K-pop boy band GOT7 took up the challenge of running a food truck business on Jeju Island in upcoming episode of variety show “Working Eat Holiday in Jeju,” the group’s agency JYP Entertainment said Tuesday.
The group went on a trip to the island from Thursday to Saturday and opened a food truck named “Sebong Elebong” in Sarabong, where they sold “Seven-star Cup Rice” and tangerine juice they had developed and prepared.
The reality program will show the group’s Jeju Island travelogue and the challenges of running a food truck.
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GOT7 poses with its food truck “Sebong Elebong” (JYP Entertainment) |
“Working Eat Holiday in Jeju” is set to premiere in early February 2018 on a cable TV channel as well as Naver’s V app.
GOT7 recently released “7 For 7 Present Edition,” the repackaged version of the group’s seventh EP “7 For 7,” released in October.
By Kim So-yeon (
syk19372@heraldcorp.com)
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