8-9) Kang Ye-bin as woman on Hak-moon's blind date (ep. 9) Heo Gu-yeon as Dae-young's father (ep. 10) Choi Phillip as Catholic church oppa, Soo-kyung's third ex-boyfriend (ep. 11) Lee Yong-joo as basketball team captain, Soo-kyung's second ex-boyfriend (ep. 11) Lee Yoon-mi as pet shop owner (ep. 11) Nam Chang-hee as dog owner (ep. 12) Sam Hammington as president of soy sauce crab restaurant (ep. 12) Kim San-ho as Hak-moon's restaurant owner friend (ep. 13) Choi Sung-joon as assailant (ep. 14) Jung Eun-pyo as police officer (ep. 14) Jung Kyung-ho as housing agency employee (ep. 15) Lee Il-hwa as Kwang-suk's mother (ep. 16) Uhm Hyun-kyung as restaurant customer eating delicious food (ep. 16) Kim Hyun-sook as Lee Young-ae, cafe customer (ep. 16) Ra Mi-ran as Manager Ra, cafe customer (ep. 16) An unknown Siberian Husky that scared Mr. Kim (ep. 12) Production The drama features eating scenes of the characters who live alone. Park Joon-hwa, producer-director of the drama, said "The drama focuses on building relationships between strangers through having a meal and ultimately relieving their solitude. It portrays the process of how people improve relations via food", and further explained that "Korean dramas have lots of eating scenes in which conflict erupts or settles down". Ratings In this table, represent the lowest ratings and represent the highest ratings. N/A denotes that the rating is not known. Sequel A second season titled Let's Eat 2 aired in 2015, but only Yoon Doo-joon reprised his role as Goo Dae-young, who moves to Sejong City and befriends new neighbors played by Seo Hyun-jin and Kwon Yul. The third season Let's Eat 3 aired in 2018 with Goo Dae-young, in his 30s, revisiting foods he loved in his 20s with former college classmate Lee Ji-woo (Baek Jin-hee) & their memories of the past. References External links Let's Eat official tvN website 2013 South Korean television series debuts TVN (South Korean TV channel) television dramas Korean-language television shows 2014 South Korean television series endings Television series by CJ E&M South Korean cooking television series South Korean romance television series South Korean comedy television series