Day-trip travel, with so much chatter it could fill two weeks... 'Manager Yoon' Yoon Kyung-ho and Yoo Jae-suk in 'Shall We Eat Ramen?' [Official]

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'Excuse Me, Please' actor Yoon Kyung-ho, Ju Ji-hoon, and Kim Nam-gil are set to travel with 'National MC' Yoo Jae-suk.

The YouTube channel 'Tteuntteun' recently revealed the schedule for its '2026 Summer Road Series.' The announcement of a rich lineup of content spanning July and August has sparked significant enthusiasm among subscribers, known as 'Gyewon.'

According to 'Tteuntteun,' the '2026 Summer Road Series' is a summer vacation special project designed to deliver refreshing laughter during the peak of the heat. Led by relay runner and MC Yoo Jae-suk, the project will see him and various 'Gyewon' members exploring the streets in the height of summer. Alongside the 'Excuse Me, Please' award-winning cast, including actors Hwang Jung-min and Lee Dong-wook, new spin-off content 'Shall We Eat Ramen?' and 'Punghyangjung' will make their debut. 'Punghyangjung' is a domestic travel content derived from 'Punghyanggo,' with its first episode scheduled to be uploaded on August 1 at 9 a.m.

Particularly, attention is focused on the spin-off content 'Shall We Eat Ramen?', which brings together Yoo Jae-suk and three of South Korea's most talkative top actors. 'Shall We Eat Ramen?' is a day-trip travelogue featuring a street-side ramen mukbang with Yoo Jae-suk, Kim Nam-gil, Yoon Kyung-ho, and Ju Ji-hoon. The combination of the main cast from the web variety show 'Excuse Me, Please,' which surpassed 13 million views in just over a month after its upload, for its 100th episode special '100-Minute Talk is an Excuse,' has already drawn significant interest.

Born from Kim Nam-gil's remark, "I want to try making a YouTube channel about eating ramen," 'Shall We Eat Ramen?' is a day-trip travel content where the group travels under the pretext of a ramen mukbang. Yoo Jae-suk and Yoon Kyung-ho will travel by car, while Kim Nam-gil and Ju Ji-hoon will ride motorcycles. As the four traverse the streets, deciding their next destination on the spot and embarking on an unpredictable ramen tour, they are reported to have engaged in constant, unpredictable banter, never letting their conversation pause even while traveling or eating.

In this manner, 'Tteuntteun' has successively launched spin-off content with distinct concepts such as 'Punghyanggo' and 'Gganchunkang,' triggering seismic shifts in the web variety landscape. By dominating online trends with high view counts, it has opened new horizons for long-form content. Consequently, 'Shall We Eat Ramen?' and 'Punghyangjung' are also expected to continue the successful lineage of 'Tteuntteun's' spin-off content.

'Shall We Eat Ramen?' is scheduled to be released sequentially on the 'Tteuntteun' channel on the 11th and 18th at 9 a.m., comprising a total of two episodes over two weeks.

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