모카야, 사랑해! ♥︎♡
What happened
ILLIT turn a group dinner in Japan into a comedy routine while IROHA handles the orders. The episode includes changing food choices, an improvised izakaya chant and a toast after a concert.
Why Koreans care
회식 (hoesik, a team meal outside work) frames the members as colleagues socializing after a shared job. Their conversation explicitly mentions finishing a concert, making the meal a group wind-down rather than simply a restaurant review.
In the Korean comments
Group warmth is one focus: “Even the thumbnail showed such a close-knit ILLIT that I came running” (fandom). Another viewer wants MOKA included: “Let MOKA eat with them too” (fandom).
What the words mean
A toast here is a shared gesture, not proof that every glass contains alcohol. An on-screen caption explicitly states that minors appearing in the video consumed nonalcoholic beverages instead.
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모카야, 사랑해! ♥︎♡
썸넬만봐두 화목한 릿둥이들 보고 달려왔습니다🤍🤍
윤아야 고베 규카츠 그집 정말 맛있더라 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 고베콘 끝나고 정말 배고픈채로 윤아가 규카츠 추천해준거만 기억나서 아무 규카츠집 들어갔는데 윤아가 먹었던 규카츠 집이었더라? 존맛탱
BAKBING reaction summary
The dominant sentiment among fans is excitement over ILLIT's cute moments, with comments like 'Mokaya, I love you!' gaining popularity. Some expressed positive reactions to the members enjoying their gathering in Japan.
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