A Kpop Fan's Guide to Not Being Creepy when Visiting Idol Parents' Cafes and Restaurants

[metafictionally]

Maybe I should start a series of these or something.

I just heard that some K-Inspirits released the location and phone number of Hoya's mom's restaurant. And I have a lot of feelings about this.

Comments

[oldwillow_brook]

And being a douchebag ranges for people as well, so I think your list is pretty standard.

I think its really sweet that a lot of the time (I'm using Yoochun's and Junsu's restaurants as examples) the waiters understand that you've come here to try the food and give gifts personally. So giving gifts isn't a bad thing but limit it to giving it to the restaurant, so make it restaurant appropriate.

OMG back when Yoohwan had just come from America, and they just opened Time Out Gelato, and these fans kept calling the store to ask for Yoochun but lmfao Yoohwan would speak in English to confuse them and cause his Korean was pretty bad. The only bad thing is that Yoohwan sounds like Yoochun on the phone, sooooo it made the fans go even more insane thinking it was Yoochun speaking English.

[metafictionally]

Yeah, everything is about appropriateness. If you're literally the only person in the restaurant, it's more acceptable to chat with the staff than if it's packed at midday. Similarly fan behavior is expected to a certain degree (like giving gifts, etc) but there are some things that are douchetastic no matter what.

I can't imagine calling a cafe just to see if I could speak to xyz idol. Like what a way to hold up business for people who actually have real concerns... lmao just visit the cafe!! Gosh.