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This is Suho's sushi bar restaurant.

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Likes |
-  Making people happy.
-  The colors violet and gold.
- The number 8.
- Pirates of the Caribbean.
- Going to the Han River.
- Comic books.
- Giving back to others.
- Donating to the poor.
- Sushi!
Dislikes |
- Horror movies.
- Fake people.
- Overachievers.
- Disrespectful people.
- Bullies.
- Racism of any sort.
- When people are miserable!

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Welcome to my Petal Background Padlet!

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Relationship: Single
Sexuality: Open to anyone.
Blood Type: AB
Languages: English, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese

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Kim Suho, a Gemini, born May 22, 1991, had an "exotic" childhood. Being raised up in the lower class streets of Seoul, Korea, Suho didn't have much compared to all of his classmates in school. However, he was still happy with what he had, and loved his parents deeply. During his education, Suho worked his hardest, and got straight A's. He also played multiple sports during the school year, such as soccer, track, and swimming. He also enjoyed to play instruments, but most importantly, piano. When he was just only 11 years old, his last year in middle school, both of his parents were diagnosed with an untreatable cancer. They only had three months to live before they had to leave the world once and for all. Suho was frightened what he would do without his parents. During those three months, Suho took them everywhere, to places they've always dreamed to go to. He took them to their favorite vacation spots, their utmost favorite restaurants, you name it. He spoiled them those three months because he wouldn't have anyone to love and care for when they die. Eventually, they passed away on May 24, 2003, two days after his 12th birthday. Both of their last words were "Kim Suho, you must know yourself." Years past, and Suho was 21. He just graduated from Korea National University of Arts with a major in acting and a minor in culinary arts. He didn't want to take the path to acting, so he decided to open a sushi restaurant, believing that he can still care for people, even if it's not his parents, by serving them the food they love. Also, he loves sushi, so being able to make his favorite food would just make him even happier. His restaurant became very successful, and was known as one of the best restaurants in downtown Seoul. He shifted from the lower class to the middle-high class and bought a penthouse across the street from his sushi restaurant. To this day, Suho loves to treat his friends and his customers to gifts, and most importantly, food. He uses the last words his parents told him as a way of living, "Know yourself." Suho is happy with his life and ensures that everyone he is around is also happy.