Eating Traditional Korean Street Food in Seoul. Gwangjang Market Feast 😋 🇰🇷

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We're in Seoul, South Korea for the first time and today we're eating Korean street food. We've headed to one of the most popular (and oldest) markets in all of Seoul called Gwangjang Market.
While at the market we try a bunch of traditional and typical Korean street food dishes including:
Bindae-tteok (Mung Bean Pancake)
Tteokbokki (Spicy Rice Cakes)
Korean Fried Chicken
Kal-guksu (knife-cut noodle soup)
Mandu (Dumplings)
Hodo Kwaja (walnut cake)
Honey Hotteok (pancake)
#SouthKorea #Seoul #koreanstreetfood #Gwangjangmarket #streetfood
0:00 Korean Street Food Tour
1:36 Bindae-tteok (Mung Bean Pancake)
2:28 Tteokbokki (Spicy Rice Cakes)
3:29 Nord VPN Ad
4:53 Foodie Heaven
5:30 Korean Fried Chicken
6:47 Kal-guksu (knife-cut noodle soup)
8:25 Mandu (Dumplings)
9:42 Not Just Food
11:10 Honey Hotteok (pancake)
12:39 Hodo Kwaja (walnut cake)
14:30 Wrap Up
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[@DelightfulTravellers]

It's official.... Korean Food is delicious! 🤤 Thanks so much for watching everyone! Hit that like button and Subscribe for more 👍 You can watch our full South Korea Playlist here 👉 bit.ly/3LnjBH4 Stay Delightful! ✌- Anna & Trevor

[@rxlxviii]

To help you with your pronunciation, pretend there is a "h" after every singular vowel when it's spelled in English. Each vowel has it's own distinct sound. So for a, e, i, o, u, pronounce them as you would in English as ah, eh, ih (sounds like a long e), oh, uh (sometimes pronounced as ooh as it should really be spelled as a oo as it was originally, but was changed to u, for some reason, probably because of the way guk would look like a derogatory word in English). So hanbok should be pronounced hahn bohk. Bibimbap would be pronounced bih bihm bahp. While it's not for every word, it will be for the vast majority of words. As for that kalguksu (kahl guk sooh, I had to spell guk like that as youtube would flag the comment and delete it), I'm glad you liked the soup since you don't like seafood as the broth has an anchovy base.

[@rxlxviii]

By the way, you'll notice that guk (once again spelled this way so youtube won't flag it) is part of the name of a lot of countries, such as hanguk (Korea), miguk (America), joonguk (China), youngguk (England), etc.

[@colleenc2023]

I’ve never tried Korean dishes but the food at the various stalls looked delicious 😋! Another great video 😉.

[@DelightfulTravellers]

You'll have to try it now Colleen! It's so good - Trevor

[@user-br1gd7ho8q]

You guys finally came to South Korea? Welcome to Korea! I'm a big fan of you guys and I've seen a lot of videos on your KZbin channel. I hope you have a great day!

[@Frank-sy1po]

Hotteok is my one of my favorite desserts! Sometime I wish they had it at the slopes, here in North America. Would be perfect. Love your brilliance and planning. The pace of your videos is so good. Thank you for you work!

[@ksh7011]

What you ate is Tteokbokki and Bindaetteok, which is called Mengbin Pancakes in English. Tteokbokgi is the most famous street food in Korea. On a rainy day, people typically pair Bindaetteok with a rice wine known as makgeolli. Soju is the most popular alcoholic beverage in Korea, and what you eat is called hotteok. Thanks for sharing. Have a good trip. Greetings from USA.

[@DelightfulTravellers]

So good to know! Thanks for the tips - Anna

[@reneebarnes2050]

Awesome video Anna and Trevor :) I love Korean cuisine 💕 Thanks for the experience from the other side of the world!! I think we’re going to try to book your tiny house in Cape Breton this summer for a weekend 😎 Shade and sweet water Safe travels!

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Amazing! Our little tiny house is starting to book up already. But… there should be lots of dates available 🤗 - Anna

[@LukeGeeTravels]

South Korea is such a bucket list for me. It's small enough where you can get everywhere quickly and the food is just incredible! Smart you guys had a list.. otherwise I'd be trying every stall and they would have to roll me out of there

[@DelightfulTravellers]

It's such a great place. You'll have to visit ASAP! - Trevor

[@bonniespruin6369]

It's cool you're in Korea. I watch a lot of Korean dramas so I'm really interested to watch!

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Thanks for following along Bonnie 😀 - Trevor

[@bridgetalves5667]

Omg you’ve made me hungry now 😂Seoul looks AMAZING, would love to go! Thanks once again for a fabulous video, I always enjoy your channel ❤

[@travel2654]

1. Walk at night, being surrounded by noise wine houses or go in and feel the excitement of others. 2. Hike on mountains out side of seoul. 3. Sauna,a bath house at the same time you could sleep a night with strangers next to you - a packed house would only give you an inch space between you and your neighbors - - a new family?. It's got a steam room, burning dry room, even ice cold room depending on place. You take a bath with others, completely naked. A total healing place for day's work.

[@California95]

I’ll be there from May 5 to May 8 and it’ll be my first time there. I really look forward to visiting the place. Great video and thanks for sharing!

[@Diana-lo6cx]

This is coming from someone who is old enough to be you guys mother, you guys are adorable! I enjoy watching you two. Great job on the food video! Thanks for all you do.

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Thanks MOM! 😉 We so appreciate that Diana. Hope you're doing great! - Trevor

[@BucketListTravellers]

Yum! You guys always find the best food 😋 good idea going for the Korean fried chicken again - that's so good, it's worth having more than once. the dumplings looked amazing and that walnut shaped donut looked really yummy as well. this is definitely giving us a craving for korean food!

[@WorldReserveCurrency]

There's a famous Ginseng Chicken soup place that's worth checking out. The name of the place escapes me but a local should know.

[@angiefagan4122]

Love your videos and especially the food ones! Love seeing the world with you two 🥰

[@DelightfulTravellers]

🤗

[@jodytoupin1225]

You bring back good memories for me!! I really miss these Korean foods. Kalgusku and Mandu are two of my favorite Korean foods. I am not a fan of Tteokbokki either! Definitely try the flavored Soju's that you can get in any corner store there and for very cheap. The blueberry and peach flavors of Soju are recommended. I wasn't a fan of the rice wine called Makgeolli. Funny that you compared the hotteok to beaver tails. Beaver tails are much better imo. ;)

[@DelightfulTravellers]

haha Beaver Tails are the best! - Anna

[@ladygrays6387]

I love your journey. Thank you for bringing us along. You both are amazing!

[@gingertea5637]

I'm salivating watching all of those foods😄. Yum!

[@travelertrome8449]

Wow the food looks fabulous! Those dumplings had my mouth watering. I know this may be cliche, but I am such a lover of Korean BBQ that I was waiting to see you guys hit that up. Any plans to give it a try in Seoul?

[@DelightfulTravellers]

It was our plan to try that but we ran out of time sadly. Next time TT! - Trevor

[@JohnandCaraRetiredTravellers]

The noodles and anything custard or cream cheese filled sounds good to me! What a fabulous market and another great food tour guys! ~Cara 😊

[@DelightfulTravellers]

All of the food was so yummy guys. Hope you're well 🤗 - Anna

[@sutsokunthealifetv]

Delicious Korean Street Food 😊🥰👍

[@gimyina87]

Hello, I enjoyed the video. I'll come back with more videos ^^

[@edwardleecaliforniausa]

Hi all happy holidays and I hope you having amazing day trip and I just wanted to say that your vlogs is amazing

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[@DelightfulTravellers]

Welcome aboard!

[@jaciboughter6762]

I enjoyed watching you two in Korea for the first time! I got to visit last year… just had a LONG layover and jumped into the city to see a new culture for a little bit! I came like you guys from a much more affordable part of Asia (for me a trip to Thailand) but the sticker shock of the prices AND how cold it seemed in contrast just from Thailand to Korea. I went in similar climates I went in the end of October from Thailand to South Korea last day of October And Man did the cost jar me. I easily spent as much as I had in 10 days in Thailand on extras on my 6-8 hours in Seoul. I totally enjoyed it and will return BUT it was a shock!

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Oh wow Jaci.. so you had the same experience as us. It's so much pricer right? We knew that coming in but stil haha. Either way we so dig this place 😀 - Trevor

[@ericripley9739]

Looks delicious. Shouldn’t be watching this just before dinner.!

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Haha 😂

[@matty1098-]

Yeah I’m down for some of those honey pancakes! It all looks incredible! I’m jealous for sure. Thanks for the video! ❤😊

[@DelightfulTravellers]

I'll save you some Matty don't worry 😀 - Trevor

[@cho121260]

호떡 먹고 싶어요.

[@taki2003]

those deserts looked so tasty!!!

[@DelightfulTravellers]

🤤

[@Orleanstx221]

Those foods looks very yummy

[@AussieAngeS]

Hi guys I love everything about Korea, I’ve always wanted to go and experience the fantastic food there 🥰 I’m not a huge seafood lover either so I’d skip those dishes and eat all the other delicious foods. Loved the video thank you ❤

[@DelightfulTravellers]

You’ll have to put Korea on your list Angie! We clearly loved it 😍- Anna

[@jeffr2855]

OMG! Talk about getting my mouth to water! I might have to go there just to try out this market.

[@DelightfulTravellers]

So good Jeff! - Anna

[@user-yd8es8hc8p]

Kalguksu in Gwangjang Market is generally anchovy soup, but there seems to be chicken noodle soup as well. Chicken Kalguksu(Dak kalguksu) is famous in Ilsan, near Seoul. The broth of chicken kalguksu tastes like samgyetang without ginseng.

[@sabrinastraveladventures4263]

Yum yum 😋 I really want to try Have fun Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧🫶🏼

[@DelightfulTravellers]

We'll save you a bite 😉 - Anna

[@Where_in_the_world_are_we_now]

Another great video! Those street foods were making my mouth water. I think I may have a problem when we visit there. This is the first time I’ve seen fabric being sold in a market. 😮. I’m a quilter and that would be temptation alley for me! 😂🤣. I’ll have to have my husband to keep reminding me that I can’t carry it with me. 😉 Looking forward to your next video. Safe travels.

[@DelightfulTravellers]

haha this place sounds perfect for you Lorrie! - Trevor

[@planetbang9753]

That pancake, you must have it with Makgulli (Korean rice wine)

[@DomDaBomb77]

Got me drooling over here

[@keepaneyeonyou1576]

Live 🐙, one of my fav dish yummy

[@user-bc7jy1zl4h]

A lot of Korean dishes go well with served sauce which makes food more flavorful. For example, Mung bean pancake does with soysauce and fresh onion that come out together. I hope you won’t miss the better way to enjoy dishes if you have another chance to do so. You can ask locals nearby you how to have them in the best way as well. They are willing to let you know.😊 Plus, Slurping noodles is okay in Korea. It sometimes could mean the expression that they are so good and you enjoy them.

[@user-xd8fg3hd1n]

한국의 다양한 모습을 좋게 소개해주셔서 감사합니다

[@baehongkim952]

Welcome to Korea! ♡♡♡

[@asummer9460]

Hi guys, I think you would experience more unique street food at Myeondong night market ie..Popular Eggbun..you could also try more delicious food like Babimbap-mixed rice, Bulgogi or Jeju Black pork dish, Seolleongtang-Beef broth soup, Pyongyang Naengmyeon, Kimchi Jigae soup etc.. in some of the side street small restaurant...don't go for fried chicken& pancakes which are boring. Lots of other street food much more interesting n delicious to eat...What u ate in the market is for local people to eat as daily consumption ie. dumplings n noodles are basic staples for them.

[@janicepottie802]

Those desserts looked phenomenal! I “saw” you folks on the Endless Adventure channel yesterday!!! I found their channel before I found yours!!

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Those guys are the best! We're a bit behind in our videos but we'll catch up eventually 😀- Trevor

[@sunshinesofine11]

Beaver Tails! You guys are awesome :)

[@DelightfulTravellers]

haha.. yum! thanks Tracy - Trevor

[@helennuttall]

So yummy! I spent most of the video hoping you didn’t drop food on your lovely jacket Trevor! ( I’m such a grandma! 😁 )

[@DelightfulTravellers]

haha I'm happy to report my new jacket survived Korean food 😅 - Trevor

[@baehongkim952]

Oh! You are eating korean honey pan cake!! ^^

[@sweetsimpleslowlife2709]

Korean bbq was our favorite in US and we are curious how it compares to the one in Korea! Looking forward to tasting it when we get there 😊

[@jamesjiwonpark7154]

Welcome to Korea and have a wonderful time here!

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Thanks!

[@nancylove8360]

I am so hungry after watching this! Ok going to my local Korea town in Los Angeles to get my fix.

[@DelightfulTravellers]

🤤 go get it!

[@horseplop9]

Love the glasses Anna.

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Awe thanks 🥰 - Anna

[@dax-entertainment]

Anyeong ha sayo - still watching from the Philippines :D

[@lordfoogthe2st227]

Hi there.. curious what brand of sunnies Trevor has on in this video clear/ blue?

[@DelightfulTravellers]

They are Oakley Frogskins 🤙 - Trevor

[@user-bjresegj18hyd]

1:24 wow that famous Soondae lady lol She's retired now.

[@KoreaChurchWorship]

I'd love to visit Seoul.Auch, I live in Seoul now. Oppa is Gangnam style.

[@stevekim673]

welcome to korea~~~~~~~~~oh ye

[@vlogersumon]

very very nice sharing dear

[@DelightfulTravellers]

👍

[@ODriscolls]

Dominic and I were scrounging the house for snacks here this evening because we were so hungry watching you guys eat 😂

[@DelightfulTravellers]

sorry guys.. haha hope you're both doing great - Trevor

[@ODriscolls]

@@DelightfulTravellers I'm making bibimbap as we speak 🤣🤣🤣

[@jung.k]

5:55 Its called Dak gang-jung

[@atlchai]

Korea very good not to use one time plastic use. Thailand need to learn from here. ❤

[@DelightfulTravellers]

💯

[@foodandcooking2300]

녹두전, 만두, 칼국수, 호떡, 호두과자

[@justicegenesis6726]

[@eugene4312]

I like how this guys mispronounced every single word! Love it!

[@bonnmike6520]

환영해요...좋은 경험하세요 한국에서...구독햇어요 ..good luck !!!!

[@ice-ur5dt]

녹두전 마약김밥 육사시미를 안드셨네여!!

[@benkim2016]

Grilled cow intestines are very good too!

[@cyborwhat]

We got Beaver Tails last time we were in Ottawa they were awesome but I hear when you’re from the US and visiting Ottawa the calories don’t count 😂

[@DelightfulTravellers]

haha they don't!

[@parkster_park]

👍👍👍😍

[@NewYork_NJ]

Nowadays, there are so many Korean young guys who can speak English so well. Next time, I would like to recommend you make a Korean guide you. In Seoul, you missed so many restaurants..

[@DelightfulTravellers]

We ate at loads of good restaurants ‘off camera’ as well. We’re certainly not having a bad time ha - Trevor

[@gaweekin524]

아님 ㅠ 한국인중에 영어를 아주 능숙한 사람은 극소수임. 그냥 기본적인 수준만 하는거지. 한국어와 영어는 어순부터 다르니...

[@jwcheon83]

호떡이 충분히 비버테일과 비슷하다고 생각할수 있습니다. 기본적으로 기름에 튀긴다는것과 시나몬이 들어간다는것이 비슷합니다. 다만 재료 단가로만 치면 기본적으로 바나나가 올라가는 비버테일이 조금더 재료값이 더나갈것 같습니다. 또한 보통 비버테일은 초콜릿을 올리는데 호떡은 기본이 잣과 같은 견과류와 흑설탕 혹은 꿀, 시나몬이 기본입니다. 다만 요즘 호떡은 변형된것이 많아서 누텔라가 들어간것도 있긴합니다. 하지만 호떡의 가장 기본적인맛은 영상에 나온것과 일치합니다.

[@planetbang9753]

Hodo kwaja has 2 different kinds-- walnut and cream ~~~walnut one is better I think

[@paulinetan781]

Anna looks good in her specs

[@DelightfulTravellers]

🥰

[@user-id7om3pc6c]

Good question about slurping. It was considered rude to slurp, or even hold the bowl because you had to be slow and calm in our culture. BUT customers eating more deliciously (vigorously maybe) became more and more important these days. Probably because it shows how delicious it is. It is still slightly controversial, but ppl won't be too harsh on foreigners.

[@DelightfulTravellers]

haha good to know! We were told it's okay and that's fine with us 🤗 - Anna

[@mlim4646]

Actually. slurping is considered quite rude for some people. Traditionally, you can't make any sound at all while you're eating. I remember I got scolded when I accidently hit a tableware with a spoon let alone slurping. I think people started slurping when Mukbang started gaining popularity. However, it is considered rude when you don't slurp while eating noodles in Japan. It is a way of showing your gratitude for the food.

[@user-th3sq9gg4z]

인트로 노래 제목좀 부탁드립니다ㅠ

[@DelightfulTravellers]

I’m on my way now by Loving Caliber 👍

[@user-th3sq9gg4z]

@@DelightfulTravellers 오우~ thanks!!👍

[@BlingBling77765]

👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

[@boomyitv]

hi from Korea. one of my favourite food is Live octopus that is really delicious.

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Good to know!

[@unka2007]

Gwangjang market is no more “Local market”. Locals dont go there to go shopping or eat:( Locals just go to the supermarkets haha

[@user-nw5yl8mp4h]

I am local and sometimes to there to have dinner.

[@qewr123]

맞아요. 전에 중국관광객들로 인해 북적대고 유명세를 탓는데, 두번다시는 안가고싶은 곳. 사람들 넘 많고 시끄럽고 상인들 바가지에 청결하지 못한곳.

[@user-tb5du3jd9x]

한국에서는 삼계탕, 냉콩국수, 설렁탕, 곰탕, 한정식, 사찰음식, 평양냉면(다대기 전혀 없는 맑은 국물) 같은 싱겁고 건강한 전통 한식을 드셔야 하는데 외국인 관광객들은 너무 몸에 안좋은 밀가루 면, 튀김, 떡볶이 같은 몸에 안좋은 분식류나 고기구이 같은 음식위주로 드시는 것 드시는 것 같아서 아쉬워요 😂

[@jihey4860]

ㅎㅎㅎ 자막이 ㅋㅋㅋ 전문가에게 의뢰하심이 좋을듯 합니다 ㅎ 아무쪼록 한국서의 여행이 즐겁길 바랍니다 😊

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Could you make out any of the subtitles we have in place? - Anna

[@lustwaffe9000]

Tteokbokki has seafood???

[@ice-ur5dt]

호두과자는 팥이지 안타깝😂😂😂

[@HoanglongTran-ex3pb]

Âm thực hàn quốc.ngon . chất lượng

[@DelightfulTravellers]

You'll have to visit! - Anna

[@Delight970]

Hello, Sir. I'm a writer of a KZbin channel that reports positive responses from overseas related to Korea. It's called "위대한 언니" May I ask your permission to use this video as a reference? If you allow it we will use 6~7mins of your video, and will introduce your channel name, and put the direct link on a fixed reply. I'm looking forward to your positive response. Thanks. :)

[@naomiklahn4623]

I noticed a lot of (mostly older) people still wearing masks - even outdoors. Are they mandated?

[@DelightfulTravellers]

In general, that’s just part of Asian culture… they wore masks before the pandemic - Trevor

[@AnnaTravels]

Korean food is the best I'm not biased or anything lol.

[@Peter-ve6fc]

광장시장 tourist trap

[@AresSpeer]

맛을 아니까 보기만하기 더 고통스럽네요.. 오늘 저녁은 만두칼국수네요.

[@walkndriveexcitingseoulenj4899]

Really Welcome to my country , Seoul , South Korea ^^~ ♥ ~ 1,700 years ago, King Gwanggaeto, called the Great Emperor of Goguryeo, Korea's ancestor, took up much of the land in what is now southeastern Russia and northeastern China. The king naturally took over the land by punishing and punishing those who had been committing looting, theft, and rape. But the reason why Russian Putin invaded Ukraine today is absurd. Is it right that you are fighting a war to regain your territory? It is time for communist countries with regimes such as China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Putin's North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to answer It's time to throw away the nonsense that they always love peace as long as they're a juggernaut.Is it right or wrong that their logic invades? Answer! Don't forget the past when Russia and China were equally defeated by Japan, Britain and France. Welcome to Seoul, the capital of South Korea ^^~ ♥ ~ Seoul, the Soul of the World kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHq7kIpjj8qCfZI kzbin.info0gLc-ZcKAO0 kzbin.info/door/wcoBhnVg9YkS9Y8FfK_ddg Unlike famous places that are already known around the world, such as Namsan Tower, Lotte Tower, Hongdae, Gangnam, etc., I would like to introduce you to places that are less known but more wonderful It is Eungbongsan Park in Seongdong-gu ◆The fastest way to get there ◆ Subway 1. Eungbong Station (within 1KM walk), and the following place is within 3KM of subway station. 2. Haengdang Station 3. Sangwangsimni Station 4. Wangsimni Station 5. Sindang Station (Hipdang) Access from There are a myriad of relatively less well-known places in Seoul, which are much more dynamic, fun, and so pretty than the famous places already known in the world. Korea, especially Seoul, is a city that is more interesting than I imagined, fun and pretty places, locations, relatively spicy but less greasy food, and is also a very cheap, comfortable, safe and clean city. also, I'm sure you'll be able to enjoy another night view that's much more beautiful than the usual night view of Namsan Mountain and Lotte Tower in front of you. Especially, if you climb Eungbongsan Mountain and Geumhosan Mountain from Hawangsimni-dong, it is a few kilometers away between Cheonggyecheon Stream and Seoul Forest Park, and the food is very abundant. In addition, if you walk slowly for about 2 hours, you can reach Namsan Mountain from a place called Dulle-gil that starts from Maebongsan Mountain and Geumhosan Mountain. This place is very close to Gwangjang Market, Jungang Market, Geumnam Market, a food paradise filled with traditional Korean food. It is also very close to Seongsu Bridge, Hannam Bridge, and Dongho Bridge. So Gangnam Station, Apgujeong Station, Myeongdong Station, Insa-dong is very close As such, there is a superb view of the Han River at the top of Eungbongsan Mountain (81m) and Maebongsan Mountain (95m) in Seongdong-gu. What's more interesting is that the distance between the two is only 3.1 kilometers by car and 2.4 kilometers by foot. => The unique and beautiful night view of Seoul on KZbin, which is explained in more than 30 languages (northeast) Gwangjang Market, => (southeast) 1.5km from Gwangjang Market, Dongdaemun ddp 900m from there (east) 900m from Jungang Market, Jungang = 30km from Wangsimni Park to Wangsimni Park (southwest). This road is 5km to Cheonggyecheon Park, 3.4km (north) and the most beautiful road (west) 1.3km 25 minutes of Namsan Dulle-gil, Liberation Village, Itaewon night view kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH2umHWqmrSpb9k a four-season view kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipvFkH6pi7OJeZY From Seoul Forest to Maebongsan Mountain kzbin.info/www/bejne/eneZkJSJqLZ5eqs kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZe3lZioq8ilnQ ☞ How to ask the driver when you take a taxi 1. "성동구 응봉동 응봉산 공원에 가려 합니다 데려다 주세요." "seongdong-gu eungbongdong eungbongsan gong-won-e galyeo habnida delyeoda juseyo." (이것은 한국어입니다. 영어로 발음할 수 있습니다.) (This is Korean.). You can pronounce it in English as it is spelled.) 기사님! 성동구 응봉동 응봉산에 데려다 주세요 ADDRESS -응봉동 267-1 And open this screen and show him 그리고 이 화면을 열고 그에게 보여주세요 search.naver.com/search.naver?where=nexearch&sm=top_hty&fbm=1&ie=utf8&query=%EC%9D%91%EB%B4%89%EC%82%B0+%ED%8C%94%EA %B0%81%EC%A0%95 2. "성동구 금호동 응봉산 근린공원 근처 팔각정으로 데려다 주세요" "seongdong-gu geumhodong eungbongsan geunlingong-won geuncheo palgagjeong-eulo delyeoda juseyo" (한국말인데 영어로 발음하시면 됩니다) (It's Korean, but you can pronounce it in English.) 기사님! 성동구 응봉동의 한강보이는 팔각정 전망대로 데려다 주세요 기사님 성동구 금호동 [응봉산 근린공원 ] 에 있는 한강이 보이는 팔각정 근처에 가주세요 - ADDRESS - 매봉 18길 79 And open this screen and show him 그리고 이 화면을 열고 그에게 보여주세요 blog.naver.com/bl85219/222631656299?isInf=true ☞ TIP kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIfddmSvedeUkKM kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6mZZXVtjq53gpI kzbin.info/www/bejne/farMkIqppMmFmNU TIP; Superstar IU, who was Psy's backup dancer in Gangnam Style kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGfdemiers2aetk kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpWpkqGipJdnnNE kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHLSdnWMgc6IoKc kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqLdp2SFqs-FeNU kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoTddIOff9l_jNE Once again, I sincerely welcome you to Korea and hope you have a memorable and wonderful trip. Please subscribe and like

[@tiger4102]

I'm a Korean, Your experience to have eaten Korean food was meaningless for you because you didn't try my favorite Korean food the steamed silkworm chrysalis (번데기=beondegi) LOL 😂😂😂

[@user-qv2mr4cd7q]

국뽕컨텐츠가 아닌데도 볼만한컨텐츠 It's nore fun in korea

[@_bakkro5256]

I have a question. Why do foreign KZbinrs always look at the camera while putting food in their mouths? If you raise your head when putting food in your mouth, the food may not enter your mouth properly and you may end up spilling it or getting it on your mouth and chin. And it's visually odd too. When you look at the camera as you add food, the viewer must look into your eyes and watch you swallow the food. Isn't it strange? :(

[@chrisk4022]

"Ho dduck " isn't really pancake as you translate Dduck it's like rice cake Ho dduck should not be called as pancake. Not thing wrong with you cause you didn't know but I thought someone should let you know

[@user-nm5sn4hj7v]

Koreans hate seafood??? I can't believe it Koreans love seafood Except for those who are allergic to seafood...I'm enjoying the video

[@underneaththestars2601]

Do not be deceived by the look and smell when it comes to Korean food. That is something I learned experiencing the food. After experiencing Korean food, I noticed how many people in this world are still stuck to the limited variety of food they eat all their lives. I mean here in America, we eat salty burnt meat with dumped up who-knows-what sauce, potato and bread all our life. Ashamed how low of level my palate was.

[@user-lq4qs4zs3f]

Uguys soo cute lol I'm glad uguys like Korean food thank you!! I know everything 1 by 1 what you guys eating lol makes me keep smiles lol thanks 고맙고 감사합니다

[@taki2003]

those deserts looked so tasty!!

[@DelightfulTravellers]

They were incredible Taki. So yummy 😋 - Anna

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