Link: Eat, Love, Kill

Link doesn't bring anything hugely new to the thriller genre, although the premise of being "linked" through emotions was interesting and gave a different flavor to the show. The mystery of the ML's missing sister was very well done with tightly written twists and well-rounded villains. The main cast are all likeable and interesting. The romance was built up in a very believable way and the ML and FL had decent chemistry. The soundtrack was amazing and really elevated the show. I am glad I waited to binge watch it because it is a very addicting show that keeps you on the edge of your seat! Highly recommend it and rate it an 8.5.

Korean Drama " Link: Eat, Love, Kill " is a fantasy, romance drama with lots of food.

The drama had a bumpy start, but finds quickly its footing. And even though the romance is weak, fueled by the fantasy element that was awkward, cheesy at times, and not well explained, the friendship between the characters was enjoyable, as was the family bonds between the mother, grandmother, and daughter.

The criminal case was pretty interesting as well, very dark and twisted. It was what kept the interest high, as the romance and the rest of the story got boring and full of cliches.

The performances, in addition, were all great and the couple had chemistry.

So, overall, six out of ten.

The drama started off strong but after a few episodes, it was getting too boring and long. The attempt at melodrama with excessive use of sad songs and long shots of crying/sad people started to be irritating towards the end.

The plot was too simple for a 16-episode drama. 12 episodes would be sufficient enough. There were episodes that were so unnecessary I can't even remember them. Too many side stories and boring dialogues just to make a 16-episode drama. Like an onion, a simple plot idea wrapped in too many layers to make it into a standard-length drama.

The premise and idea were good but executed poorly in terms of twists and turns. The melodramatic attempt became irritating. The story got boring not even halfway through, a lot of the main characters' decisions didn't make sense (weren't rational) and were made only to prolong the story. However, I did find Gye Hoon's relationship with Da Hyun rather adorable. Both leads did a great job portraying their characters.

Overall, it's an okay drama. The story gets boring around halfway through and it's average but watchable.

I have seen only two episodes and it is so edgy that it will make you hold to your seat.

I am sure if I would have chosen to watch it after release of all the episodes, then definitely I would have binged it in one go. I am expecting this grey shade genre in upcoming episodes as well.

"Kim Sun-Ho was first offered the lead male role, but declined."

All I have to say to that is THANK GOD! No offense to him but I would've been too distracted by his face and not in a good way.

Jin-goo has taken my heart by storm. Something about his voice just makes me feel things.

Thank you to him and my girl Ga Young for giving us the BEST first kiss of the decade. Eyes closed, arms and hands wrapped up in each other, like a true romantic first kiss should be. (Reading later that they have been RL friends since childhood so it might have been weird for them but GREAT for us viewers)

The series itself is not without it's flaws, but the cast was so strong I can overlook the plot points that had me scratching my head. The mom/grandma duo need a show of their own lol. But the dad? Was there some footage left on the floor??

Anyway, watch it for Jin Goo if you are a fan because you definitely won't be able to get enough of him!