6 Asian Tries Each Country's CHEAPEST Meal (Korea,India,China,Indonesia,Japan,Vietnam) ASMR Mukbang

[@FoxyJade]

As an indonesian, im a bit disappointed that they show instant noodle which is not very typical.. i mean, many countries have instant noodle right?? We have another better dish to show such as martabak, siomay, batagor, pisang goreng, etc

[@hogrider7703]

Maksudnya makan pagi bukan camilan, mungkin bubur ayam, mie ayam, pecel

[@mohammedzohan3787]

In India...Maggie noodles is famous. Anyone can prepare it in 3mins and eat

[@jaediatama5195]

Kesel yaaa kek aduh bego banget bisa milih itu, mana cewe yang ngejelasin lempeng banget lagi

[@itsmegummy]

​@@mohammedzohan3787Indonesia have indomie, its so famous in all the World, but we have so many cheap meal except noodle, like chicken poridge, gado gado, ketoprak, lontong sayur, kupat tahu. Selamat

[@kdjoshi726]

Isn't Rendang indonesian?

[@surabhisingh341]

For anyone wondering. Indians use different kinds of flour for different dishes. We mainly cook parantha with wheat flour. It can be non-stuffed as well but then it is eaten with some gravy or dry dish or Indian pickles and chutney (eg. mint or parsley sauce ). As for stuffed parantha, the most loved one is Aloo parantha made with mashed potato + some spices filling inside. Other versions are paneer (Indian cottage cheese more like tofu in texture, not cheese), onion, cauliflower, radish, capsicum, and many more. Basically, you can prepare your favorite filling and make it. Any other type of parantha like cheese, noodles, etc just a fusion version not Indian. Pakoras are mainly made with besan or chickpea flour, it is definitely healthier than all-purpose flour. We eat them as snacks, on rainy days as mentioned with milk tea or sauce. There is much more to them but this was the basic info. My apologies if I missed something. I tried my best to explain.

[@mentalhealthmatters-ed7ul]

😂Yeah actually many foreigners don't know the way of eating. Any Indian food is incomplete without its side dish.

[@aevs]

This is the most informative comment that Ive seen in this video. I am sick of seeing comments of how you dare not knowing about Indian food... We can find six foods of asian countries here and Only Indians are yelling at some reason that most countries do not care at all

[@surabhisingh341]

@@aevs 😅 My apologies on their behalf. Please dont hate us. Two types of people are yelling, one who are emotionally attached to anything Indian. So, it comes naturally they cant control their emotions.(not saying its a good practice, it is not) 2nd type is, some of them are sick and tired of Indian food getting represented wrong on an international platform with no further explaination or information. Which in return creates a very generic stereotype of Indian food. Hence, they let their frustration out in comment section. Although i know, it gives a wrong impression for sure.

[@hsdiem0]

Stop using the word curry. In India nobody eats curry everyday. It's the spices aroma u get.

[@kehleaufgrossemstein]

Mad much?

[@RealAryanGupta]

​@@kehleaufgrossemsteinjust a fact bro🤷 But I guess he could've said it in a less aggressive way...

[@k.2961]

Nobody cares, not only Indian lives in this massive world.

[@Miss_Kisa94]

I'm pretty sure they're referring to curry powder not the actual food

[@Pooja-km4bi]

​@@Miss_Kisa94what kind of curry powder is used in aloo Paratha ???

[@sneha__05]

ABOUT THAT CURRY THING Being an Indian I think somewhere it's our fault . The thing is we need to tell them about Indian cuisine and the diversity.... so they can know more about our culture and food.

[@Gavriel-og6jv]

That is the only reason why I avoid buying hummus at the supermarket sometimes, because of the curry mix it has in it. Even worse when it also has cumin (armp*t 💪🏽 😂)

[@sneha__05]

@Gabriel-og6jv Then should try octopus with soya sauce you definitely gonna like it.

[@sneha__05]

@jnanashreea5765 You need some education girl

[@jnanashreea5765]

@@Gavriel-og6jv try ox blood soup and blood sausages, they are literally made for ppl like you🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AbraAbra-wb4jj]

​@@jnanashreea5765btw did ypu watch the heartbeat drama😂. I got reminded if that when i read oxblood soup😂

[@nitinnegi4986]

First of all... Indian food can never be served cold.... I don't even eat cold paratha or cold pakora....also these must be served with hot tea... cold Indian food won't taste good

[@hibamishra4106]

Yeah right but every country food is served hot only

[@nitinnegi4986]

@@hibamishra4106 yeah thats what i was thinking too after commenting...😁😁.

[@Sticklemako]

@@hibamishra4106not all foods.. east asian has a lot of room temperature foods..

[@Harry_2003]

​@@hibamishra4106 Koreans prefer eating cold food many times ...

[@inmy2ndworld]

But there are some food which test good when it's cold

[@sara.cbc92]

It's amazing the Japanese woman didn't object when the Korean said Kimbap is Korean food. It's not. It's a complete copy of Norimaki sushi. This is a Korean channel after all so propaganda like this is expected.

[@kdjoshi726]

Eh I mean Gimbap does have local Korean ingredients in it so it is technically Korean. Also that she did said that in Norimaki the rice is seasoned with Japanese vinegar while in Gimbap they season the rice with sesame oil. Can't say its a complete rip off of Norimaki but yeah you can clearly see the influence.

[@kdjoshi726]

Also that Ig Norimakis are small & are not cut that way like Gimbap. There's also the Japanese tradition tied to it that says that you have to eat Norimaki as a whole, not cut like Gimbap as it brings you fortune or smth like that. That's also the reason Norimaki are a bit smaller in size

[@sara.cbc92]

@@kdjoshi726 Don't bs. Everyone knows sushi rolls is the original. It's not so much the inner ingredients but the look.

[@TheMouseandTheWall]

You seem like an interesting person.

[@LycheeShorts]

​@@sara.cbc92 if you ignore the ingredients, than lots of foods are ripoffs of each other, hotdogs ripoff tacos, Ramen is a ripoff of Chinese noodle soup, all sandwiches ripoff each other, if simply being inspired or looking like another food is enough to be a ripoff, then the world is nothing but thieves

[@saberz5151]

How many Indian thinks samosa is much better and cheaper than paratha 😊

[@apobangpo1117]

exactly :p

[@abdev3941]

@@apobangpo1117 Now a days parathas are so expensive outside except in villages ig but u can get a samosa under 10, Panipuri are still cheaper tho

[@abdev3941]

@@greenlantern6767 I was talking about Indian prices that's y I said Samosa & panipuri are cheaper

[@abdev3941]

@@greenlantern6767 well the video was about the cheapest not cheaper so....& I wrote 'nowadays' specifically for this, before it was about 10-30 rupees only just saying

[@papigamerff2886]

Dhabe pe jakar 40 se 50 rupay me student wali unlimited thali khao, jitne chawal, roti sabzi kha sakte ho khao.

[@ShwetaSalian]

Hello! I’m the Indian Girl in the video. First of all, I want to say sorry because i know i didnt explain the ingredients in detail correctly and properly . I know its an excuse but it was my first time being in front of the camera like this so i was really nervous and said whatever words that came into my mind that time. I did regret what i spoke after filming because i knew it wasnt upto the mark😭 My english is really bad and i would have been better off explaining in hindi on the spot but still. Anyways ill take the feedback well and learn and do better whenever it is, still thankyou 🥹💖

[@kayfa2373]

Its ok. No problemo

[@jnanashreea5765]

Be more confident, we are not less than anyone!! All the best❤

[@i-Sensei-XII]

Aww you are so sweet , galtiya sab se hoti hae it's okay agar aage chance mile toh thoda research krke jana and even bakki logo ki english bhi kuch khas nahi thhi 😂😂😂

[@moorenicola6264]

You're being too hard on yourself. You did very well!

[@kdjoshi726]

Yeah, could see that you were nervous indeed. But its ok you can do better next time

[@Inuyaaasha]

Sorry but that Yuki girl is definitely better in explaining indian dishes

[@apobangpo1117]

yeah she explains so well.. I miss her

[@genungapi583]

Exactly.

[@jeevan88888]

She will be back dont worry. Her name is Yukta.

[@luan_o]

the girl in the video commented that she felt nervous because its her first time in front of the camera and her english is not that good

[@sierranicole2254]

I love these videos. The girls are so sweet and respectful to each other and it's just fun, interesting videos to watch.

[@arpitapanigrahi3164]

The Indian girl don't even knew how to explain her food. Flour mean not one type of flour, in India we have different kinds of flours. We don't have curry ok, we have kinds of sabjji, whenever I heard this word curry, I want to beat the British people's who spread this word for our different kinds of sabjji.

[@onemillionpercent]

true about curry

[@mitsuki0_0-]

So what does curry means? And how it's different from sabji?

[@junranghae8184]

@@mitsuki0_0- sabji in english is called vegetable as a whole ...under sabji or vegetable ther are your vegetables like potato ladyfinger broccoli and all... so when you cook vegetables with spices and all its called sabji ...it can be mix veg sabji like made up of 2 difff or more vegetable and potato sabji or soyabean sabji or cabbage sabji whatever you want ...its dry not soupy type

[@abdev3941]

@@mitsuki0_0- atleast in India curry means the spicy( mixed flavours) gravy/sauce but sabji can be of lauki(bottle-gourd/Calabash) or Karela (bitter-gourd) or some other not so spicy or saucy kinda dish. Another example of a sabji is patte gobi ki sabji (cabbage) which doesn't have any gravy. I hope I satisfied ur curiosity

[@arpitapanigrahi3164]

@@mitsuki0_0- It's same but they calling everything curry, the paratha they eat also they connect it with curry. Yes we have lots of masala, we don't add sauce like gohaujung, soya sauce instead we add turmeric powder. Every masalas have own properties, check on any search engines you want.

[@Harshiahaha]

I think the thing is the ingredients required for Indian cuisine are mostly grown in India for example like spices required for tadka/thalimpu.. most of the stuff we use are cheaper in India but costs huge in foreign countries. I think the cheapest meal in India can cost as little as 0.2 USD, with delicious hearty meal, depending on region you are in. Edit: Also guys, at this point curry is just an anglicised word for Indian flavours. No, not everything is curry. You get that essence because of our ingredients, but the taste of each dish is different 😮‍💨

[@jackjones9460]

Would you please make a list of all the Indian spices that are not simply “curry”? Maybe you could make a channel about Indian cooking. Maybe you could encourage someone else to do so. You can clearly see by this discussion that many non-Indians appreciate Indian food and want to know more! We even accept being labeled as ignorant foreigners because we are asking. We would surley ask more informed questions if someone with more knowledge would instruct us. Here in E. Texas all the Indians are engaged in hotels, medicine and engineering! There isn’t a single indian restaurant within 80 miles! Please help us appreciate Indian food more. We’re not asking for a bad thing; are we?

[@Harshiahaha]

@@jackjones9460 yeah there many youtube channels that tells the recipes of Indian food

[@jackjones9460]

@@Harshiahaha Would you share an English link about Indian recipes? I’m sure there are some in Indian languages but since I can’t understand the words I can’t tell which says what.

[@Harshiahaha]

@@jackjones9460 yeah there are lots of channels which instruct in english. You can check whatever dish you want

[@iliketurtles508]

​@jackjones9460 look up Bisu's world indian spices then just search for indian cuisine. It's youtube.. self education is key 👍🏼

[@danilopuc4223]

KEEP IT UP!! Don’t stop making mukbang videos, please . I love this

[@santhoshv3028]

All four countries India, china, Vietnam, Indonesia have cheap foods not like korea or Japan. But India has most cheapest food, we have cost of living is very low compared to many other countries.

[@hveamvilov9403]

What is the minimum wage in India?

[@santhoshv3028]

@@hveamvilov9403 minimum wage for what ? Year or monthly? And it differ from state to state.

[@shngain100]

@@santhoshv3028 per capita income in India is less than $ 4000 a year. Vietnam and India are similar. Indonesia is richer then comes China (middle income) and Korea and Japan are high income countries

[@santhoshv3028]

@@shngain100 what are you trying to say?😂😂. I said india have less cost of living you fool. If you don't understand what i said better don't bluff anything.

[@flxwsome]

@@shngain100 China has an upper middle income, developing, mixed, socialist market economy incorporating industrial policies and strategic five-year plans. It is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP, behind the United States, and the world's largest economy since 2016 when measured by purchasing power parity

[@apobangpo1117]

I miss previous Indian girl :( please have her back

[@blue2880]

0:18 Korea 3:20 India 3:23 India/Indo (Korea people said it) and Indonesia is different 10:37 China 13:24 Japan 19:12 Vietnam 22:41 Indonesia 23:21 Indomie @310 won, gorengan @87 won

[@valerielasena977]

I even think the indonesian girls bring CIRENG 😅😅😅 or Bakwan 😅😅😅

[@r0nr0n189]

​@@valerielasena977 Fried Banana 👍🏻

[@jeevan88888]

This Japanese girl is literally like an anime character. The way she explains is so kickass. ❤ from India

[@sara.cbc92]

She sounds very immature for her age. And spam is usually in Korean street food not Japanese.

[@adititiwari2488]

Really appreciate the compliment but all Japanese looks like anime characters cause it’s literally animated version of them. As an anime lover myself and have visited japan they find this kind of compliments funny 🤭

[@strpa.mp4]

No, doesn't look like anime

[@xonoraa.]

anime literally looks like fake people humans cant look like anime characters naturally 💀💀 im Indian and feel bad for girls who are expected to look fake

[@kdjoshi726]

Yeah her hairstyle does look like it

[@riakribo]

the japanese girl find almost everything is spicy for her is so adorable 🤣

[@happyindian0497]

We need yuki back, is ladki ne dhang se nahi samajhaya, yuki ko kyu nahi bulaye aap is video ke liye? Please agli baar se usko bulaiye

[@shilpihota6276]

Why did they switch out the indian? She was so polished and well versed.

[@bennywicaksono7814]

maybe she cant come becouse of something

[@iceberg789]

why you need to hear stuff from same people. get some variety. and may be you will get to hear something new.

[@onemillionpercent]

maybe be mindful of what you're saying. it doesn't matter who the girl is as long as she's a decent representative, i'm glad to have South Asia here, that's the most important part

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

22:04 Fu....sion!😅 - Cheapest Indian dish for brkfast what foreigners would prefer: Vada Paav (bun and potato cutlet with coconut/peanut spice powder) at ₹20 i.e one-fourth of a dollar

[@subhadramahanta452]

I donno but when you cut paratha like that, it doesn't taste as good as just ripping it, donno why, but I have noticed it.

[@jcp164]

Indonesian's cheapest food is called Internet (indomie, telur, kornet) or yellow rice or jinggo (mix rice which amount as a size of your fist). The price between 450 - 1250 won

[@robert-antoinedenault5901]

For "any" Japanese lovers out there. Yatai's (small mobile food carts) have been disappearing from many different cities except for Fukuoka (more than 150); mainly Nakasu, Tenjin, and Nagahama. It is the only city that still emits permits otherwise in different cities they can only be kept within the "family" (as they have stopped emitting them) this why the loss of these. The prices are generally between combinis (convenience stores) and cheap restaurants.

[@yashodayeowang9906]

Burhh why did she not expain the basic paratha properly. And looks like cheese paratha is the only other paratha she know. Bring back the girl who used to explain it very well.

[@philinator71]

Tteokbbokki at my local Korean restaurant is around $26AUD which is around 22,500 won, so it's quite expensive. Corn dogs are about 13,000 won.

[@anthonymc8361]

In South Korea they are peanuts!

[@야호-s4h]

금을 씌워서 파는가보다...

[@Lily890o2o2]

Just didn't like this episode. And How come the Indian girl don't know and can't explain the things about her own food. And why is she giving ambiguous answer?

[@altezzaandre9651]

Di Indonesia banyak cemilan murah kaya gorengan-gorengan dan gua penasaran kalo mereka di kasih tempe,pisang dan bakwan kaya gimana reaksi nya tapi ini malah indomie yang di kasih

[@jamalaziz5021]

Gorengan lebih ke snack kali ya gak tau jg sih 😁

[@Swknanggi]

Kalo gorengan mah jatuhnya Snack bukan meal

[@AustinWang-qm9gi]

Nah sepemikiran, atau gak kek cilor bilor gitu (jajanan sekolahan). Lah ini malah mi instan yg semua negara jg punya gasih mi instan doang mah hadeuhhh -,- gada otentiknya banget sih

[@BlacksideID]

Kirimin ke Korea sana..banyak tingkah nonton aja

[@AustinWang-qm9gi]

@@BlacksideID lah kok ga terima kritikan… situ tersinggung??? RIP 🤣🤣

[@o0...957]

5:23 Who was calling it curry flavour again?

[@j.d.4697]

I adore authentic Chinese food so much, but it's the only Asian food I have intimate experience with. I hope one day China will finally open up to the rest of the world again so that everyone can experience it.

[@Pooja-km4bi]

How can they eat paratha like pizza even the indian girl itself ate it like pizza 🍕 it's so wrong i felt so bad or triggered 😭😭😭

[@prasathgj]

I don't think aloo paratha would cost 1000Won if it equates to a dollar😅 Most street snacks in india should be between 150Won and 400Won You can get an entire meal for a dollar😂😂😂

[@trafalgarlaw-dg3qi]

what meal do you get in approximately 80 rs?

[@shireensheikh953]

we can get a full thali with refills@@trafalgarlaw-dg3qi

[@senaseneva]

Padahal ada lontong, lemper, nasi uduk, dll yg murah meriah dan lebih khas “masakan” indonesia ini cm dikasih mi instan :’)

[@wanfandaily]

Iya bener, pecel, nasi kucing 3000an 😂

[@atsushinekojima6396]

Mungkin Krn disana gada yg jual

[@AustinWang-qm9gi]

Nah sepemikiran… atau ga kek gorengan gitulah ya, ini malah mi instan yang semua negara juga punya -,-… mana cewe yg ngejelasin kek org kurang makan lagi lemes bgt kek gada aura nya😅😅😅

[@aderais3173]

harusnya mie goreng.. mie jawa.. mie tek tek... mie aceh ... bukan indomie 😂😂😂

[@luckygirl2674]

Karena mie instant kita terkenal dan rasanya enak, gak kalah sama mie goreng bikin

[@romeldias]

The Indian food is very north centric lol! Great job with getting all of this together for the video though..well don production team!

[@Pageant_utopia]

​@aalu5638prathas and Pakodas are also eaten in east

[@adititiwari2488]

India is so diverse, offcourse she’ll talk about the food she it’s the most, why always South Indians get offended by such things..

[@praveendaulat]

​@@adititiwari2488yes ... Idli is the best ... and delicious with no spices and yummy

[@AnjaliD-nb7cr]

@@praveendaulat sambar has spices , with out that we can't eat idli

[@praveendaulat]

@@AnjaliD-nb7cr..beta .. we can eat Idli without sambar .. just with a chutney

[@mohammedzohan3787]

Inko agli baar Masala Dosa khilana 🔥🔥🔥

[@ravalnirali7487]

Right

[@kdjoshi726]

Masala dosa mehenga hota hai

[@jnanashreea5765]

We want yuki back.....

[@arthurkangdani2414]

When an Indian woman introduced the pakora as an Indian fritter, an Indonesian woman described the food as starting with "mixed cabbages...." Then, in my mind, I think that's the 'bakwan' as she meant.

[@johanadewi1551]

In indonesia i thought "gorengan" more cheaper than mie goreng.

[@triawanintaiwan]

gw di taiwan gorengan 1 biji 10rb cuy, indomie masih dpt 5rb 1 bungkus kwkwk

[@Xufeng04]

Di luar negeri beda bro , lu cari aja gorengan di sana klo dpt,, klo ada pun gk mungkin harganya sama kyk di indo ,krna bahan2 ny mahal ,, jadi indomie udh murah 😅😅😂😂

[@kedondongimut567]

​@@Xufeng04ga modal bikin konten, ga niat dong wkwkwk

[@Xufeng04]

​@@kedondongimut567goblok ini tema nya makanan murah kocak ,,dan ini lgi di luar negeri gk ada yg jual gorengan2,, gk bisa bahasa ingggris jngn nonton 😏😏

[@leoncalv1206]

​@@kedondongimut567 kan memang judul video nya makanan termurah, cuma memang rada kecewa aja sih, kenapa harus mie instan, ditambah lagi lihat cara dia ngejelasin kaya gak niat, gak keliatan excited. Hanya opini btw

[@o0...957]

8:57 By flour, it means chickpea flour batter with spices.

[@artbilli8599]

According to me wrong food choice for India...we have other cheaper food which are more famous as well as tasty.

[@tyshadonyxs2008]

Nothing cheaper then pakodas

[@jagatdeuri3261]

​@@tyshadonyxs2008agree.. porkora are the chest. And here in my region we can get rice thali with meat at 50-150 rs

[@befaithful3671]

Panipuri is also cheaper in my area .

[@kdjoshi726]

​@@tyshadonyxs2008Vada Pav is

[@purple_flower_444]

We can get panipuri for 10 rups and simple paratha for 30

[@kelvinhuang8920]

包子！my grandparents make them all the time!!! My maternal grandparents are from the north so we do eat the meat and vegetable ones, but then my paternal grandparents (from southern china) make a different type of bun called 叉烧包 and that's equally good too.

[@surajyadav2834]

Cheapest Indian food food will be samosa, only Rs-10 to 20.

[@praveendaulat]

Or vada paav

[@kdjoshi726]

Chinese bhel too lol for 15-20₹

[@Harry_2003]

​@@kdjoshi726what is Chinese bhel ... it's bhel puri

[@shruti8077]

​@@Harry_2003 Chinese bhel and bhel uri are two different dishes and both of them are tasty

[@helenrobinson8894]

Yummyi love it all... so some of each pls 🙏 😁😁😁

[@sheen6855]

lets start the trend of replacing "curry" with "sabzi" (for vegetarian food only) Think of it like this: Curry = spices, Sabzi = a generic term for different vegetable dish. You can obviously be more specific when talking about things like chicken curry, chicken tikka masala and all that but curry is JUST masala i.e. spice. Not a term which can be generalised across the wiiiiide range of Indian cuisine.

[@Sticklemako]

Am sorry but the most low cost food in India is one thing.. Idly/ vada/ thosai or dosa.. Its very cheap and very filling

[@amritapradhan2156]

Who eat papad with paratha? Literally no one eat papad with paratha in India

[@moorenicola6264]

I'm surprised that they didn't know that bahn mi is the direct result of French colonisation in Vietnam. I never made to Vietnam but when I was in Laos baguettes were very prevalent for the same reason.

[@tamicss4422]

makanan Indonesia tak terbatas ,negara paling banyak jajanan lokal nya

[@sahatepi]

Indonesia probably should be percirengan (tapioka based snacks) or all kind of fritters (gorengan)

[@neharana6770]

The Indian girl couldn’t explain the food(prantha) properly….Idk it felt like she was feeling scared or embarrassed🥺…but truth about Indian food is that….it will never taste as good as when served hot & with some chutney(sauce)…. So plz include Indian food when served hot….& get people who can explain better…bcoz it hurts🥺❤️ Btw Loving the content Lots of luv from 🇮🇳♥️

[@dattadthombare2474]

that paratha looks sad asf

[@TakahashiTakami]

I love this series a lot where they compare different countries cuisines. I'm also jealous I must say that all the food is so cheap. Here in the U.S., more specifically Hawaii, you really can't get a good meal for less than $10 USD (About 10,000 won).

[@flxwsome]

I loveee Pocari too!! We have it here in Hong Kong and it’s super refreshing

[@LeeJustin-e4s]

이거보고 뭔가 해외에 떠나고 싶어 ㅠㅠ 여행하면서 이 음식들 다 먹어보고 싶다~!

[@hellohazel11]

jika kamu suka manis, u must try kue lupis gula merah in indonesia.

[@kedondongimut567]

Martabak manis dong 😊 masa mie goreng kurang riset 😅

[@jihandena445]

Martabak mah lumayan mahal, inikan temanya makanan termurah gimana sih

[@Xufeng04]

Ini di korea kocak ,,gk ad yg jual begituan,klo ad pasti mahal krna beda harga bahan2 ny,, dan ini TEMA NYA MAKANAN MURAH ,

[@Xufeng04]

INI TEMA NY MAKANAN MURAH

[@angguns4764]

​@@Xufeng04tergantung cheapest nya itu di negara sendiri/di negara pas bikin kontennya mang, kl dinegara sendiri comparing rupiah to won banyak bgt yg cheap, buryam, nasgor jg cheap. Tp ini bad choice bgt pilihannya malah mi instan wkwk mending jg bikin migoreng yg homemade, sad but true. Kocak

[@jaediatama5195]

Yang indonesia harusnya pisang goreng, tempe, atau tahu gitu kek lebih murah lebih indonesia banget lah ini malah indomie.

[@bangwanalfian6673]

Iya betul, sayang banget ya jajanan kayak gitu ga dipopulerin. Mungkin cari di negara lokasi syuting nya susah kali ya

[@blue2880]

Kan bisa bikin sendiri tinggal liat di youtube, mgkn kenalin indomie krn lbh gampang dibeli

[@hogrider7703]

Yang dimaksud Makan pagi bukan camilan. Bubur ayam, mie ayam, pecel

[@AustinWang-qm9gi]

@@hogrider7703lah lu pikir mi instan makan pagi??? Emak gua aja ngomel klo gua sarapan pake mi instan😅… mestinya tuh kek gorengan, lontong sayur, nasi uduk, bubur ayam, atau apalah yg biasa buat makan pagi… kocak ah 😅😅😅

[@asmilamila6164]

Bener padahal kalok pagi biasanya nasi goreng atuh gorengan atau pecel biasanya pagi2 banyak yg jual atau jajanan pasar orang Indo yg penting ada kopi atau teh makan nya cukup ubi rebus kalok mie instan kurang cocok

[@mohammedzohan3787]

Sab log toh wahi hain... Wo India wali kaise badal gayi?

[@praveendaulat]

R u from India brother

[@sarahwashington1461]

Why are you guys not bringing the sauces! Especially the chutney!

[@Jstmeau]

In Indonesia we have lemper, bacang and many 'kue basah' that more cheaper than instant noodles

[@pocky11stick]

Indonesia doesn't only had mie goreng and nasi goreng 😊 please prepare something else next time

[@impagowda]

Awesome Show❤ dont belittle yourself 😊 for everyone there is always room for improvement 😊

[@jamalaziz5021]

Oh thanks God we asians can united

[@탐진치-j4t]

I think Vietnam came up with a dish called banh mi due to French influence. These days, it is increasingly difficult to find street food under 5,000 won in Korea, so it would be quicker to find lunch boxes or triangle kimbap at nearby convenience stores like in Japan. These days, there are very few 1,000 won gimbap in Korea. Even in local markets, the typical price is 1,500 to 2,000 won. It's usually 2000-3000 won, so use a convenience store instead.

[@xW0ntons]

I wish they brought back the other Vietnamese girl she was more expressive and fun.

[@Kaybye555]

Her and the indian girl. The others are much more extrovert, which is better for entertainment

[@bhavnadass]

Plss guys wat curry curry every time. We have a proper name spell that.

[@twinklebts293]

Indian food could have been chosen something else...its not appealing comparing with other foods...and Partha and pappad totally different stuff they don't match together well.

[@ChinnaNeduri]

They should try Butter naan 😅😫🤤

[@ahn.544]

Indonesia punya bubur ayam, nasi lengko, nasi uduk, nasi kucing, nasi gudeg dll, malah mie lagi dan lagi, mie semua negara juga punya, hadeh

[@aravindnaik5018]

she says Indians usually put meat in parathas..😂😂

[@emilyaxx]

kenapa dikenalinnya mie goreng terus dah, sekali kali kenali gorengan indo, bakso atau apa, mie goreng tuh udah banyak banget gak si dan jarang juga dimakan buat cemilan gitu

[@Indriz008]

Indonesia fans😘

[@ssachinu]

Choosing aloo paratha as cheapest indian food. Dumb. And calling that piece as alloo pararha was even dumber. That didnt look like a stuffed spicy alloo paratha 😒

[@j.d.4697]

I love banh mi though, and everything with dried seaweed.

[@growlithe7771]

Kotoha #1 cutie

[@purnapriyanka2842]

Gosh stop saying curry every time you touch any Indian food . Aloo Paratha is far from having any curry

[@SinarNila]

I liked this video because I identify that I would eat all healthy dishes with only healthy animal and vegetable fillings. If I were to try it, I would start with India, Indonesia and Vietnam, then Korea, Japan and China. Of all the foods mentioned on the Korean table, the most expensive is Japanese and the cheapest is Indian, followed by Indonesian and Vietnamese. I loved the video and the presentation of the dishes. 🤗🌹💋❤️💕🥰💋🌹🥂🥂🥂🥂Affectionate and sweet kisses to all the ladies in the hugs video.

[@robhitturrohmiachmad4428]

As Indonesia rather than show indomie, it would be better if she show another meal. Maybe like pentol it's actually snack, but many of us use this as a meal.

[@ritukotiyal]

Which language are they using to converse? I mean everyone speaks in a different language but there seems to be one common language which they are using. It is so nice to see how smooth their conversation is, keep it up girls!

[@valerielasena977]

korean and english 😂

[@ritukotiyal]

@@valerielasena977 Thank you 😊

[@BOPENKK]

Makanan sarapan Indonesian biasanya bubur ayam dan mie goreng termasuk juga 😀👍

[@xianyingx]

Lontong Sayur, dan juga Nasi Uduk, kue lupis juga bisa.. Ya kan.. 👍

[@BOPENKK]

@@xianyingx Yoi 👍

[@Gavriel-og6jv]

2:32 Vietnamese girl: lost in her own world. 2:56 Lost again.

[@kentnguyen9363]

The Vietnamese and Indo girls are so quiet and kinda look bored in this ep. The Viet girl don't even focus on the conversation

[@alandikamaksum3572]

Mbak yang Indonesia selalu kalem 🙏

[@iikouwuii]

Hiiiiiii! i am new

[@praveendaulat]

Where are you from

[@Xxbur]

Man I want to eat double Mi! Banh Mi stuffed with Mi goreng!

[@koerindoe]

Masa sarapan makan mie 😭 Harusnya Nasi uduk atau nasi kuning ditemenin gorengan tahu atau tempe

[@AustinWang-qm9gi]

Nah iya makanya, emak gua aja ngomel klo gua makan mi pagi2 krn ga sehat 😥

[@asmilamila6164]

Iya bener padahal pagi2 itu banyak banget yg jualan nasi2an kayak pecel gitu pagi2 banyak kok malah mie lebih cocokan ubi rebus sama teh doang daripada mie

[@kedondongimut567]

Kalau nggak bubur ayam ke, nasi uduk, model sarapan di Indonesia kan banyak😅

[@Xufeng04]

Lawak ,,ini tema nya MAKANAN MURAH ,, dan ini jg syuting di korea, suru bapak lu buat nasi uduk trs kirim ke sana

[@Xufeng04]

​@@asmilamila6164ini di korea lawak 😂

[@dimeitrimarilyn1686]

Please try Rawon the most soup in the world. ❤❤❤

[@harshucore]

Shwetha so cute

[@heenakudu9512]

Wtf they didn't get anything else in indian food??food looked really bad though.cheapest food in india is vadapav bruhh.

[@lanumongla7699]

Where is yuki😢😭💗

[@anicar2125]

Ahem.. I can taste kimchi flavour from korean meal 🍴🍱

[@abdulazis-sd3qz]

Nasi kuning lah... Klo mie goreng mah makanan tengah malam

[@mangobutter99999]

For Chinese, cheaper than Baozi is Youtiao or a fried Chinese donut

[@jcs5682]

现在油条比包子贵很多 在杭州是这样的

[@yakutahuned5531]

You can't really get a meal in 1000 won here its basically 64 rs. Yeah but you definitely can get snacks in that amount and they're great. We really enjoy your videos ..hope you get to try indian food "IN INDIA "

[@summerrose791]

Vietnamese food is vastly underrated and for some people it’s considered low class which is an absolute shame .

[@lanhuong4883]

The Chinese girl in this video looks really like Actress Ni Ni. I mean, not only the outside look but also her charisma. 😮

[@rahulspeaks9339]

OH GOD THAT CURRRY WORD 😂😂😂😂

[@ami-kun9657]

Actually nasi kucing is more cheaper than indomie :)

[@fet7353]

Banh mi viet nam😍😍😍😍

[@Ngaihawma420]

This video also teaches us that Korea and Japan are expensive af lol.They say its cheap if its under 5 dollars while you can buy Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner here in India for that price

[@AestheticLyricsGirly]

When i didnt know about gimbap i thought it was sushi lmao but now ik it is gimbap