[Korean Drama Review] Our Sticky Love

Ambitious prosecutor Ko Eun Sae loses all her memories after a mysterious accident while investigating a powerful crime syndicate. She wakes up in a rural village with no recollection of her name, job, or past, only to be greeted by Jang Tae Ha, a former boxer turned boxing coach who insists he is her boyfriend.

What Eun Sae doesn't know is that Tae Ha is hiding the truth. Once involved with a gang and desperate to leave his past behind, he reunites with his first love when she loses her memory. Determined to protect her from looming danger, he tells a life-changing lie.

As they navigate an unexpected cohabitation filled with secrets, laughter, and growing affection, Eun Sae and Tae Ha must uncover the truth behind her past and discover whether a love built on deception can become the real thing. (Source: cora at MyDramaList)

I recently finished watching Our Sticky Love. The drama leans more towards romance, with some mystery and thriller elements added to the storyline.

The pacing is quite slow at the beginning, but the story becomes more engaging from Episode 4 as the buildup develops. There are also some hidden truths revealed towards the later part of the drama, which added more depth to the storyline. However, I felt the mystery and thriller aspects could have been explored more to add suspense, while some scenes also felt a little repetitive.

The romance is fairly predictable, but it remains the main highlight of the drama. Jung Hae In and Ha Young both acted well, and their chemistry worked well together.

The finale felt somewhat abrupt, as I was hoping for more development in the mystery and thriller storyline, especially after the buildup. Overall, if you enjoy romance-focused K-dramas with some mystery and thriller elements, Our Sticky Love is worth considering.

Ratings: 3 / 5

A Taste of Peranakan Heritage at The Line, Shangri-La Singapore

 

Chef Philip Chia returns to Shangri-La Singapore with a showcase of traditional favourites, offering diners the opportunity to enjoy familiar Peranakan flavours in a buffet setting. The promotion runs from 6 to 30 August 2026 and is available during both lunch and dinner.

Chef Philip Chia returns to Shangri-La Singapore with a showcase of traditional favourites, offering diners the opportunity to enjoy familiar Peranakan flavours in a buffet setting. The promotion runs from 6 to 30 August 2026 and is available during both lunch and dinner.

Among the highlights are classic dishes such as Ayam Buah Keluak, Babi Asam Goreng, Nyonya ChapChye and Kepiting Taucheow. Each dish brings its own character to the spread, from the earthy and distinctive flavours of buah keluak to the tangy notes of asam and the savoury richness of taucheow.

The selection also includes a variety of traditional Nyonya kuehs, offering a sweet finish to the meal. These colourful treats are an essential part of Peranakan food culture and add a nostalgic touch to the overall feast.

What makes this dining experience particularly appealing is the balance between familiar comfort and heritage flavours. For those who grew up enjoying Peranakan dishes, it offers a chance to revisit some much-loved classics. For those less familiar with the cuisine, it provides an easy introduction to the diverse flavours and traditions that have become an important part of Singapore's food heritage.

The Peranakan feast at The Line is available from 6 to 30 August 2026 for both lunch and dinner. Shangri-La Circle members can also enjoy 50% off adult pricing on weekdays, making it a particularly worthwhile option for a weekday meal.

The Line, Shangri-La Singapore
6 - 30 August 2026
Lunch & dinner

[Korean Drama Review] Agent Kim Reactivated

 

Manager Kim works at a small savings bank. He seems like an ordinary single father, raising his daughter Min Ji. He has a secret that he can't reveal, even to his own daughter. His secret is that he is a former spy who was dispatched on countless special operations. He is on North Korea's most wanted blacklist, and his existence in South Korea is like a time bomb that should not be revealed. Hiding his past, he lives like an ordinary citizen, but his beloved daughter Min Ji goes missing. He struggles to save his daughter, not hesitating to reveal his secret and risking everything. (Source: AsianWiki)

I recently finished watching Agent Kim Reactivated, and overall, I enjoyed it. The drama has a focused storyline that develops steadily, with each episode revealing more about the characters and their hidden agendas.

The pacing is relatively slow at the beginning, but it gradually becomes more engaging as the plot unfolds. Its suspenseful storytelling and well-timed twists kept the story interesting, while the emotional and intense moments added depth to the narrative.

Although the ending was somewhat predictable, it still included a few unexpected elements that made the finale satisfying. Overall, this Korean drama is a well-paced spy thriller with a smart plot and enough suspense to keep viewers invested.

Ratings: 4.5 / 5