Dining on a $20,000 Plane Ticket!

[@wooklim9440]

Flew First Class, several times on KE, the service is what's over the top. There's not a lot of passengers in First Class and it's almost a bit embarrassing to even move. Each time you stand up, three attendants also stand up to ensure you're comfort is maintained. Very pleasant.

[@knndyskful]

Was is $20,000?? I couldn’t imagine paying that much for a plane ticket

[@wooklim9440]

@@knndyskful : no...airline upgrades due mileage status

[@ysf-d9i]

that sounds very unpleasant to be honest.

[@timsohn7057]

Had a chance for both KE and Asiana. The experience was crazy and I actually did not want to end the 15 hour flight lol. Usually cannot wait to get off in economy.

[@alexmaxwellvid]

totally. id tell them to f off@@ysf-d9i

[@colemcgrath644]

3:00 that’s a Mulberry Guga, they are everywhere from Asia to the U.S they have lots of variations across the world as they are spread by Birds. Far sweeter and softer than blackberries but they are also far more delicate and have an even shorter shelf life which is saying a lot because blackberries don’t last long either. Mulberry trees grow and fruit fast and if you have one they make great jams, juice, or pastry fillings, the most underrated berry imo

[@traceypotter7669]

Came here to say same thing! I had a white mulberry tree in my garden when I was young. Would climb it and sit eating right off the tree. So sweet and soft.

[@colemcgrath644]

@traceypotter7669 yeah, having one growing up is definitely great. As a kid I called it the "Candy tree" and would always be outside because of it. It does tend to attract a lot of animals tho, got plenty of mosquito bites hanging around it because the berries attracted squirrels, rabbits which once attracted a coyote (Northern Indiana) I swear 1 mulberry tree creates an entire ecosystem

[@traceypotter7669]

@colemcgrath644 I remember the insects, but I was in South Africa! So while no coyotes, we did have a lot of birds who loved that tree too.

[@void.reality]

Mulberry trees are everywhere in Australia. Fond memories of climbing them in our street to pick and eat the fruit. They would stain your hands, and if you weren't careful, your clothes, which would land you in big trouble with mum! Silk worms love mulberry trees - we would keep them as pets and feed them mulberry leaves.

[@traceypotter7669]

@void.reality omg yes, the silk worms! We had them in SA too, it was like a trading commodity in primary school! Thankfully with my tree being a white mulberry variety, I didn't have to worry about the stains. Didn't stop me finding other ways to get in trouble though 😂

[@josephmacchiello2594]

Man I’m so happy for guga watching his channel grow has truly been amazing !

[@tutel9496]

I like how guga just calmly review the food while the plane is violently shaking from the turbulences

[@georgecostan3248]

well, as they say, "I know it doesn't look good right now, but watch this!"

[@kkim5000]

he needs that youtube money.

[@DamOneMan]

​@@georgecostan3248 I don't know what that mean but that is hilarious🤣😂🤣😂

[@osopapi6061]

that's his leg bouncing; like a nervous twitch or dog wagging its tail.

[@krayzeejojo]

He's the Superman of food, this doesn't bother him. Only bottled spice is his kryptonite.

[@rodanhibiki5980]

I remember when Guga used to serve his steaks with plastic utensils and paper plates. Now he eats like the king he is. 👑

[@togrulmammadli6941]

wish i had money for steak idc about plate))

[@vancevehrs5601]

I really appreciate how much Gugu has learned how to operate chop sticks while he was in Korea. It really shows on the trip home...now he needs to show his skills cooking some really good Korean food at home.

[@YellowLimp]

Gugu XD love ya

[@RicardoSanchez-es5wl]

Seoul, South Korea is one of the greatest places to visit on earth. I highly recommend anyone make a trip there if you can afford it. Maybe do a week in Tokyo and a week in Seoul because flights between Japan and Korea are not very expensive.

[@1990Thunderbolt]

south korea to japan is like los angeles to san francisco distance?

[@kiwan5425]

​@@1990Thunderbolt2.5hr flight

[@RomanFarmer-b1b]

Love seeing Guga get home safe from a amazing trip!. guga is living his best life and i'm all for it!.

[@benjaminrickdonaldson]

0:16 yeah you dont fly across all of asia, europe and the atlantic to get from NYC to Korea. You fly across the pacific.

[@Chick3nluvver]

this looks absolutely incredible, Guga is a lucky man for experiencing this! thank you for sharing with us

[@kaddiddlehopper]

I'm not sure I would call him lucky. He's driven and hardworking and talented. He would have succeeded with whatever he did.

[@danielrioux6410]

Awesome video! Love seeing a different side. I'm an aircraft maintenance engineer and it's a pleasure to see my fav food guy combined with my industry 🤗

[@cykakrolik]

I like how Guga pays so much money and still feels himself so freakin' shy. Even keeping his voice super quiet when he was in the lounge

[@yurivanlonkhuijzen4466]

Because most americans are way to loud always..

[@MoMatcha]

His sponsors pay

[@jensejense]

Its called manners.

[@cykakrolik]

@@MoMatcha Doesn't matter. He could play a kind but he still pref to be humble that's adorable

[@cykakrolik]

@@jensejense yeap and nowadays people rarely have them

[@DamOneMan]

$20,000 plane ticket where did you go to space

[@gradientblob1014]

I mean not unheard of when flying first class 🤣

[@rniywv7hkk]

Guh damn

[@Chads-Account]

Not American $20,000

[@DamOneMan]

​@@Chads-Account okay thanks cuz $2,763.54 is not that bad of a price for a plane ticket

[@lalbiakdikasailo5760]

I guess he meant to say one for him and one for his wife because they were travelling together so 10k each

[@king_pin2890]

Love seeing Guga get home safe from a amazing trip!

[@shanidar]

Thank you for this video... looking forward to videos of the rest of your South Korean adventures

[@redness2323]

Our man is cranking the good life. So well deserved.

[@WILLNEVERCONFORM]

Such a wonderful Airline. Glad you enjoyed. 🎉

[@MKAZ-_-S]

8:47 legend said: "even the flight attendants and cleaning service didn't find that roasted garlic either."

[@joeperkins4309]

What you called a blackberry looked more like a mulberry. The description of the texture and flavor matches it as well.

[@darthgbc363]

You need to do a collaboration with Jolly / Korean Englishman to get the full experience.

[@peterchota3562]

“If you think am not gonna spend $20,000 on a plane ticket then You’re absolutely out of your mind “.

[@rhapsodyofice8184]

wow big thumbs up from S.korea. can't wait to see more videos of my country in your channel. Great video Guga!

[@animejuice1]

Keep it up with the great videos, Guga

[@happysavy9296]

wow that did look amazing for Airline Food!

[@loveuanta7273]

Not sitting next to two other passengers is nice but 20k? Eh, thank you very much for sharing the experience so I don’t have to 😄

[@MIKE2ROZEN]

Guga, you're the flavor trailblazer we crave! 🍔 More vids like this, please - you're the legit food critic we need. No fluff, just honest taste quests! Keep exploring and keeping it real!

[@Twighlight1509]

That breakfast had me crying cause I am a Korean that just moved to Canada and I miss the food so much 😭😭😭😭

[@KenjiYama68]

Love your flight reviews.

[@alexmyrehn5924]

Love the videos guga keep posting great content

[@Xani13]

My wife and I have flown Coach via Korean Airlines twice and we can both agree that even their Coach class is leagues above *any and all* American airlines we have ever been on.

[@민초파이-n7m]

You know, koreans usually get SUPER SHOCKED when they hear about how american airlines treat their customers.

[@Xani13]

Not surprising. Korean Airlines actually takes care of its passengers for what they charge for their tickets. @@민초파이-n7m

[@jeemoon1626]

Such a great call going to Korea. I feel like the other great destinations for steak culture is Argentina or Italy. Safe travels.

[@timtimtimmay4654]

That berry looks like a mulberry. I love them, have a couple trees in my back yard. They are usually like a larger, softer, very pleasant tasting blackberry with no seeds.

[@christinalemke6780]

I’ve flown that air line and the food is actually really good. I always thought the plane itself was a bit strange and like the longest flight ever!

[@machugastudiosroblox8731]

As a korean, I am glad watching you enjoy our kimchi ❤❤

[@Sirius-B]

hahaha that edit @ 3:21 ! Always nice guga and his team!

[@Timmycoo]

Guga eating the dip as is lol so casual. Gotta love it..

[@roomforthefiiixins2491]

I wonder if one day I'll ever fly first class. When I was younger I imagined I'd have that kind of life but sadly life has been hard and not so dreamy.

[@pianofaust]

Someday, king

[@Hetsu..]

Your life is perfect as is brother, no need for these golden toilet seats

[@Stellanmushroom]

the 'blackberry' is a black mulberry. you can find them across Asia :)

[@wictonaye21]

We have red mulberry here in Canada and the kids enjoy the beginning of summer because they have fun picking them.

[@arlaghdoth4434]

Guga's plane food reviews are always great to watch.

[@davidconley6267]

I always used to a nice restaurant each time our ship pulled into Hawaii. 6 times over my 6 years. Always ordered a big swordfish steak and it was absolutely wonderful every time. In the 80's it was fairly cheap and well worth it.

[@GringoLoco1]

WestPac?

[@davidconley6267]

@GringoLoco1 Absolutely. 3 WestPacs over 5 years. Squid up brother!

[@Hermesdrw]

That fruit you talked about is called mulberry. Its available mostly in countries like india,japan,korea etc

[@Thee_Godfather_Kat]

In South Africa we call it a Mulberry. Eating them fresh from the tree was an amazing experience but if you're not careful it would dye your hands to a point of frustration 😂

[@tankhistoryfordummies]

That plane is literally the most iconic piece of machinery to ever take to the skies, the mighty Boeing 747, aka the queen of the skies, jumbo jet. I have always wanted to fly in a 747 but never had the opportunity to. The older -400 model is now being retired with few airlines operating it, the newer -8 variant which you were on, Guga, is being operated by a few airlines including Korean Air, Lufthansa, AIr China.

[@kaicuber7840]

just came back home from Korea yesterday, watching this video makes me start missing those days in Korea, dang

[@parsa9430]

In Iran, we have that black fruit that you ate that looked like a blackberry and we call it a mulberry or toot

[@KateCrvarich-ch3me]

Heyyy Guga does so much for us. Thank you

[@RUOFENDED]

As allwways made me hungry !!! Appreciate you Gugga!

[@Yamesy]

That berry at 3:00 is called a Mulberry

[@PickedByBaker]

guga is living his best life and i'm all for it!

[@Lucaskimsaehoon]

Guga as a Korean I will say your pronunciation is very good but at 6:05 the “nori” is called 김 (gim) in Korean. Since you went to Korea I just wanted to point it out🫰

[@justpeachyAK907]

This was very interesting and fun to watch!

[@Y0utub3isf4sc1st]

6:38 en un episodio de The Simpson a Homer le preguntan en un avión: qué va usted a tomar 1 filete o 2 filetes? y responde : póngame ambos platos 🤣🤣🤣

[@R00fk0r34n]

MAN! I loved my flight on Korean Airlines…I need to go back, normally I fly back every other year but this year I skipped due to health concerns. But I want to go back and after seeing this, I may splurge for an upgrade

[@Veldrusara]

@Guga: The berries are mulberries! I have mulberries growing in the back of my house. They're excellent. They turn from white to red to black and aren't tart at all when they're white. They're lovely.

[@aether4505]

0:17 I can't help but notice you're flying the long way around the Earth

[@TARAROAD]

Oh fantastic love this channel thanks for sharing 🙏

[@Mac_Spector]

3:02 I might be mistaken, but I think they are mulberries? I normally see them in red tho as that's what my grandma grew

[@DP-jaja]

Thanks for showing Korea ❤❤❤

[@davidinmossy]

Why am i watching these shows in the morning its making me absolutly ravanious !! that food looks soooo good ! 😍

[@Klee1125]

Wow I can't believe that Guga was jn Korea! Thanks to review them ❤ And the noodle call 'Janchiguksu'

[@Dont_invadeda_czechz]

Great for you. You actually flew with the 747! Which is one the biggest airliner ever but sadly getting retired...

[@songyan6662]

You should fly emirates or singapore airlines on the a380!

[@nGoline]

That fruit looks a lot like Amora from Brazil. It's very soft and sweet, but has some texture to it because of the little seeds.

[@michaelgriffin5244]

The berry in the appetizer is a mulberry. We have a big mulberry tree on our strawberry farm. They make wonderful jam!

[@minaibrahim9539]

We love you Guga ❤️

[@romanley8611]

Like the chopstick and knife combo skills 😂 Baller!!!

[@shoutxv]

big guga bossing up spending checks and getting it back baby, cant wait until the boys make it this big too

[@Rencol666]

The fruit is black mulberry, in some white source, yoghurt? Cream? Its native to central europe and evidently some parts of asia

[@TimothyChang-y3x]

Guga, im sure someone else has already told u this, but that was not kimchi soup u had at around 4:16. If it was warm, than yes that was soup and u can stop reading. If it was cold, then it was a Korean side dish called "muul kimchi" which translates to "water kimchi." It's a tangier version of kimchi, and is usually nonspicy, though some people make it spicy.

[@ethan5.56]

Looks like mulberries and they are delicious straight from the tree. We have them here in Arkansas. Great video as always

[@Arceus_Uchiha]

In italy we also have that fruit showed at 3:01 and we call it Gelso

[@joebreau1967]

Man KZbin business must be good! Expensive plane ride to Japan and another from Seoul Korea to NY.

[@jeremybiwer8756]

Can you come to do a food tour of Iowa, perhaps stop by the Iowa State Fair one year? I would really enjoy seeing if you enjoy the Hawkeye state.

[@Perceptious37]

That minibar in the lounge looked way better than most of the food on the plane. Get to the lounge 5 hours early and tank up on glenfidich 18 and don julio anejo. I bet it would make the food taste way better on the plane too.

[@s-7335]

I live here in Costa Rica (Playa Flamingo), I rent and have a small ocean view house above the marina with an awesome view. I have a beautiful swimming pool and of course all amenities of paradise. I eat lobster, shrimp and the freshest fish from the sea daily. It costs me $20,000 per year for all of of this!!! Guga, I am speechless!

[@Albert28666]

That blackberry like fruits name is morus or Mulberry, it grows on trees and is very tasty. It is often used for brewing moonshines since its super sweet

[@NintenTunesMusic]

ok that blueberry is actually a mullberry. I have the trees in my yard. They taste really good.

[@fengstar1]

Thanks for showing us around Guga! But for 20k I'd better be getting a private chef and masseuse lol!

[@metalmowytone]

Love the look of the beef broth noodle soup and dumplings!

[@winniewang9501]

The black fruits at 3:06 should be mulberries!

[@ChanelWiggins-w5h]

Love seeing Guga get home safe from a amazing trip!. Our man is cranking the good life. So well deserved..

[@1974sakahn]

Wouldn’t it be nice if they took a subscriber on one of these extravagant trips to experience 😊

[@UNFRIENDLYSTRANGER]

I love seeing Guga post, his vids are fire

[@RajDeelish]

It's refreshing getting food reviews of non-streak stuff.

[@thomasheberling9651]

@Guga that fruit is a mulberry. Common in Australian backyards. We used to make mulberry pie out of them

[@Bugnarok]

Every time I saw Guga said "amazing" I felt like I'm tasting the food in real life

[@poodlescone9700]

Now I want to see how many Chase Sapphire Reserve points is needed for Korean Air first class.

[@journeytounderstanding024]

Ok, now we need Guga Airline Food Review channel asap! 😁

[@shelt370]

I work with Korean Air on the logistics side (cargo warehouse) at JFK. That’s pretty dope Guga.

[@AlexMarinEnz0o]

In the appetizer, that looked like a mulberry. No sure. Anyway, nice videos as always Guga. Much luv.

[@thomasgraves9910]

As a plane fanatic: the plane you were flying on was a boing 747 it is the second bigest comercial plane in the world 🧐

[@emilyfabian4371]

Bro dat planes gone🫡🫡🫡

[@Heihei_In_Paris]

Awesome video as always! I’m not a fan of 1-word subtitle though 😅

[@balazsszucs7055]

That breakfast looks amazing.

[@jepolch]

Very cool. You know your way around chopstix!

[@Korean_Air_HL8006]

Next time, get a golden badge(Maybe now silver). You can get free priority baggage allowance, and sometimes lounge access. Also it looks cool.

[@stevekullens4898]

From all these videos, this must have been the best vacation in history.

[@LadyNoriko]

Really enjoyed the Guga East Asia Arc

[@redeb21]

I used to take this exact trip twice every summer when I was younger, Lucky for me My dad's job payed for every flight. Great experience every time.

[@kesler171717]

Black berries are sweet though!?! Maybe you just need to come to the pacific northwest and have some fresh ones from Oregon or Washington (or even BC Canada)

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

Did you go to Mars for $20,000? Even if I had the money I wouldn’t do that. I’d be saving haha. We do love ya Guga!

[@ivanstoilov279]

Bro Guga is a millionaire, 20k is nothing for him