"I thought it was a living room" "I also sell japchae rice"... Is it okay to go to the cinema in the first place?

At the cinema, we eat a lot of food, including popcorn and nachos.

If so, what kind of food can I eat?

Recently, as a story of witnessing an audience eating sashimi in a theater was posted on an online community, there was even a discussion about how far to allow eating in a movie theater.

Last Christmas Eve, Mr. A said that he watched the movie 'Avatar: Road of Water' at a large cinema in Gangnam, Seoul.

It is a place with good video and sound facilities, and since it was a weekend, they paid about 9,000 won more expensive than usual to watch the movie.

However, as the audience in front of me ate the packaged sashimi throughout the screening time, the smell of vinegar vibrated in the theater, and Mr. A complained that he was unable to immerse himself in the movie.

The opinions of netizens who encountered the story were divided.

There are comments that sympathize with Mr. A, such as 'I paid a lot of money to visit the movie theater, but I need to get a refund', 'The cinema should have its own regulations restricting some foods', 'These days, movie theaters sell japchae rice', ' There were also rebuttals, such as “Isn’t it okay to eat anything as long as it doesn’t interfere with watching a movie?”