[DeepL Translation - needs review] A real-life sweet food romance manga that will revive your dead love cells and make your heart flutter
"Would You Like to Have Dinner?" is the story of a young man and woman who meet by chance and become "weekend dinner mates". Hae-Kyung, a man with as many breakups as relationships, and Do-Hee, a woman who just ended her only relationship that lasted eight years, meet at a restaurant where she went alone. After a few misadventures, they realize that they b...
Great for a first webtoon!
This is a very slow romance, centered around food dates. Both characters also reminisce on former relationships, and why they didn't end up working out. It's a pretty simple plot, which is the key here for language learning. This also means that the content isn't the most exciting thing ever, again, this is pretty slow and simple, but the language learning aspect more than makes up for it, hence my overall 5 star rating.
Vocab stays pretty simple. It's mostly lots of food related things, and daily conversations. Grammar is similarly pretty simple, it's mostly short, to the point sentences (as much as it can be with Korean while still sounding natural at least).
For all of these reasons, I would greatly recommend it as a first webtoon. If you choose to go for more active reading, you'll learn lots of useful daily life vocab, and if you do more extensive reading, it's a lot easier to get away with not doing lookups considering how familiar the topics are. You're likely to have come across a lot of the vocab in here before at some point.