Brits Try Korean BBQ PIZZA | WINGS & LOADED FRIES @ Dominos

[@Mrhandfriends]

What to Expect: Mr. H’s love for wings is put to the ultimate test Mrs. H tries to figure out if these Loaded Fries can rival her homemade cooking Miss Elana H enjoys a little bit of everything, giving her adorable stamp of approval (or disapproval) Should You Try These? We’ll be giving our verdict on whether these new Korean BBQ Wings and Loaded Fries are worth adding to your next Domino’s order, or if you should stick with the classics. Plus, we’ll let you know if these new flavors remind us of anything else we’ve tried in our food-tasting adventures! Don’t Forget: If you love what we’re doing and want to support the channel, make sure to check out our Patreon for exclusive behind-the-scenes content, early access to our videos, and some special perks just for our Patreon family! Every little bit helps us keep creating fun content for you all! Thank you ! Mr H and Family XX Subscribe to our Channel: kzbin.info/door/cUmDzk4GRQjZMm6IhLsWEg?view_confirmation=1 USA GRIZZLY BLOCKS & MORE - Use this link and automatically get 10% off www.grizzlyblocks.com/?ref=MRHANDFRIENDS *We will receive a small commission for any purchases Check out these Popular Smoking / BBQ videos: My FIrst BBQ Brisket: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5W0l2Sfet6WobM We Made GUMBO: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYnbh5yvgp6DpsU Terry Blacks: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZTMgouCerpnb7s Goldee's: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jobMh2utdrZ8fLs Become a H Patreon !! get free merch, NEW REACTIONS exclusive to Patreon, Zoom chats and much more behiond the scenes Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/user/posts?u=65835488 Support us with a PayPal donation: www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=XGVMB2C4ZNVHG Check out our Amazon store for products featured in this video (we earn a small commission from Amazon): www.amazon.com/shop/mrhandfriends #dominospizza #koreanbbq #wings #loadedfries #foodie #fastfood #tastetest Join this channel to get access to perks: kzbin.info/door/cUmDzk4GRQjZMm6IhLsWEg/join Sign Up for Mr H and friends competitions and newsletters: www.mrhandfriends.com/ MR H Pox Box: **IMPORTANT ALL PARCEL MUST BE SENT VIA "US Mail / US Postal service ONLY** Other carriers such as UPS etc will be returned (Sorry) Mr H and friends PO Box 331 BRISTOL United Kingdom BS15 0FH Weights and Dims for Max Length 17.7" Max Width 13.8" Max Thickness 6.2" Max Weight 4.4 lbs ✅ Check our NEW MERCH Store: teespring.com/stores/mr-h-and-friends ✅ Follow Us on our social media for behind-the-scenes content, updates, and more family fun! Instagram: instagram.com/mr_h_youtube/ Twitter: twitter.com/Mr_H_KZbin Facebook: facebook.com/MrHandFriends Threads: www.threads.net/@mrhandfriends Discord: email [e-mail] for the up to date link

[@sierrasierrahomepad]

NOW GO TO A BRAZILIAN BBQ. YOU WILL BE STUFFED WITH SO MUCH GOOD FOOD

[@thomasohanlon1060]

You want to go on the journey of Korean BBQ you should reach out to Josh & Ollie of the You Tube channels JOLLY/KOREAN ENGLISHMAN they know Korean BBQ

[@thomasohanlon1060]

Y’all want to start that journey on Korean BBQ you really need reach out to the UK You Tube channels of Josh and Ollie they are JOLLY/KOREAN ENGLISHMAN. Great video by the way.

[@raysouza6535]

Hi guys, Josh and Ollie can let you know about the best Korean BBQ in the UK, they've done a bunch of video's about it and it's supposed to be pretty awesome, hope you try it. 🙂

[@soggos732]

dude a collab between Mr h and the korean englishmen would be insane

[@brossjackson]

Dominos wouldn’t be on my list of places to try pizza for the first time, let alone Korean BBQ for the first time.

[@tazjammer]

LOL! The kid's gettin' 10 dips outa each fry. Hilarious!

[@CCoburn3]

Elana loves her dips.

[@brandontko64]

Please link with @Jolly and have the boys introduce yall to korean food properly. Lol

[@spaceshiplewis]

Seattle has a big authentic Korean BBQ community. It's delicious. As a pizza, it's not really the same, and definitely not Dominos. LoL.

[@briantalley8415]

Elana stole the show, as quiet as she was. She's adorable! Korean barbecue is quite good, and I've rarely been disappointed. But Dominoes may not be my go-to establishment to get it. I hope you can try more authentic Korean food at some point. Thanks for another enjoyable video!

[@beckyrinaldi6622]

I just can't pictured Dominos Pizza doing Korean BBQ.. I think I'd find a Korean place. LOL

[@pinky2245]

My sentiments exactly! When my boys were young they really disliked Dominos Pizza, so it has been more than 40 years since I've even entered a Dominos establishment. Actually, I'm a bit amazed they are still in business.

[@marclovelace]

As a US Bloke once stationed in the Pacific for a few years: You NEED to have both proper Korean BBQ and proper Korean Fried Chicken. These are both flavor NEEDS by my family these days. You need the real deal. Props to the munchin for trying about everything she can.... especially the garlic and herb dip.

[@bobbywong9392]

Here's an idea. A regular cheese pizza your pick even a U.K. pizza place, and one of your smoked bbq brisket that you've made. I think Elana might like the idea. The idea came to me when I got a cheese pizza from Pizza Hut and got some bbq brisket from Cody Bell's bbq. He did a food truck in my area.

[@STILL-KICKIN]

The fact that Dominos is still in business, other than after a night at the pub is amazing to me. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@VorchaKali]

I'm a Chicago style deep dish man myself. In my opinion it's the best pizza on earth.

[@shantiherring6709]

In the states specifically LA we have a lot of Korean bbq places and restaurants. A higher population of Korean people and culture.

[@yugioht42]

Korean bbq is a family thing where a grill is the center of the table. Basically it’s cuts of pork, marinated or straight, you grill it right there. They sometimes use scissors to cut it or you do it yourself with a pair they leave at the table. Charcoal was the standard but electric grills have become more popular because of the whole carbon thing. Honestly it doesn’t really matter. Always the servers leave a bunch of little plates on the table, those are actually accompanying the meat as taste changer. Usually fermented bean sauce (just a salt component), pickled bean sprouts, kimchi (the spice component), water kimchi which could be a lot of root vegetables pickled in some way, and whatever is good at the market that day. You put a little on the meat but don’t overstuff and wrap the entire thing in a sesame leaf or combine with a salad they provide. Also rice but it’s just there as a curtesy really as nobody is interested in it. The nice finale is using rice to combine with the stuff on the grill to make fried rice, although that has to done on a flattop grill not a standard grill rack. Koreans don’t really use salt or pepper in their cuisine instead it’s on the table for you to season yourself. That along with pepper and sometimes shrimp sauce which actually are tiny little shrimp preserved in vinegar. You adjust seasoning as needed. Korean cuisine is about the personal choice always making it your own way adjusting seasoning or allowing people to make something their way. It’s the most interactive cuisine out there. Also sometimes you may see longhorn chilies or other types of long chilies straight up raw. This is actually normal as it’s a way to introduce a gentle heat if you like as people sometimes just want a little heat to cut through the meat flavors. They actually bite them right there. The Koreans also do a wonderful seafood hotpot and just seafood is a forte of theirs. Just be a bit cautious as they eat some dangerous creatures like stone fish which is one very toxic fish if you step on it but remove the spines and it’s completely harmless. You have to certified by government agencies to even handle stone fish let alone cut it. The Koreans eat chopped up baby octopus raw which still move only due to electrical signals trying to get through but the animal is dead. They don’t have much flavor if at all unless you dip them in something like Korean bbq sauce or hot sauce or whatever. They clean out the inside of your mouth though.

[@Deadcntr]

I have never tried Korean BBQ. But I like Korean food in restaurants.

[@frances4309]

I think Elana's fries are just the vehicle for the sauce! LOL!

[@TheMaster1]

The People you should ask is Jolly.

[@sharonsmith583]

I live in Duluth, GA, a suburb of Atlanta and we have a large Korean population. Lots of delicious Korean food. Not sure our Domino's even has this, I think it would have too much competition.

[@brithas]

You should look up some of Korean Englishman “____ try Korean BBQ for the first time“ video.

[@JSBIRD69]

Korean BBQ got a huge boost in the 1950's when Black American soldiers introduced American BBQ techniques and seasonings to the locals during the Korean War.

[@mdskydive7245]

All Americans regardless of heritage had embraced BBQ long before the 1950's.

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

​@mdskydive7245 Yeah, BBQ doesn't have racial lines. Multiple groups contributed to what became BBQ and BBQ is deeply embedded in the culture of Americans both white and black. So I don't see how it could only have been the black soldiers. Unless literally just one soldier bothered to do so and he just happened to be black.

[@sierrasierrahomepad]

MR H, HEAR ME NOW !!!! Please cut the top of an entire bulb of garlic. Drizzle with olive oil. 375 FOR 40 min. Pull out clove inside when done with small fork and SPEAD on fresh warm Italian bread

[@pinky2245]

Delicious!

[@lisapop5219]

Technically, Korean bbq is grilled meats eaten communaly. You have a cooker in the center of the table (charcoal is the best) and you cook very thinly sliced meats. You have a variety of sides and sauces on the side (& a bowl of rice). Once the meat is done, you make a little taco with lettuce. It is fantastic!

[@LuanneNewell]

You put your grilled meat along with rice, sauce, and vegetables onto a leaf of lettuce. Then you wrap your creation inside the lettuce and consume.

[@lisapop5219]

@LuanneNewell isn't that what I said?

[@LuanneNewell]

@@lisapop5219 our Korean host demonstrated making a wrap with the lettuce, not folding it as a taco. Either way can work.

[@lisapop5219]

@LuanneNewell I've only just found your channel, how far back was that? I'm genuinely not offended, just making a statement of fact.

[@ncooper7757]

In the part of California I live in we have lots of all you can eat Korean BBQ restaurants.some are the type that have a propane or gas grill in the side of the table when you cook up the meats yourself

[@PainIsALie]

Texan here… Korean food in general is excellent, especially Korean fried chicken, Tteokbokki and Korean ramen. Korean bbq sauce isn’t my thing because it’s generally too sweet for me but I do like Korean style bbq food.

[@ryanawilson8549]

I'd probably have gone to an actual Korean restaurant vs. a pizza place

[@CCoburn3]

The few times I've had the American version of Korean barbeque, it's been good. I realize it doesn't have a patch on REAL Korean barbeque from Korea. But I suspect that a Domino's version would be a pale imitation of the American version. I suspect that the Koreans would disown both versions. Elana loves her dipping.

[@bryanpscolka7280]

Little H is just adorable. If I guaranteed you can make it better I guaranteed that you can make it better you want Korean food experiment and make it yourself. I guarantee you could make it better.

[@mdskydive7245]

Wow. In my neck if the woods no fast food place does Korean. Korean food is awesome, but you must get it from a Korean restaurant, not a fast food pizza establishment. Love y'alls videos!

[@mokumboi19]

Yeah, I went and looked up the ingredients, and these only seem to be "Korean" because it uses a little bit of gochujang, which is a Korean chili pepper paste. For instance, Korean fried chicken is insanely crunchy, even when doused in sauce. And Korean barbecue does not come doused in sauce (it really would not work on s pizza, to be honest). I hope this food was yummy, but just know it's not really terribly Korean. :) Honestly, I think real Korean barbecue and Korean fried chicken would blow your minds in a totally different way than the American versions have. Definitely keep those on your list.

[@mdskydive7245]

Those are not American versions of Korean food. We do not have this in America, it is a British thing. The only Korean food I have ever bought in America is from Korean restaurants run by Koreans. And it is exactly the same food as I bought in when stationed in Korea.

[@catw6998]

I sometimes like to dip my pizza crust part in a melted garlic butter.

[@crabdonkey6381]

Sicillian Thick crust pizza. Philly medium crust second choice.

[@raise1000]

Korean Fried Chicken is double fried. I highly doubt Dominos double fried their wings. Probably just use Korean style sauce.

[@Meh-oz4gu]

It's pretty hilarious because we just got wingstop chicken wings and I ask for Korean BBQ. Funny odds.

[@stephanieblackburn2778]

Hahaha you should message English gentlemen otherwise known as jolly they know where all the best Korean BBQ places are over there. I don't think domino's is it

[@EmmMcCee]

Korean Englishman to be exact. And, I’m sure nothing from Dominoes tastes anything like the real thing, Mr. H.

[@SarahBroad-kw7fj]

Korean Bbq started after the war in Korean when Koreans came here to live and California has a large Korean community even a little Korea . Korean Bbq is family style where are you? Grill your meats in a central grill around a table and it’s thin sliced meats veggies there’s normally Bonchon which is small dishes of veggies and kimchi and sauces and veggies leaves etc. kimchi is fermented cabbage with chilies and gochjang which is a fermented chili paste. Korean food is very flavorful and can be superb. If done well

[@GlobalCitizen_y2k]

👍 AFAIK, no gochu-jang in kimchi, but definitely lots of hot red pepper flakes 🔥

[@SarahBroad-kw7fj]

@ Chili flakes look like paste that they rub on and inside the cabbage leaves that why I was thinking maybe some gochjang was used too.

[@GlobalCitizen_y2k]

@@SarahBroad-kw7fj Ah, that makes sense. IIRC, most do pre-make a paste of the various seasonings - chili flakes, minced garlic, some tiny (baby?) prawns, fish sauce, etc. Now my mouth is watering for Korean food :)

[@bigthing75]

State side Wing Stop has some of the best Korean BBQ wings.

[@ConcededSpatula]

we don't even have fries at our dominoes

[@patricialavery8270]

Saw an Australian dunk fries in KFC mashed potatoes and gravy ,apparently this is normal, saw an Englishman with both from KFC too. Cici's back in Texas did have fries.

[@renes.1242]

I got into Korean food a couple years ago, but I have Celiac Disease, so I started getting Gluten Free Korean stuff from Amazon ❤ It's so much better to make it yourselves 🎉

[@tauriusmagnamus3281]

Just too adorable ^^

[@MadamMaru-gm5ff]

Chicago pub style pizza has what they call a cracker crust

[@johneilers2932]

Didn't find Korean BBQ on the US Domino's menu. I like St. Louis and New York style pizzas

[@simonegomes4538]

My go to pizza... Thin crust spinach mushroom and black olives ❤

[@catw6998]

I just checked out Dominoe’s menu. There was 9 specialty pizzas listed but I did not see “Korea”. Maybe it’s listed only in certain geographical regions? We do have an Asian Buffet where the old Golden Corral (GC) used to be. There is maybe one or two GC’s still around but they’re 30 minutes or so from where we live.

[@brithas]

Korean barbecue you want to get Chadolbaegi thinly sliced beef brisket. Samgyupsal pork belly and Bulgogi thinly sliced soy marinate beef. Of course there are more meats, but these are the three you absolutely must have.

[@bigal2876]

I add honey and orange juice to my BBQ sauce..

[@LordLOC]

Korean BBQ, like American BBQ is incredible. You need to actually go to a real Korean BBQ spot, try to find an All You Can Eat Korean BBQ joint if you can - best value for money and depending on the place you'll get an amazing variety of stuff to choose from. Now I know Jolly has done Korean BBQ videos in the UK, so they are around for sure. Just keep in mind, real Korean BBQ can be quite spicy, depending on what sauces you use/are given to you to use. I'd say Korean BBQ is much spicier than most other styles of BBQ around the world, save for BBQ from say Thailand or Vietnam etc.

[@patricialavery8270]

Korean versions of American dishes appear to be a coming thing though their "corndogs" aren't really corndogs from what I've seen. Actual Korean food can be quite spicy. I like Kimchee, used to get it at a Chinese buffet all the time. My pizza I make is very bready. If you make a pizza like that brush olive oil or butter on the exposed edge and season with parmesan and herbs before baking and see if you skip that crust. I can't leave crust unless it is completely inedible, my parents and the Irish nuns who taught me at school would haunt me forever. lol.

[@GlobalCitizen_y2k]

1:06 Korean BBQ may be ‘taking off’ in certain parts of the USA, but it’s been around for decades in places like NYC, Philly & LA due to fairly large Korean population 😊 ETA: Korean BBQ isn’t a sauce -it’s an experience:)

[@Mrhandfriends]

The Korean bbq places do look cool

[@janb200]

The best Korean BBQ I ever had was when I lived in Hawaii.

[@ryanawilson8549]

No question, it's been made to suit the western pallet

[@AC-ni4gt]

Yep.

[@fooddog45]

Im like Mr H when it comes to crust. The older I get the more aversion I have for thicker crust...deep dish being the exception.

[@Dacaed]

'That's not Dominos!'. She's growing so fast! 🙂

[@DUEYZ4U]

👍👍

[@davidheeter602]

lol. Yep. Dominos is just convenient as apposed to good. It’s ok in a pinch

[@SuperDave71176k]

You guys should do some reactions to Josh and Ollie's Korean channel.When you venture out to the real Korean restaurant make sure there are no animal shelters close to them.

[@AC-ni4gt]

No surprise where the meat will come from.

[@Delta9Brian]

I don't think our Domino's in NC, USA has this. I know they don't have fries. But I do love Korean BBQ from wing stop most. I've discovered that sweet baby rays actually makes a good Korean BBQ sauce. But hard to find in the store. But seen in bulk on Amazon.

[@Zrico91]

Real korean fried chicken is the best fried chicken in the world! That coming from an American. Haha Im also a major spice fiend, so im over the moon when they come burning hot!

[@jimbatten1927]

Insert 😢... I'm sure it was something different and enjoyable, but I doubt it comes close to depicting Korean BBQ. Although the last time I was in Korea, I did notice a lot of places selling chicken wings. Sadly, and my experience is quite dated, the last time I was in London the Korean restaurant was maybe so so... and they actually charged for banchan.. NNnnoooo. Korean food is really top notch, I hope you find a good sample of it someday.

[@manxkin]

Domino’s Korean BBQ? Hmm, I have my doubts!

[@SuperDave71176k]

Mr.H..youre making progress your herb H was silent 🎉🎉😂

[@brithas]

Go to New Malden to try Korean food there’s also an H Mart there and if you didn’t know Korea‘s number one in skincare.

[@wpl8275]

I think that when you take an American food chain, put it in the UK and have them do a version of South Korean chicken, there is a whole lot that can go wrong. Fries, anyone can do. Pizza and chicken are a different story.

[@vs-ww7cb]

Shame hideaway pizza is a oklahoma joint you guys would love "the pizza of the gods" lol . Olive oil and garlic glaze with provolone, mozzarella ,artichoke heart, roma tomatoes and fresh mushrooms. 😉

[@bevgreen8165]

I've only seen you on this channel. Never saw or heard of your earlier work. Just checked local Domino's menu, no Korean items on it. Used to get pepperoni and salami, but they've cancelled salami at our usual spot. Order with Italian sausage now. I understand the "Domino's is crap" sentiment, but that was years and years ago. Their pizza has a seasoned crust now and a better sauce. It's much better than before. Never had Korean bbq, maybe some day. There's a Koreatown where I live. Have you done Jollibee yet?

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

Got napkins and cool drinks?

[@bigal2876]

Warm up real butter for your crush!

[@thseed7]

I want BonChon now. Korean fried chicken is the only fried chicken that is better than American. I'm sorry you only have Dominos. I make New York style pizza all the time as I worked in a Pizza shop for years as my first job. I also do a lot of Detroit style and Chicago deep dish based on family requests. Pizza at home is easy with a pizza steel for the oven

[@RJsCave]

Korean bbq is sweeter than normal usa bbq but in a way that doesn't taste like a sweet usa bbq

[@Lisa-p2m4k]

Hey Gang!! You are truly “Foodies “. I’m sure that you have looked around for all types of food. Ignore the pinheaded comments about try to find a Korean restaurant… they are just jealous of your success.

[@josephmansfield2437]

Korean BBQ is cooked with wood but is more grilling than BBQ American BBQ is low and slow which is considered BBQ not grilling

[@DarkEnv2]

Definitely not the best option to get the real experience but it gives you an idea if anything. If I were you I’d seek out a place that specializes in Korean fried chicken

[@montegomerylowe372]

nice

[@klb9142]

👍🏾

[@Cody38Super]

"Korean BBQ" is pretty much just raw meat, cooked over clean coals, with a few sauces to dip each piece in and ginger slivers and kimchi to pick up with it. It's cooked in 1 to 2 minutes over heat, thats it. The use of any BBQ sauce in America or the West...is NOT KOREAN. They DO NOT use anything you would recognize as BBQ sauce in Korea...that is the "Americanization" and an attempt to make it closely fit what the west thinks of BBQ. They also don't do "BBQ Ribs" like we do, so again, that's just taking Western food and adding an Asian flare and calling it Korean....it isn't. Watch any of Jolly's other channel "The Korean Englishmen" they do A LOT of KBBQ and it never features anything "Korean BBQ" like here.

[@stephanieblackburn2778]

Im like Mr H I prefer a very thin crust my body doesn't handle bread as well anymore

[@heartlandokie4485]

Asians, not Orientals, Orient is the region not the people. They get kind of saucy about that one. By Asian flavors, you mean Umami, that is what they call the Asian savory flavors. Asian BBQ has the American sweetness with the Umami of Asian flavors. Umami means savory salty sea, fishy, or marine flavors.

[@ladiuneeq9789]

We've had Korean food in the States for a very long time. It's not new.

[@mikeduncan3953]

Kinda like judging American BBQ from Burger King.

[@lb8141]

You need to go to a Korean BBQ restaurant for a sit down meal, cook at your table. It's a totally different experience and it's not the same as American BBQ or Chinese spare ribs. What you ordered is not Korean BBQ.

[@bob1967-p6r]

you might not know the numbers. bruins 24 is my favorite

[@kaylheecarroll3186]

I'm Korean American and I'll take you to an authentic Korean barbecue ❤😊

[@Mrhandfriends]

Yes please

[@kaylheecarroll3186]

@@Mrhandfriends you'll love it!

[@mhc121]

Not to sound snobbish but as a Korean, I can't imagine anything "Korean" at Dominos being good. But I never tried Dominos "Korean BBQ" so I guess I shouldn't judge. Korean BBQ isn't really 1 type of sauce or flavor. It's just meat cooked at your table over an open flame. Yes, there's seasoned meats but also, many different types of meats, sauces, side dishes etc. You really should try an authentic Korean BBQ place. I think the UK has some good ones. Trust me, you won't be disappointed 😉

[@lanchung288]

As a Korean-American, I’m horrified by Dominos Pizza being your “introduction” to Korean bbq. PLEASE go to a Korean BBQ restaurant! 🙏

[@catherinejones5807]

I don’t think Domino’s gives you the best Korean BBQ experience. You should probably go to some real Korean restaurants for a better Korean food experience. Reach out to Jolly and Olly for some recommendations or even do some collaboration videos with them. They love introducing people to Korean food and they have been exploring American food as well. You could also try some of your BBQ on them. That could be another fun video. As a culinary melting pot culture, we Americans embrace many different foods from around the world including Korean cuisine. Modern Korean cuisine is very exciting and fun to explore. Enjoy the experience!❤

[@seanjohnson6186]

You use chopsticks to eat Korean food. Although when I was in Korea I had to use a fork.

[@larryparish5984]

Korean BBQ from a pizza place, especially from Dominos 🤔 ? I don't think so. Wouldn't that be about the same as getting cheese cake off of the rubbish truck 🤮 ?

[@donaldvane4109]

Domino's cant even make good regular pizza. I sure wouldnt go to them for Korean pizza or anything else Korean for that matter.

[@marlasmitherman799]

Sorry I had to run. My oldest daughter is autistic and decided that pancakes were needed immediately

[@Mrhandfriends]

♥️

[@KimbaLoveAdams]

I’m sorry guys but you probably shouldn’t go for Dominos pizza for Korean food. An actual Korean restaurant would be the best option.

[@AC-ni4gt]

I agree. Westernized version of any Asian dishes are usually not up to par with the regular fare of food.

[@dabreal82]

Probably shouldn't be going to Domino's if you want actual pizza. But it is what it is. And I think they know that...

[@chinaprincess2007]

Korean BBQ is literally BBQ not just a sauce. It's also the experience too.😅 I agree with everyone you need to go to the restaurant to see for yourself.

[@chillichokerpepperbelly900]

Woke mind virus in the top comment. If you don't like it don't buy it. The H's are free to do what they want.

[@sierrasierrahomepad]

That is not Korean BBQ. Go to a Korean bbq when the stove is on the table and all the dipping sauces

[@jeffhampton2767]

I don't eat the pizza crust. In my 64 years i have never once ate pizza crust. 😂😂😂

[@jeffhampton2767]

How about some British food. I only like American food and European food. 😊❤🇺🇸🙏🏻👍🏻

[@cristinafrost2421]

If you want real korean food please find a Korean Restuarant to go too !!!! It's totally different then Domino's ... Just saying

[@yugioht42]

That’s not Korean food, pre like a take on it. Watch Korean Englishman as it’s the same JOLLY guys but they do Korean food. Josh and Ollie have Korean wives. They review a lot of places in London. In Orlando Korea house is the good starter choice. But watch a couple of instructional videos on Korean bbq first as you really don’t want to make a mistake and get called out for it or ask the server. That and ask for a grill table. It’s what you need to do. If it’s a restaurant I’ve never been to I at least watch a few videos on the food type to get an idea of what to do.

[@VorchaKali]

I personally don't like any Korean food. Don't like the food combinations and I don't like the seasonings.

[@popstarweasel1]

Wait, is this really from the pizza place, Domino's?? Why wouldn't your first try of Korean BBQ be from a Korean restaurant? Domino's????

[@bob1967-p6r]

she likes two, I like four it is not because of Bobby Orr?

[@havok6280]

Probably not a good idea to get Korean BBQ from an American pizza chain. It's like going to Taco Bell for authentic Chinese food.

[@hardknox1917]

First off in America Domino pizza is bottom of the barrel last resort pizza , and for Korean bbq go at actual Asian restaurant

[@mimikannisto4418]

Wait!! There is a video of you waxing your chest??!!😂😂😂