Myeongdong Seoul: 8 DELICIOUS MUST TRY Foods (Michelin Mandu, Street Food, Raw Marinated Crab)

[@VOID-bw5jc]

What a lovely couple! Your explanaion is just perfect.

[@TwoHappyBellies]

Thank you! 😃

[@임정환-q7d]

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[@TwoHappyBellies]

aww kamsa hamnida! thank you!

[@KoreaWalkingToursTV]

I want to go there😅😅😅

[@TwoHappyBellies]

it's awesome and not to be missed if you visit Korea!

[@skatingcanuck9837]

At the bbq place the leaves you had were perilla leaves (not sushi leaves). I'm glad you tried Jeju Black Pork. I am impressed you enjoyed the marinated crab because it is not a beginner dish for tourists.

[@keyenamay]

how come this channel doesnt have more likes you can just tell the amount of effort yall put into your videos

[@TwoHappyBellies]

thanks that's so kind of you

[@lokangteng]

color, background music, quality,,,,,,,,,,, your clip is so professional. (it is like some music video) i love that.

[@TwoHappyBellies]

thank you! glad u enjoyed it!

[@장성환-k1n]

And If you want... you can get Korean side dishes(반찬) for free. That's the rule of korean restaurants. So if you need more side dishes, ask side dishes to the master at any restaurants in korea ^^

[@장성환-k1n]

Thank you for your visiting to korea~ ♡♡ But In fact I am korean.. the street food of 명동 is very expensive that make me angry!! Sorry...ㅜㅜ Street vendors have their conscience!! 😢 so I recommend you another good foods. good luck and take care~!

[@장성환-k1n]

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[@Lana-ro6cb]

Wearing a spaghetti strap shirt in Korea is inappropriate. As an Asian you should know that or at least respect their culture. Smh 🙄

[@keyenamay]

or instead of judging them maybe use your brain and realize they didnt know theyre videos have been very respectful of korea not everyone is gonna know everything about where they are traveling unless theyre locals.and the fact her outfit isn’t inappropriate because its layered and isn’t showing her shoulders

[@MPPG663]

I don't see many people of color in Korea. Do you have any cultural insight on the general view of visitors who aren't Caucasian?