KOREAN STREET FOOD TOUR IN SEOUL! (MYEONDONG DISTRICT...OMG) | SAM THE COOKING GUY

[@Rocky-or4rz]

I went all over the world when I was in the Navy, and South Korea is still my absolute favorite place for food to this day. You just cannot beat Korean street food and Korean BBQ.

[@ryanperry9472]

Wow! This looks like so much fun! I would EASILY rather spend $150 on all of this food/evening instead of sitting in a restaurant being locked into the one meal you chose! What a great time!

[@maxpower1293]

Total agree. ... or just locked with girls, coks and beer. For 150/ h every weekend.😅 Not always fun. I'm trying to break out. Maybe 😄

[@markthomas6045]

You guys should literally travel the world and explore food from around the globe. These episodes are so fun to watch! When you're done you bring the best recipes back and reproduce them at home with the STCG twist!

[@g54b95]

And the best part is, IT'S ALL A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE BUSINESS EXPENSE!!!

[@maxpower1293]

That would be fantastic.😮 I just can't wait... 😅

[@TimHunold]

Korean street food is amazing, I loved getting egg sandwiches there. Notice how clean the streets around the carts are. When I saw the sugar on the ground I immediately wanted Sam to pick it up.

[@gryndyl]

That's how you know it's early evening. By three AM there will be flyers for noraebangs and brothels littered all over the place as well as a few "kimchi flowers". Then at 4 AM the secret army of ajima will come through with their brooms and spruce the whole thing back up again.

[@TimHunold]

@@gryndyl {{singing}}} "the circleeeeee of lllliiiiffffeeeee"

[@scottboettcher1344]

Max/Chance, your filming and editing is otherworldly here; better than an Audi TV commercial. A HUGE Attago!!!

[@vincenzosplate]

Great food tour Sam. Cant wait to visit Korea

[@ciripa]

hope you ll do a colab with Sam! :D

[@waxcpc]

Video quality is legit in this video. Well done guys.

[@metromusic5725]

Its too mixed and suppressed. But I dont know what options they had.

[@charlescalvert8273]

Korean, anything food is awesome!

[@notworthadamn]

Just got back from Seoul two days ago. Such amazing sights, smells and the food was amazing. Bulgogi Corn dogs, k-bbq, Korean Fried Chicken. It was amazing stuff.

[@Quesoverga]

You guys are like the perfect family to celebrate holidays with. Down to earth and love different things. Open minded

[@soldierfox]

My favorites were Yaki-Mandu and Chicken/Egg/Chz Sandwich 🙌 I was stationed there for over a year

[@Virginiafox21]

The yellow bit of the kimbap is usually pickled daikon, as far as I know. Colored with turmeric probably.

[@StephieSassyPants]

I absolutely loved this episode so much! Extremely entertaining, fun, educational and beautifully shot! Great to see the boys on the screen more, too! Bravo Sam, Max & Chance!!! 👏👏👏

[@StephieSassyPants]

@Official_samthecookingguy_-- Awesome! What? 😃

[@mandamorris7934]

Oh how fun is this!!! Apparently I'm toooo middle American white bread... Need to broaden my horizons! Thanks guys!! Had to edit... I was with you right up to the chicken feet.. Please feel free to have mine!

[@rebeccabrown1951]

Enjoyed this so much! Love seeing all the foods from other countries. Your knowledge was showing. 😉

[@casualsteps]

The sweet potatoes that the vendor called pumpkins are in fact a stand of sweet potatoes that are often called “pumpkin sweet potatoes”. These are softer, have an orange tint, and sweeter than normal ones. Thanks for the fun video!

[@kathydunlap5345]

Omg... love ithe video and the food. Thank you. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@rick262]

Looks great! I'm a big fan of Korean food. When I was there one of my favorite things was their seafood noodle soups.

[@jasonb8092]

Was in Korea during 1994-1995 while in the military…loved the food

[@Normchop]

Thanks for your service, and the food looks awesome!

[@TomRil]

Same I lived there for 3 years while in the Army 45 years ago miss it every day!

[@TheSuperspatz]

My god, you guys were hilarious, it all looked delicious but the way you interacted and the banter was pure gold. Thank you for making my night 👍

[@TheSuperspatz]

@Official_samthecookingguy_-- hope it's another great recipe Sam, been catching up on your older videos. Just saw the surprise sake wagyu, your face was like a little kid at Christmas lmfao

[@gregorycobb]

This was fun to watch. Great to see dad and his boys enjoying things 99% of people who watch this will never experience. Keep up the great content!

[@jarchiec]

I was stationed in Korea in 1985. I've been to Myeongdong-po many times. You should take a trip to the JSA while you are there and see the DMZ for yourselves. Also go to Itaewon.

[@gryndyl]

Lived in Korea for two years so I LOVE your Korea videos. Just saying that if you ever get to go back you should check out Busan instead of Seoul. Whole different vibe.

[@KalvinPatel]

what are the best spots to visit?

[@gryndyl]

@@KalvinPatel Jagalchi fish market and the adjacent street markets of Nanpodong if you're looking for the foodie experience. Beomeosa (temple) if you're looking for the cultural experience. Haeundae beach has lots of stuff to do as well; aquarium, swimming, shopping, food, etc.

[@zevle176]

myeongdong street food is awesome. can't wait to visit again. thanks for making me hungry as always! 😀

[@ShaiDHenry]

Love when the guys are included more!

[@donno1970]

You need to come to Thailand. Bangkok has the best street food in the world.

[@melissamay7778]

Oh ya hit Thailand … head over to Hua Hin for the good stuff !!! Less people and not far away .. hey it is where the king goes so how bad can that be to visit !!! Have you been to Malaysia yet .. MALLACA street food killer …

[@Dabeachguy]

I’ve tried Japanese street food but I’ve been dying to try Korean street food as well.

[@big2753]

Always fun with a father son outing.

[@MomedicsChannel]

Sam, that grilled cheese thing is very similar to Bread Cheese in Wisconsin that came from Scandanavia

[@brianfrolo245]

Bread cheese is crack. Never dipped mine in coffee tho. Drizzled over honey or maple syrup.

[@warpspeedracer]

Awesome. Get a carton of soju and you're set. I once saw on the menu a "Bread sandwich set". Of course the translation is not always one to one.

[@robynp22]

Brown cheese is caramelized cheese, that’s why it tasted like caramel. Yum!

[@tanilium]

I'd love to see you make some of those, including the breakfast toast they do!

[@FreeBird614Two]

Best walking taco type episode ever... the man in the street, chef in the street perspective is fun and evocative!

[@Drby_]

You guys should do this more! So fun. Go places and just eat stuff

[@dalefirebirdd]

This type of video is sweet can you guys do more of this

[@patcaza6166]

wow, totally digging the going out in the world and tasting, great job guys 👍

[@leehilt2544]

Was stationed in Korea for a while and was easily the favorite assignment due to the food!

[@forsaken1776]

I loved Korea. I was in the Jihaeng area. We went to virtual baseball and drank Soju while we played. So much fun.

[@berryoaks]

GOOD GRIEF SAM!!!!!! This is one of the very best videos y'all have done. Maybe start foodie globe trotting? Go for it.

[@Steve_Takes]

I had to comment, this episode was fantastic! Thank you for the great content

[@57koop]

Love your channel and your crew! Thanks Sam.

[@davva360]

OMG my sugar went up the moment I saw that sugared fruit LOL. Have to say the crew deserves some appreciation. The quality of the videography is top notch.

[@DerekBolli]

Agreed. Sort of like a mini version of the fairground toffee apples I remember as a child

[@Bannachs]

If you’re gonna keep doing this Korea thing you should go to the Bear Paw. It’s near Camp Humphrey’s and it’s tan by a couple of Canadians. You’ll feel right at home.

[@emet17s]

Yes, Korea loves their cheese!!

[@darkmoon4135]

This is a new side to your channel that I am really starting to enjoy!

[@shamshieldd214]

i miss south korea. stationed there at camp casey back in the day. going to Seoul and eating at all the food carts was the best. there was a place near camp casey called dino meat, korean bbq. all you can eat meat for 20 bucks. the metro takes about an hour from seoul. if you haven't, get a metro card from a train station. you can use it in the cabs as well. well worth it

[@frankmacleod2565]

Nice to see you out having fun

[@thatgoodjuju]

Myeongdong is for tourists! I'd recommend Namdaemun market.

[@1shagg420]

Wow that is the cleanest looking city I've ever seen.

[@DerekBolli]

The strawberry pancake pudding looked delicious, like a version of panna cotta. That street needs a food court area where you can sit down and eat though. I think the Singapore hawker centres have the right idea. Great video Sam, Maxi and Chancey 👍🥰

[@adsrentals]

WHAT A FOOD COMA!! Lobster is made for cheese...I love my smoked lobster mac and cheese with the inclusion of green chilies!!! Great episode!!

[@adsrentals]

Please make SPAGHETTI ALL'ASSASSINA with a Sam the Cooking Guy spin, I'm waiting for your next cookbook! Enjoy all your recipes and the fantastic humor with "the boys"! I'm a 69+ solo who loves to cook and enjoys to eat!! Have you ever tried alligator? (YUM)

[@Squarebulb]

The yellow piece inside the kimbap is pickled radish 😊

[@bugbuddy1771]

Great video, thank you for taking us with you.

[@lakaies174]

Sam, I hope you’re back in Korea the next time my wife and I go back, need to show you a different side of Korean street food (and restaurants) outside of Myeongdong which is quite a touristy area. Love seeing these videos

[@williamfields7327]

When I was stationed in Korea in 1991 sugar was a no no. Seoul has changed dramatically. The food looks amazing. I’d like to go back. Thanks for the video Sam, you planned my next vacation!

[@CodyCha]

McDonald’s changed everything

[@williamfields7327]

@Official_samthecookingguy_- big fan Sam

[@ruthr.8496]

I lived there for over 4yrs!!! That part of Seoul has so much yummy food ❤️❤️❤️

[@dazuotv]

Thank you for the nice video of Korean street food tour in Seoul 👍

[@docohm50]

I was in Osan 27 miles away with the Air Force back in 1985. Brought back memories. Awesome video guys 👍

[@rgruenhaus]

Fruit in a sugar glaze is the same as a candy apple around Thanksgiving day

[@fliiguy247]

Been watching for years this was a very fun episode. These are a treat. Keep up the great work. Love the family interaction.

[@fartherdude5062]

Hell yea this looks awesome I love these type of episodes.

[@rogers7567]

mark wiens impression was hilarious 5:42

[@theneighborskitchen]

Great video gentlemen, thank you so much for sharing.

[@richardcroce1022]

Enjoyed this immensely! Thanks for sharing.

[@scottmcwave9479]

Great show boys! Chicken claws for the win!

[@ashleyvictoria6754]

Sam is such a dad 🤭

[@fidelcastro9579]

Love Korean food.

[@davidhaile2727]

Dude The relationship with your boys is so awesome. 👍🙏

[@Mike_Spina]

LOVED this episode!!!!

[@raythomas9982]

Absolutely some of the best work you fellas have ever done. Bravo!

[@roleckzful]

loved this episode thanks for taking us around!

[@masterfood7916]

Wow, finally you visited South Korea. If you still are in Korea, I would really recommend to visit to Byeoki Galbi (Premium Korean Steakhouse). The Korean beef (Hanwoo) will blow you mind. Have fun!

[@ritchierich2793]

3:09 dad just trolling the kids..😂😂😂

[@deliqueen2911]

Everything looked mashesoyo (delicious).

[@ogjk]

Korean street food is so epic. Highley recomend as a affordable Asian foodie destination.

[@marcclapton]

So good to see Chance went on this trip!!!

[@quick.easy.eat23]

It’s awesome to see you in Korea yay 😁 my hometown!! Thanks for sharing ❤ I dearly miss out there!

[@lheiser2]

The Best of the Best. Very great show. I would love to do street food in Korea, Japan, many of the Southern Asia territories.

[@lheiser2]

@Official_samthecookingguy_- what is the suprise

[@krissolson7043]

It looks like you guys are having fun. Thanks for taking me along!

[@alec2247]

I was stationed in Korea in 2015 and I still miss the food and talk about it a lot lol I need to go back! Best fried chicken ever hands down

[@keithdayton7345]

Sam yelling in the background “it wears off quick boys” might be my favorite moment on this channel in the years I’ve been watching😂

[@kevinmaddox4198]

The girl at 7:30 walks by shaking her head, says "no good". Lol. Good episode

[@LordShockwave9]

One of the best episodes I've watched because as a L.A. guy, I love my street food. Excellent work guys.

[@kirbyelliott7865]

Good show fellas!😊👍✌️

[@hackfabrication139]

I'd love to hang out with this trio!

[@dougiereid4205]

this was excellent more of this content please

[@zubbymouse1]

Jap chae…the bulgogi and glass noodle dish. It’s a fave and plenty recipes are online. (Wouldn’t mind a Sam version.) As for the sign for chicken skewers…we differentiate between marinated and unmarinated meats quite a bit. Unfortunately, translation generators still don’t have the finesse of native speakers. We use the word “saeng” to mean simple/fresh/undressed/unmarinated/raw…take ur pick.

[@TheWavys]

This is perfect! im going next month and will have to make a stop in this area =)

[@FreeBird614Two]

bucket list item, win a chance to do Korean Street food with STCG and the crew!

[@mmeister13]

Great video! Looking forward to more Korean videos! As to "raw" chicken, I think they wanted to say fresh chicken, not frozen. Pumpkin sweet potato (호박고구마) is just a Korean terminology to describe a particluar kind of sweet potato, that has a texture akin to pumpkin when cooked. Similarly, there's also a chestnut sweet potato (밤고구마), again there's no chestnut in it, but just another type of sweet potato in Korea. There's also "water sweet potato" (물고구마) as well, which, as you can guess, is juicier than the chestnut or pumpkin varieties.

[@ericdoolittle6813]

Chicken on a stick is the best! I speak from experience when I say, it’s even better walking back to the house after a “night out”.

[@stevejohnson2284]

More content like this please. Great episode.

[@robertcassey4014]

This was great. Thanks guys. Reminds of street food in Okinawa.

[@eldude-iv8dw]

I wanna see more travel food vids of you three. These are fantastic! Love the riffing between you all. 👏

[@user-bl4ez3sh5g]

Great content! Super good, and good to see a chef so lean and healthy looking. Goes to show you that if you eat good food, you don’t have to look unhealthy. Keep it going Sam! Watching every show since the pandemic hit.

[@user-bl4ez3sh5g]

@UChr9zYfFa2cFWovjPwcKsng neat! What is it?

[@justinbakhtiari3199]

I need to go to Korea!

[@justinbakhtiari3199]

@Official_samthecookingguy_--what’s the surprise?!

[@user-pf8tz9de9r]

Pumkin sweet potato is one breed of sweet potatoes which has similar texture of pumpkin. That’s why it is called pumpkin sweet potato. It is nothing to do with pumkin though😂 It is amazingly sweet and soft. It is interesting to watch your video as a Korean😊

[@TheWavys]

Cool to see the fam just hangin out and having a good time~

[@maxstone9148]

Awesome! Sam, which other countries will you visit on this trip?