'Six-time offender' Im Seong-geun opens large-scale three-story restaurant in Paju... "The process was not easy" [Star Issue]

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Im Seong-geun, a cast member of 'Black and White Chef Lisa 2', announced the opening of his restaurant.

On the 5th, through his SNS, Im Seong-geun stated, "I sincerely thank everyone who has waited for our opening and supported us. To meet your expectations with an even better experience after all this waiting time, we have carefully prepared every detail."

He added, "Although the preparation process was not easy, we have done our best with the sole determination to satisfy all visitors," and shared, "The greatest happiness is seeing customers enjoy their meals and smile brightly."

Im Seong-geun further explained, "During the initial phase of opening, we will not operate on a reservation system to serve more people comfortably. We kindly ask for your understanding if there are any inconveniences."

According to Im Seong-geun, the restaurant is located in Paju and will undergo a soft opening from the 6th to the 8th before officially opening on the 9th.

In a video released alongside the post, viewers saw the exterior of Im Seong-geun's restaurant ahead of its opening. The establishment boasts an impressive three-story structure and even includes a spacious parking lot, drawing attention.

Notably, Im Seong-geun hung banners featuring his face on the building to launch full-scale promotion.

Meanwhile, Im Seong-geun gained popularity by appearing in Netflix's variety show 'Black and White Chef Lisa: Cooking Class War 2'. However, in January, he sparked controversy by revealing on his YouTube channel that he had been caught three times for drunk driving. Subsequently, after paying fines related to parking disputes and the fact that he is a six-time offender became public, he was effectively banned from the entertainment industry.

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