All the Liquors (2023)

Both BL series have a chef male lead and are quite simple, non-dramatic and heart-warming, good to watch when you just want to relax.

Both are short Korean BLs set in a restaurant that one of the leads own.
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Both are short Korean BLs with a restaurant setting and as a chef as one of the MLs. The main couple has very contrasting personalities.

Solid KBL focused on a new employee at a workplace. Leads have a similar vibe, that golden retrever energy while the other lead is more reserved.

Both are short Korean BLs with a restaurant setting. One of the leads is the owner/chef and has a quiet, more withdrawn personality, and the other lead who has a bright, more outgoing personality meets the other lead and begins helping/hanging out in the restaurant. Both restaurants have something odd about the menu (only serves one meal vs. doesn't serve alcohol),

um apaixonante drama com muitas coincidências, álcool e um amor fofo digno de maratona pois o mesmo não é longo.

I recommend this both drama because , Male lead and Female lead
try to solve problem
In one drama explosion and another student murder/suicide

both are BLs' series that are taking place in a restaurant, with some tensions and hate between those 2 leads at the beginning !!
the two leads are really cute together with the cliché of the cold introvert male lead and the warm extrovert male lead was so so cool
TLDHLB is thai whil All the liquors is korean :)

Both of these Korean BL dramas take place in the working world and possess a similar simplistic, classic drama tone that doesn't necessarily excite viewers, but makes for a comfortable watch.

Both are 2023 korean minidramas that depict the love story between two working guys. The male leads get in touch through work and grow closer after butting heads at the beginning. Apart from that theres not much drama, they end happily and the supporting cast is very nice and funny.
And the posters look alittle similar

Both of these Korean dramas center around a main character in the workforce and speaks to Korean drinking culture. They also both feature delicious food scenes to which the alcohol gets paired.

Both of these LGBTQ+ minidramas feature a budding romance between a restaurant owner and a marketer who initially butt heads over differences of opinion. There is minimal focus on plot, instead favoring attention to the gradually changing dynamic between the two romantic leads. They also both feature a lead who has a noticeable sensitivity to the favorite beverage of their romantic interest (the same beverage which holds a focus of the drama).