THE PRIVILEGE RESTAURANT IN NORTH KOREA - PART 1

[@josebonilla2253]

I have just recently found this channel and am completely fascinated. Such a different life Comparatively to everything.

[@jakaparker]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@kozstrausem]

@@jakaparker Omg he's still alive

[@WarHundred]

​@user-wz5ud4mn4yhe is the diplomat 😎

[@didsthecat1503]

@user-wz5ud4mn4y Well he technically hasn’t filmed anything that would put the country in a bad light, but I wonder if he had some sort of agreement with government officials to do this

[@Oliver919]

Thanks for a new North Korea video! I loved the old ones - I keep rewatching them. I'm looking for more excellent content!

[@trtprtka]

Spousta krásných videí je na tomto kanále, děkuji za ně a budu čekat na další. Zdravím z České republiky.

[@averyangrydoggo7305]

Nauč se anglicky

[@MZKottek]

@@averyangrydoggo7305 этот канал смотрят со всего мира, с разных стран и не у всех есть возможность учить английский.

[@BillVol]

So fascinating. Thanks, Jaka.

[@AmziAsher]

Jaka I’ve been watching your content for several years. Thank you! ❤

[@bluecollarwatches7048]

As I watch some of your videos, this reminds me so much of the South Korea of the 80’s that I know. I really learned to enjoy the food over there, there’s a Korean restaurant near the va hospital and I always stop there to eat the one older lady is from North Korea and we always have a nice visit and she will make dishes for me not on the menu.

[@Normancito860]

Cream of birch bark, rat soup and mixed grass salad sound super fun but I'll have to pass.

[@LTravelG]

I cannot help but think about how many people in North Korea wish they could enjoy a hearty meal, let alone a feast like this..

[@RazPerignon]

North Korea is the most well fed nation in the world, stop believing the lies!

[@breebw]

I cannot help but think about how many people in the USA wish they could enjoy a hearty meal, let alone a feast like this..

[@thomasjames5757]

@@breebw A lot less than in North Korea, that's for sure...

[@LTravelG]

@@breebw With grass soup being the most common dish outside of Pyongyang, you should probably consider checking your privilege.

[@MCXM111]

@@LTravelG with nasty fast food like McDonald's and Burger King being the most common food in the West you should probably consider checking your privilege. I wouldn't even feed that to my dog because I care about my pet.

[@gabooper]

the silence is so loud and the emptiness is eerie. the way the workers are just sitting around looking bored... even if this isn't staged its obvious that this isn't for the general public. i'm aware that this is for "privileged" folks but it does nothing to debunk what we know about NK. it's just wild how people continue to defend them as if they were personally affected.

[@chamonix4658]

north korea fans are some of the weirdest people on the planet

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

It's pretty amusing how it's so bad there that their propaganda still looks pathetic

[@cindyjulia1904]

Waa new video!! Kangen bangt sama vlog²nyaa akhirnya setelah sekian lama up lagiii

[@dusk_ene]

The best part of this video was the few second clip of the kid just chilling on the luggage cart. Love it

[@usahakita2508]

Vibes hotel 70'an nya asik banget, berasa balik ke Hotel Samudera Indah (Palabuhanratu) tahun 90'an. Setelah ganti ke INA, jadi banyak pembaharuan..

[@koustubh]

Hope this country gets freedom someday

[@troobix_s]

ha-ha-ha, to get the illusion of freedom you have?

[@koustubh]

Commie triggered

[@st20332]

@@troobix_s ha-ha-ha, to have the delusions you have.

[@troobix_s]

@@st20332 The best illusion is the one that is not suspected. In other words: a chewing sheep does not bleat.

[@MCXM111]

North Koreans hope that one day you guys will be free from evil liberalism and digital GULAG.

[@Saint696Anger]

I'm surprised you're still able to get footage out of that country without interruptions

[@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435]

Lol, of course he can😂 north Korea is nothing like what your average Western media narrative wants you to believe.

[@SonofBombay]

@@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435 First of all, these are older recordings, secondly, he has a special status because of his wife (a diplomat), an average North Korean cannot take recordings and send them abroad. Third, what's wrong with Western reporting on North Korea?

[@multatuli1]

@@SonofBombay western news are very biased

[@AlxzAlec]

It’s not as hard as our media wants us to believe. I wonder if anyone even told you it’s hard or if you’re imagining it because you have a terrible image of the DPRK

[@AlxzAlec]

@@SonofBombay He’s not even North Korean.

[@Katonoficial1240]

Wow bro , theres been long time no saw u , im glad ur back ur girls ur so growth good vibes from Perù

[@angel1xoxo]

this was so relaxing to watch. you have such a beautiful family. thank you for sharing 🤎

[@jakaparker]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@misterxmistery7424]

Relaxing to watch an Indonesian diplomat and his family having privileged dinner in a place reserved for diplomats only, while local North Koreans starve and get by? Of course.

[@angel1xoxo]

@@misterxmistery7424 Claro que si

[@tianovski79]

wah sudah ada video baru, sukses dan sehat selalu mas Jaka beserta istri dan keluarga

[@sangpejuang9859]

Kyak nya video lama

[@judithoconnor6442]

The children were adorable. And the menu looked wonderful. I’m hungry just looking at it.

[@1takesituation]

This comment is wonderful

[@spok_7300]

as a malaysian, i wish our country didnt have bad relations with NK so i can visit there someday :( anyways great video! love seeing north korea(in how different life is)

[@exp_5110]

saat sudah dewasa temen2nya pamer pernah keluar negeri ke perancis, amerika, dll ini gw pernah ke korea utara. anjay ga ada lawan

[@dimasfebrian1399]

😂😂😂😂

[@byyrka8710]

Benar memang mantap full mantap betul korea utara negara introvet tapi jika kau mau coba pacaran ama perempuan di sana ,cakep cakep tau😆,lucu,terus aja dia keluar dari negaranya dan jadi WNI

[@MazL1996]

Tiap negara punya aturan masing masing , selagi anda taat ya biasa saja di Korea Utara , musuh utama mereka mah Amerika

[@andabelumberuntung4388]

saat temenya pamer foto pameran busana di milan, dia pamer foto parade rudal di pyongyang 😂

[@puputedit7020]

Lunas yg pamer liburan di eropa.. ngeri" sedap 😂

[@Korpsaws]

This was a gem of a video. Wow, your approach with the kids is magical. I loved it (edit: Your calmness, low speaking volume and attention to the little details that they are talking about. Parents in North America should take note. )

[@Bates1960]

Welcome back and been a while again. Love all your North Korean videos. Thank you for always showing the better side of the north.

[@henbe]

The better side is the only side he is allowed to show

[@kimberly_tan]

@@henbe i bet you watched lot of propaganda videos about NK. 😅 pls open your eyes DH.

[@illg2228]

@@kimberly_tan you live there or something?

[@henbe]

@@kimberly_tan Bro your conspiracy theories show your low iq. I understand you're communist which is a representation of your low already but that's a big far

[@threerottenpeach]

@@illg2228 fr

[@azaðe99]

Ramazan Mubarek from Germany ❤

[@billhayes5581]

Not quite as much background noise as your standard Texas Roadhouse, in fact it’s eerie.

[@puputedit7020]

Tempatnya privasi banget.. terimakasih bang vidionya sehat sllu😊

[@MichaelBennett1]

The hero returns. That place looked nice…and empty :). The kids seemed to enjoy it too.

[@Frogs84]

This is the most interesting channel on KZbin. Weird they say happy new year in English?

[@northascrowsfly]

I laughed way too much when your daughter sneezed her snot across the food. 😂 For some reason, I thought your kids would behave differently because of your work and life, but after watching many of your videos, I see that they are normal little (adorable) brats. I hope you can keep your sanity as they grow. 😁

[@goognamgoognw6637]

i enjoyed your comment, i was surprised the parents didn't say anything when she sneezed her snot across the food, but then realized that is normal family behavior.

[@mam_moslemawakemoslem]

Rasa penasaran q membuat aq jadi subscriber mu om.. Thank for sharing

[@chinoyhouse8247]

Hi Jaka, what do you do there in North Korea? Thanks for the amazing videos. It’s great that you’re with family. ❤

[@issoyanggraini4907]

His wife is indonesian diplomat in north korea

[@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole]

For context, my understanding is that generally speaking 100 North Korean currency is equal to 1 USD. So these meals seem to be priced between $3.50 to $30. Make sense for the steak as beef is North Korea is extremely rare.

[@slapahoe69]

I think it's actually more like 900 north Korean currency is 1 usd

[@teaen2298]

And he used chinese yuan for his check 😂

[@AquaWaifu]

Thanks for the video, stay safe over there ^_^

[@misterxmistery7424]

These are all pre-2017 videos

[@cloverajazz6743]

Im Southeast Asian too my children were born and raised in South Korea,and your children in North Korea impressive😅…my dream to visit North Korea someday,i find the country fascinating,im an observer of human life i don't include myself on any political views.

[@E7_Festive_Eda]

Thank you for the useful video where you can get a glimpse of the lives of red people.

[@cassiterite1619]

Что бы не было неясностей, судя по всему он Индонезийский посол, из-за этого такие привелегии...

[@_-eYuLiXiaoLong-_]

是的，而且太酷了。

[@fit9710]

asik konten korut baruuuu. sehat terus mas jaka sekeluarga. suka banget sama konten korutnya. jadi penasaran pengen main ke sana juga.

[@Daffa_ML]

Kalo kakak pengen ke sana silahkan karena aku takut nya saat pengen ke negara lain kan ada perbatasan nya jadi gak boleh keluar dari Korea Utara kak gitu aku takut juga

[@edinugroho8148]

Ayo kapan😂

[@niashofiana5322]

Aku smntra ini ckup nonton aja korutnya, blm kepikiran pngen kesana wkwk

[@dathunderman4]

Love how they don’t wanna call it a sushi so they call it “vinegard rice” lol

[@Schlipperschlopper]

In USSR it was Sushsky

[@shannonharvey7156]

Looks nice. Too nice. 💀 Anyways, have y'all listened to B.R.M.C? Black Rebel Motorcycle Club? Love that band! I enjoy the songs: Beat the devil's tattoo and Weapon of Choice.

[@rexrabbiteer]

That country looks like it stopped advancing since the 1980s. Everything looks tacky 1980s style lol

[@nagaempress]

Your back!!!! I love it!

[@halo6142]

Mas jaka semoga sehat selalu dan Godbless amin,salam dari indonesia

[@pslaw]

Lucky you! Enjoy your stay in Pyongyang 👍

[@UllaPfeiffer]

It’s absolutely CRAZY to see a Scandinavian beer like Carlsberg in NORTH KOREA omg

[@ww1zardd]

Same with Russian beer Baltika 1:09

[@bulgaria_681]

​@ww1zardd Eh Russian products in North Korea isn't so surprising

[@SketchTurnerZero]

@@ww1zardd LOOOOL! You are right!!!!

[@dmitri9403]

I got it in Iran along with Absolute vodka served in PET

[@yumii155]

its almost as if western propaganda portrays north korea as something its not. dont get me wrong its still an authoritarian militaristic dictatorship BUT its still better compared to countries like cuba, at least north korea still has support from china so.

[@indriatamisuwardi3705]

Uang dolar yg ditolak kemungkinan patah atau thn produksi dah lama jd di tolak kasir. inget banget pertama kali kerja di expor impor klo bayar air/ocean freght selalu pake dolar. dan dapat tlp dari orang lapangan katanya uang dolar ga laku kr patah. what, patah gmn maksudnya? mana aku yg narik tunai dr bank masa di tolak. jd patah disini bukan sobek atau terbelah tp uang kertasnya ada bekas kelipat jd nyebutnya patah. makanya orang2 lapangan sama aku punya kotak pensil dr kaleng buat nyimpen uang dolar biar ga kelipet2 jd patah. klo taro dompet ya wassalam dah bakal di tolak. akhirnya uang yg thn lama dan patah2 aku tukar kembali ke bank tp degan rate yg sangat rendah.. hikss pelajaran berharga banget dah kerja di Expor impor.

[@jakaparker]

Kalo belanja di korut.. mereka ngasih kembalian pake dollar kucel dan dollar model lama, tapi nerima dollar kucel gak mau, saya dan istri sering adu argumen sama mereka, akhirnya kami sering nolak kembalian dollar yg kucel dan lusuh, padahal kami selalu kasih dollar terbaru

[@Basuko_Smoker]

Shit's mad weird when 90% of people you see are just staff

[@alexanderhuamani1158]

I’m glad they open doors 🚪 for you and family. I think they respect you as diplomatic

[@inh4855]

Yeah with how frequent North Korea have power outages, that's probably the last place I want to have sashimi in

[@galacticdirt2925]

Welcome back, I love your north korea videos. I cant stop watching them keep up the good work😅

[@elmanymt]

Babe wake up, new jaka parker video is up

[@kenjewell5619]

It is interesting getting an insight into the privilege side of North Korea, Thank you

[@Normancito860]

There's no one else there at the "Privilege" restaurant. Which leads me to think that maybe not many people have much privilege

[@TheNicky9905]

Wow Jaka I thought I'd lost you but you're back! You are my favourite north Korean propagandaist! I love the authenticity for sure, the ash trays on the dining table completes the 1980's look, so life like it almost looks real!

[@WarHundred]

He is not propaganda he is indonesian diplomat for north Korea

[@mokaputih3872]

the real propaganda is america

[@jamilsalem7584]

Waw man mashallah I thought you in jail because of videos nice to see you again 😅😊😻

[@isfahan7316]

Lol😂

[@rolfjohansen5376]

loots of beer in the entrance, this restaurant food must be luxury for many people

[@wednesdayaddams7033]

Have you ever got an interview offer from other media regarding your experience there ? i would love to watch if there's an english translation. You must be have a lot to tell.

[@kanethronder5616]

Thank you very much for your videos, very interesting, glad to see life from the view of a person, keep up the pure awesomeness ❤️🦄❤️

[@keidwyn]

Those little girls are adorable !!!

[@oalah7355]

KLO KASIH TIP BOLEH NGGAK, SEKALIAN LIHAT REAKSI MEREKA ... LOVE INDONESIA 💋💋💋💋💋

[@andymappatoba]

SAYA ORANG BUGIS MAKASSAR SULAWESI SELATAN KEPENGEN JALAN JALAN KE KOREA UTARA,, SAYA SUDAH KE SINGAPORE,MACAU DAN HONGKONG,,

[@dodykusumanto8377]

Sekarang Korea Utara masih tertutup untuk turis asing. Mereka memang salah satu negara yang paling awal menutup diri ketika awal-awal pandemi.

[@kelpojohny5562]

The prices are really cheap, and the foods looks so good, i would really want to eat in this restaurant🙂

[@RazPerignon]

Greatest restaurant in greatest Korea

[@st20332]

@@RazPerignon 🤨

[@smolpp585]

Damn how much they paying you?

[@ShezanSikandar]

Dont go inside kitchen they must be catching rats in the back so that they can find some protein for meal. 😆

[@Jambuc829]

Nah I’m good with Ruth Chris

[@bp6080]

All while (approximately) 95% of the rest of the country (including the military) is starving.

[@cpmow831]

I’d love to see Gordon Ramsey review this restaurant

[@RonHRO]

Die Preise sind Stabil für uns Deutsche. Für Nordkorea aber zu Teuer!

[@steveo6631]

It always seems like it takes longer to pay the bill than to shop/ eat in these places...

[@Tiye4]

Interesting the menu was also in English

[@perdidasinrumbo]

Oooh your kids are sooo big! How quick goes the time!

[@muhammadafifazzindani9667]

Sehat selalu bang Jaka dan keluarga 🔥🔥🔥

[@jakaparker]

Aamiin.. do'a yg sama untuk mu dan keluarga ya.. Aamiin

[@rahueesteestis]

As-Səlam Ələyküm brother!

[@issoyanggraini4907]

Waalaikumussalam

[@edyhusin2384]

ke pasar tradisional bang... kira2 bisa ga shot videoin secara aman.. pasar modern kan udah sering video nya keep spirit bro

[@Rose07011]

Amazing! Thankyou and please more videos from DPRK

[@Zane-It]

Hey jaka how's it going dude.

[@michelleanna893]

I know those kids are wondering why no one else is there........

[@prdoohan]

12:20 what was the issue with the currency? Did they prefer US dollar at first? But was it damaged somehow?

[@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole]

The USD ironically is the strongest and most preferred currency in NK from foreigners.

[@Basuko_Smoker]

@@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole It just all don't make sense

[@Reinsworth]

@@Basuko_Smoker inflation. Simple as that.

[@Basuko_Smoker]

@@Reinsworth lmao Inflation of what Exactly

[@heyholetsg0]

Yes, in most of 3rd world countries they won't accept even the slightest damaged dollars bill

[@imin2]

The only outcome is joining the two Koreas like Germany in 1989. Southern part should make the north great again.

[@georgeoldsterd8994]

Yeah, we've had something like this in the Soviet Union. In Moscow, and maybe a few other cities there were stores where you could buy Western goods, but they were restricted to specific people. There were stores where you could pay only with foreign currencies, chiefly US Dollars (I'm guessing they were for tourists and diplomats), and the goods there were actually well-made Soviet goods, whereas everywhere else people had to make do with the cheaply-made stuff. Also, a not very fun fun-fact: During WW2, some besieged cities (i.e. Leningrad, today's Saint-Petersburg) had restaurants for high-ranking Party and military officials. Here you had everything from simple bread to caviar to exotic fruits, and it was all fresh. And this was during the height of the siege, when there was famine (people were given a daily ration of 200 grams of barley bread made out of whatever was available; some people, like soldiers would get more, because they were supposed to protect the city), and it was also extremely cold. The patrons of those restaurants would engorge themselves on all that food and would simply throw away what remained. The staff (who were mostly simple people just following orders) only survived the siege by gathering the leftovers and feeding their families at the end of the day. One particular waiter got sent to prison (or executed, I don't remember) for serving buns that weren't "warm out the oven". Imagine that.

[@debra1363]

Plenty of Karen's here in the U.S.would love the power to send someone to prison for serving not-hot-enough rolls.I wish I was being facetious.

[@АннаТрефилова-д8э]

Про рестораны в осажденном Ленинграде это большой надутый фейк. Как вам не стыдно ткк врать.

[@russianbread925]

Not alot of customers also north korea uses USD that's crazy

[@Chrisss2112]

The restaurant doesn’t accept a $100.00 bill? Even if has the strip on the bill?

[@drdata1967]

Jakarta, how old is this footage? Your beautiful children look still very young...

[@gh-sn6ef]

I also noticed his daughters still looked the same as his old vids. Prob this is an old unposted clip His name is Jaka not jakarta😂

[@kamal_fahmi]

di korut ada kentang mustofa ternnyata 😁

[@fernandocardoso7102]

I'm impressed, they say it's forbidden to film in North Korea, how did you do it?

[@geraldsojono6794]

It's an older video, when he got back to Indonesia he started uploading his daily life in NK, but I believe his first 23 videos or something was uploaded in NK. It's because the internet there is slow, I think he explained it in the description in one of his most popular video.

[@Schlipperschlopper]

This looks better than most restaurants in Paris!

[@sprnkles]

Dude does this guy live in NK?? Clearly he does something important as he’s got a car, access to restaurants, and much more.

[@zombieguyproducion]

Embassy

[@grahamvandyke]

Not gonna lie it's incredibly strange watching you guys eating so well while the rest of the country you're in is starving.

[@YOUNGC1010]

Maybe because they are not starving out there and you watching too much United States propaganda that says they are😂

[@stoplookingatmychannel]

The heck you mean by that? 😂 So full of hypocrisy. So rich people can't eat good food cause others can't afford it? How about you Graham Van Dyke? Heck, even in his home country (Indonesia) lots of people are still in poverty and starving.

[@TunaStrata]

I mean, do you want them to starving too?

[@aan2931]

They are diplomat, not the people of NK. So I think that's reasonable

[@nyektijoe4590]

Menunya nasi uduk komplit😁

[@muhamadrifai3095]

Secara tidak langsung bang jaka promosiin pariwisata korea utara . Video bagus kaya gni pasti di bolehin klwr korea pas di cek . Gk akan di larang . Atau di hapus

[@fh_jar]

Bang, btw udah pindah ke usa kah? Kalo masih d korut update trus dong bang ke toko2 sama kalo bisa penasaran banget ke perumahan warga gitu, pengen tau gw gimana rumah2 warga disana gimana bentukanya dr luar and dalem 😂 Sama untuk aisyah sendiri itu gimana pendidikannya disana bang? Dia di ajarkan bahasa koreajugakah? 😂 Thanks bang Semoga d jwb rasa penasaran gw hhehe

[@princemaulana9091]

Kalo ada beasiswa KBRI saya pengen kesana :v

[@TunaStrata]

Beberapa minggu lalu pernah lihat iklan beasiswa korut di ig. Lupa nama ignya apa.

[@nierautomata1972]

🥰me encanto ver de nuevo tus videos de Korea del norte un bello pais y de tu matutino dia vivir😍

[@barackobama9656]

🤨

[@RangersLegacy]

Good video, btw How do you get in and get out of the country?? Isn't that impossible?

[@thequackattack7704]

He is an Indonesian diplomat

[@magesnz]

He was a diplomat when he was inside North Korea

[@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435]

His wife is a foreign diplomat in north Korea. Jaka's just a freelance photographer, he just happened to accompany her staying there from 2012 because his wife was pregnant atm, and he decided to upload their video trips when they went back home in 2016 which earned him reputation (or maybe notoriety, depends on how you wanna look at things lol).

[@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435]

I suggest you to check out Zoe Discover channel as well, she had been in north Korea as tourist guide for much longer period (I think from 2003 until covid started to spread out globally) and she makes contents sharing insight about what's like to live inside the country from an outsider.

[@LeoTheLion17]

Wow

[@legendarybloodviking1610]

We need more posts like this

[@Stolas1777]

Meanwhile a bunch of people in the countryside have never even tasted meat and have a small bowl of rice if they’re lucky

[@RazPerignon]

Not true, NK is the most well fed nation in the world

[@vancouver1261]

@@RazPerignon and your just as brain washed as all of NK's citizens.

[@kastablank]

@@RazPerignonif your name is Kim jong-un or are family or really high up there maybe!

[@Sunshinespeck]

Jaka, are those your kids? They are so so cute ❤

[@jakaparker]

Thank youuu ❤️

[@barb782]

These girls are so different than the quiet stoic little north Korean kids😢

[@nickh9632]

The fact this man is still allowed to openly record in NK should tell you everything you need to know

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

It's propaganda-rific!!!

[@taha.Rabeeah]

@@skeetsmcgrew3282The same thing that you used to say about my country, Iraq, until you came and destroyed everything and killed millions of us (propoganda) 🇮🇶🇰🇵❤️ I hope that barbarians will never enter their country in the name of freedom

[@randabeast]

That is a large dinner. Looks good

[@revjadn]

Guys this might be 8 years old video when north Korea was open to visit

[@YadPut]

Ternyata Korea Utara tidak seburuk yg di katakan di media

[@danangdewi_2282]

Hallo bang Mohon maaf bang numpang nanya.. di Korea abang dalam agenda apa? Nice bang video nya karena saya benar2 penasaran dengan kehidupan di North Korea ❤

[@JaneAhlstrand]

Istrinya seorang diplomat yang bekerja di KBRI sana (dulu tapi sepertinya mereka sudah pulang)

[@hattemalhaar3135]

Im curious, the prices on the menu are displayed in korean won (KPW) and EUR, is Euro the most accepted/used foreign currency? I would have guessed its chinese Yuan (RMB) or USD, i saw them handing you back EUR as change in another video too. Why is Euro so common over there?

[@JagaimoNeko]

I don’t know the answer buf I think it’s the same as in Cuba. USD cannot be used because their leaders hate (or at least declare so) the US, same for Japan. CNY cannot be used because China does not want to openly declare the “friendship” with DPRK. So here we have EUR: EU is far away and the currency is open and freely convertible.

[@user-ry9tc5iu2c]

강냉이김치냉면 쟁반국수 물냉면 비빔냉면 강냉이김치온면 자장면 이런거는 휴게소식당이나 분식집에서도 충분히 만듬.