Lee Jung-shin of CNBLUE Recalls Pre-Debut Days with 'Beloved Pudding' Favored by BTS's J-Hope

Lee Jung-shin, a member of the band CNBLUE, is set to unveil a special snack that holds cherished memories from before his debut on the upcoming episode of Channel S and SK Broadband's co-produced variety show, 'Wandering Foodies' (tentative title).

As Jung-shin embarks on a delightful culinary journey exploring Fukuoka's hottest restaurants with his fellow cast members, he made a stop at a convenience store on their way back to the accommodation after dinner. Among his selections, he introduced a popular 'idol essential drink' that helps reduce puffiness, and a 'nostalgic pudding' he's been enjoying since CNBLUE's indie band days in Japan before their official debut, highlighting his special affection for these items.

Notably, this particular pudding is also known to be a favorite of J-Hope from BTS, a revelation expected to stir excitement among global fans. The episode will also feature Kwak Yun-gyu and Yeon Woo-jin, who will reveal a curated list of Fukuoka's top eateries, ranging from establishments that draw queues even for Choo Sung-hoon to trendy, SNS-famous spots catering to the MZ generation.

Furthermore, the members will undertake a unique mission to each be responsible for one meal of the day, with Yeon Woo-jin leading the team to a renowned Japanese home-style cooking restaurant, a popular breakfast spot on social media. The Fukuoka food adventure, packed with unpredictable fun and untold stories from K-pop artists, will be broadcast on Channel S's 'Wandering Foodies' at 9:20 PM on the 11th.

Lee Jung-shin debuted in 2010 as the bassist for the band CNBLUE. Beyond his music career, he has showcased his versatility as an all-around entertainer through acting and variety shows. Jung-shin is widely loved by fans for his genuine and cheerful personality.