Jung Joon-ha, Jung Hyung-don visit pork cutlet restaurant and BTS Jin's older brother's fruit store

Jung Joon-ha visited Jung Hyung-don’s pork cutlet restaurant and a fruit store operated by Kim Seok-jung, the older brother of BTS Jin, through his YouTube channel ’Jung Joon Haha’. Jung Joon-ha, along with Park Myung-soo, went to Jung Hyung-don’s pork cutlet restaurant located in Seongsu-dong and announced that they would order various menu items and evaluate the taste. Jung Joon-ha asked Jung Hyung-don about the motivation for starting the business, and Jung Hyung-don replied, ″Joon-ha hyung is also doing (business), and Myung-soo hyung has real estate and such.″ Park Myung-soo asked about Jung Hyung-don’s investment ratio, and Jung Hyung-don explained that he invested 25% of the shares. Then, Jung Hyung-don mentioned travel plans and suggested camping with the older brothers, and Park Myung-soo also mentioned Noh Hong-chul. They agreed on camping at Mount Fuji. After parting ways with Park Myung-soo, Jung Joon-ha visited the café and fruit store operated by Kim Seok-jung, tasted watermelon juice and avocado coffee, and congratulated him on the store opening. Jung Joon-ha introduced that it had been less than a month since the opening and expressed his support by saying, ″I hope it goes well.″ He also said that his daughter Roha likes mangoes, bought a box of mangoes, and attracted attention by requesting to charge 1 million won at the time of payment. Meanwhile, Jung Joon-ha brought yogurt ice cream, which he had prepared for three years after tasting it in Seattle, USA, to Korea. Controversy arose as it became known that the price of one cup of ice cream was 7,500 won, and Jung Joon-ha appeared on MBC’s ’How Do You Play?’ to explain. Yoo Jae-suk said, ″From what I heard, Jung Joon-ha is also frustrated. There are unfair parts. The price is set by the headquarters.″ Jung Joon-ha said, ″When this airs, I will be at the Seattle headquarters, so I will go and talk it over well.″ There was also a counterargument that the local single cup is sold for $6.95 (about 9,221 won), making the domestic price cheaper.