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GOT7 opens food truck in Jeju in upcoming reality show

By Kim So-yeon

Published : Dec. 13, 2017 - 14:40

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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. 

GOT7 poses with its food truck “Sebong Elebong” (JYP Entertainment) 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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