Lee Jang-woo, is dispatched to try cardiopulmonary resuscitation to save his work. Lee Jang-woo, who is impressed by the appearance, raises his confidence, and attention is being paid to whether Lee Jang-woo will be able to complete his own 'Ramen Bowl'.

Meanwhile, Lee Jang-woo has been dating actor Cho Hye-won, who is eight years younger, for seven years and has mentioned that he will marry her this year. Following the operation of udon and rice soup restaurants, it recently hit the dessert business, drawing attention.

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Lee Jang-woo, the restaurant industry's jackpot, will challenge the pottery industry before his marriage, but will make an extra-large ramen bowl (Na Hon-san)

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