“What is a perfect fried egg?!”
Ghost-shaped fries? Triangle-shaped fries?
Expensive fries? Fries made with eggs from perfect chickens?!

Friends gathered to celebrate the opening of Meow Restaurant.
But while Chef Meow was in the bathroom, a customer came.
“Please give me a perfect fried egg.
Woof woof!” The friends who were preparing a celebration party for the Woof customer who disappeared after only ordering were all flustered for a moment, but then they thought, “But what is the perfect fried egg?” The friends started making their own version of the ‘perfect fried egg.’
A huge fry? A well-done fry? A perfectly round fry? A cheap, high-quality fry? A fry made with a perfect egg? A fry made by a perfect chef? Just as everyone's worries deepen, Chef Meow returns to the restaurant and begins making fried eggs to meet the demands of the doggy customers who have come looking for fried eggs.
Pick a fresh egg, crack it into a well-heated frying pan, sprinkle some salt on it, and flip it over at the right time to complete a delicious fried egg!

The customer leaves the store satisfied with the fried egg that looks ordinary to his friends.
Everyone starts the celebration party by eating their own perfect fried eggs, but the rabbit friends don't eat the fried eggs.
It turns out that rabbits don't eat eggs! At that, everyone from ants to squirrels, cats, children, and tigers ran off somewhere and ta-da! They prepared some special vegetable fries! "Wow!! These are really perfect fries!!" Finally, the perfect fries that satisfied everyone were completed.
"Please Give Me the Perfect Fried Egg," which shows various thoughts on perfection with just one fried egg, shows a new 'perfection' with the cheerful and lively imagination of author Boram.


Dogs, cats, and rabbits too
Each fried egg story is different and perfect!

Usually, when we say 'perfect', we think of something that is complete and without any missing parts.
So, in "Please Give Me the Perfect Fried Egg," the friends try to make various fried eggs that they think are perfect according to the orders of the customers, and try to find the perfect fried egg that everyone will nod their heads in agreement about.


The tiger and the ant make huge and tiny fried eggs that are related to their body sizes, the squirrel friends make hard-boiled and soft-boiled fried eggs that can be divided by the degree of doneness, and the child uses a mold to make fried eggs of various shapes.
Rabbit friends say that perfect fries can be made with a high price or, conversely, a cheap and good quality one, or with the time it takes to make them.
But the dog customer who ordered the 'perfect fried egg' thought that the fried egg, which was very ordinary to his friends, was perfect.
And among all the different types of fries, the rabbit friends couldn't find the one that suited them.

In "Please Give Me the Perfect Fried Egg," no one talks about "perfection" with the same thoughts and standards.
And they don't force or ignore others according to their own standards.
Perfection is a personal standard, not everyone's. Therefore, everyone—puppy, tiger, ant, squirrel—has different opinions, demonstrating that perfection is possible! What do you think makes a perfect fried egg? Create your own perfect fried egg tonight with "Give Me the Perfect Fried Egg!"

Writer Boram's unique imagination and
A world of understanding and consideration created by lovable and affectionate characters!

The sight of a cat leaving the restaurant to its friends and running towards the bathroom with its fur fluttering makes you anxious, wondering if any customers will come in the meantime.
After the customer they were worried about leaves, the faces of the friends left behind in the store are full of confusion, and among them, the sound of air escaping from the rabbit friend's balloon, "Pfft...", is cute but also funny.


In "Please Give Me the Perfect Fried Egg," author Boram's sparkling imagination, which speaks of "perfection," appears alongside cute and lovable friends from her previous work, "Everyone's a Chambang," making it fun to look at each and every scene.
A tiger with a warm heart despite its rough appearance, an ant that is very, very small but shows its small presence on the heads of other friends and on the table, a squirrel that talks to friends in its sleep even while taking a deep nap, a humble rabbit that uses formal language with everyone, a mischievous child wearing red and green clothes that resemble watermelons, and even a responsible and skilled cat chef who gets knocked down by his friends' actions but gets up in an instant when a guest arrives! Each of them has a distinct personality and provides a joy to watch.
Also, at the end of the story, the friends' warm understanding and consideration for the rabbits who do not eat fried eggs, such as cherry tomato and spinach fried eggs, and persimmon and apple fried eggs, touches the hearts of the readers.

Watch "Please Give Me the Perfect Fried Egg" and fall in love with the cute friends who show off their unique personalities as different as their tastes in fried eggs.
The story will become even more enjoyable as you follow the adorable and charming friends who appear in each scene!