What Koreans bring back from home

[@mh_103]

“To remind me own daughter where her home is so she won’t forget” that was so beautiful :(( things coming from home are filled with fondness. its so so wholesome😭❤️

[@sarayiyi]

Yo this made me tear up! Like bruh 🥲😭

[@Error_-ct2vp]

@@sarayiyi it’s disgusting

[@angelicapena5090]

😢😢😢

[@pieceaisa5046]

@@Error_-ct2vp what

[@Error_-ct2vp]

@@pieceaisa5046 kimchi it’s disgusting

[@19aridio69]

I’ve never taste it but the way you talk about it I’m curious to taste it 😄

[@lenamonroe2961]

It's so good!! I eat it right out of the container lol

[@udontevenwannaknowbruv]

Now I wish I knew a Korean woman/mother who would let me taste her homemade kimchi 😂 I think I’d probably cry because I’m soft for people feeding me homemade meals lol you just feel so special in such a moment

[@highonimmi]

as someone who has tried homemade kimchi from honest to goodness korean moms let me say this...even though they said they made it as mild as possible IT WAS LIKE EATING CRUCNHY FIRE! I COULDN'T TASTE THE FLAVOR FOR THE HEAT! try it at your own risk

[@stickersaccount6614]

Its fermented, think about pickle but spicy

[@therock1789]

It’s sooo good speaking as a korean

[@coloredsomeone9750]

Seeing people cherish food from their native roots is so heartwarming especially when they share those feelings openly like KZbin, i hope she continues to do this as long as she likes

[@GokulOnFire]

I appreciate that but if she's gonna become a US Citizen & raise her daughter there, that's her home. She can keep up & share the culture but her home & tribe will be the people she's living with. Same goes for all.

[@Jell0be3n]

@@GokulOnFire Just saying, they said "native roots". Native is where you originate from. Nationality isn't the same as where you live, for your information. The girl in the video is Korean, and Korean isn't a race. Therefore, her homeland is Korea. Not America. Despite this, her mother lives in Korea, so would it not make sense that the girl was BORN there as well? No matter where you turn the argument, you can't say I'm wrong, can you?

[@GokulOnFire]

@@Jell0be3n sure I can, she's born in Korea so it's her birth place & it'll always be that way. That's why I mentioned her child, if s/he's born in US & lives in US; then that's his/her homeland. Korean isn't a race, it's a nationality but also a culture. Kimchi is a product of that culture. Home is where you live, not where you're born. If an American goes & settles in Korea then that's his home even if America is his birthplace. Koreans will be his tribe, he can keep up & share American culture but his tribe will be Koreans. Society!

[@Jell0be3n]

@@GokulOnFire why do you feel the need to say that, though? Even I admit that some points you make are correct, but it's still peculiar that you'd go out of your way and mention it in a random KZbin comment. It's almost as pathetic as stating the obvious in a 'i'm so smart' narrative.

[@GokulOnFire]

@@Jell0be3n because it's my opinion, it relates to the topic & I wish to share that. If you don't like that you can refrain from reading it instead of insulting a fair take. I'm not the one being passive aggressive pal.

[@ShinigamixEater]

I loved that ending. I lost my mom about almost 8 months ago. I only know how to make some few basic dishes that she taught me and Ghanaian dishes aren’t that easily accessible through the internet, they were always passed down by mouth. My relationship with my mother was finally getting better, I said to her that I want to be in the kitchen with her the whole day do I can write everything down, and then the same week she passed. However since the passing of my mother I’ll take it upon to at least teach myself how to make most dishes that I remember by taste, how she did, And write those down for if I ever have kids. So that it won’t be lost and they know that grandma’s cooking is the best. As mom’s cooking is always the best 🖤

[@not.a.fit.person.1497]

sorry for your loss dear :( i couldn't imagine, you are so so strong for dealing with this. i had a false alarm when i thought my mum died cuz she didn't come home for hours after she was supposed to and she wasn't answering her calls and when i tell you i was having the WORST panic attack in the world. it must be so tough for losing someone that you love more than anything. i'm proud of you and i admire your strength

[@amandawilliamson3359]

@@not.a.fit.person.1497 I'm sorry for your loss and I know exactly how you feel. I lost my mom a little over 3 years ago and I lost so many of hers and my grandmothers recipes due to the strained relationship we had throughout her life.

[@not.a.fit.person.1497]

@@amandawilliamson3359 i didn't lose her thank god, it was just a false alarm, but i now have severe seperation anxiety. i'm really really sorry that you have gone through that. your a very strong human being

[@stars9356]

I’m also Ghanaian 🫶🏾 sorry for ur loss 😕

[@i-jehanabro3825]

Sorry for your loss she would be really happy on heaven

[@Reluctant.Idealist]

This made me tear up. My mom was an amazing cook, she passed almost two years ago from breast cancer- and we have family recipes like my grandma’s blueberry crumb cake. Whenever I smell it, I think of my mom. Because it reminds of where my home was.... Edit: Wow. I just saw this. Thank you everyone in the comments for the love and kindness. 💕 Appreciate you all so much.

[@larissapotts96]

I'm sorry for your loss! And yes certain smells take me to my childhood also.

[@JohanneCT]

Sending you love - i miss my mom too - She will always be with you ♥️ remember that ♥️

[@rosysneha8886]

❤❤

[@jennabertoletti]

this hit, friend. i lost mine 3 months ago due to alcoholism. i'm so sorry for your loss. i pray for you to see her again one day

[@Shiny_pebble_collector]

I’m sorry for your loss🥺💔

[@Arixly]

"Remind my own daughter where her home so she won't forget" this made me smile, after all nothing can compare to our own home countries, and our own culture's, it will always be special no matter what :)

[@lilyjjn]

Right

[@mcbedo6568]

@임하늘 did you grow up in your birth country?

[@dixi-chan6410]

Not for me. My home country is actual trash.

[@MonsterZeroLITE]

@임하늘 being american was a mistake tbh

[@feliciaf8]

@@mcbedo6568 highly likely

[@moonghost36]

"To remind my daughter where her home is" that sentence....I cant even tell you how I felt when I heard it..💜 Edit:omg I got so many likes for the first time!

[@snooksss]

I'll be first Thank you very much

[@Yo_69]

Stfu purple Heart you ain't korean

[@ishika9977]

@@Yo_69 And who are you to tell her/him what to do?? And are YOU Korean?? 🙄😒

[@harneetkaur3420]

I am not crying-

[@saltae4343]

Yeahh i get teary a bit, that's such a beautiful word

[@NaraRyansO163]

That's so sweet🥺🤧 A mom's kimchi gives new meaning to 'precious cargo' or 'high valued goods'☺️

[@lachimolala3203]

Indians do that with achaar as well, we wrap it cause of the smell and the likelihood that it leaks

[@josnaj7958]

Yesss

[@lonewanderer1783]

Acchaar smells heavenly, it has no funky smell

[@horse5545]

Yall's achaar smell??? I thought we wrapped it well cuz there's a possibility that it could leak. I mean yea it does smell but won't reach your nose till you like actually hold it close to your nose 🤔

[@dOVERanalyst]

@@lonewanderer1783 The beautiful heavenly smell to us IS DISGUSTING to westerners. Similarly, Kimchi is good for them (Tamil has a very similar word & similar aachar apparently...Our queen was in Korea so many words are common). But to the west, it smells.

[@muffin1524]

Yaaaaa

[@mousepat9256]

When I saw you unwrap all the layers, my first thought was “it’s kimchi”

[@noonelooksatusers]

I just thought so coz the colour lol

[@AmadorFamily6]

Mom’s food is the best to taste. Every moms cooking is unique.

[@moonjea-soo6256]

Hahaha what a familiar story just going through the comments found something that really reminds me of my late mama in the kitchen trying to fix us a plate of nice smell of kimchi 🥄🍽️🍽️🍽️🍽️🍭🍭🍭🍭 great love from Korea Nice to meet you 🤗🤗🙏🙏🌼🌼🌼🌹🌹🌹

[@crazygremlin1]

So true

[@honeybun8823]

Not rlly mine, she never cooks lol

[@vikpere8129]

I'd say you're lucky to think that

[@moonjea-soo6256]

@@vikpere8129 yes of course we are all blessed great. So much beautiful people 😍🙂. If you don't mind can we be friends?

[@spring3737]

it was so sweet at the end "to remind where home is" my eyes filled with tears 😭😭😭😭

[@pharaohnefertiti9642]

I almost cried when you said “ to remind my own daughter where home is” that’s so cute

[@angieeee6999]

In India, my grandma always got this sweet called "Rassgolla" whenever she came. No matter how tight you cover it, the ras (liquid) always comes out

[@msharma5069]

What about Oil leaking out from Pickle jar😛

[@jahbee_x]

Ikr 😭 and aachaar too

[@krishita15]

@@jahbee_x yeah tha aachar 😩😩the way my granny packs it ufff

[@flexingfelixsvoice2936]

This is the season for Mango acchar, are y'all making it or buying it, I'm making it with my mom this time

[@krishita15]

@@flexingfelixsvoice2936 my granny will make it.. cz i don't know how to make it 🤣🤣.. btw we eat mango pickles which is sweet in taste..

[@preciouslaura5801]

I’m Nigerian and I already know it’s kimchi even b4 she unwrapped it…God I watch too much K drama🥴🤣🤣

[@preciouslaura5801]

@@kittycam77 Why are you so bitter girl, you’re not savage you are just an attention seeker and nobody needs negative energy so zip it🤐😏

[@lovelyher3042]

@@kittycam77 Who spread their cheeks and sprayed on your cereal, my guy?? Calm down. 😂

[@preciouslaura5801]

@@kittycam77 No one is bragging I watched a lot of K drama and that’s a fact so how about you STFU and get some help on how to spread positive vibe only😼

[@Vanessa2024-y5c]

@@kittycam77 what is it with you

[@lovelyher3042]

@@kittycam77 😭 ??? You sound like you have some real issues to be getting so passive aggressive over something so small lmao

[@IzzyKawaiichi]

I flew Korean Air out of Incheon recently, and I found it pretty funny that the signs in the desk line remind you in Korean *and* English, "Kimchi must be in the checked luggage. Gochujang must be in the checked luggage," and so on.

[@HH-kg4fq]

All the passengers say thank you to that signage.

[@Jon14141]

Lmao

[@koreseph3874]

Awe. This got me all teary eyed. So sweet. ❤

[@leonard_2379]

Just Imagine, Juust Imagine!! Security guard asking her that "Is that Kimchi?!"

[@khlorisrosegarden]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@paigelauryn4328]

I don’t get it ?.. what do you mean by this ?

[@khlorisrosegarden]

@@paigelauryn4328 The strong smell

[@paigelauryn4328]

Ok in understand now lol , but it’s not like she was trying to conceal it , ?I’m sure well packaged food is extremely common in airports security

[@mishwish1235]

And then them asking “Can I have some”

[@chimeracooks]

it looks so good!!! I hope you could maybe share the recipe someday once you learn it, if your mom would be okay with that🥺❤️ nothing is more comforting than the food our moms make!!!! :’)

[@neverlandflower]

Yes ❤️

[@Angetbaby]

For me it was my great aunt's food. It's burned in my memory banks. I wish I could reproduce her recipes, but I never wrote them down.

[@Hallzilla]

You dont share family recipes otherwise there no longer family recipes

[@meemaw2200]

It’s called family recipe.. plus you’re polish

[@Salmanolla]

Wha- can't you let something be a family tradition? Like there so much kitchen tutorials so stop

[@blackmoon3325]

when she first started talking I KNEW she was referring to kimchi. Im an African American and Im OBSESSED with korean culture. I love seeing things like this! I hope you make it just as good as your mom and that continues via you 💜

[@josephlittlefield2313]

“Wrap it up tight so the dogs can’t smell it.” Rick Ross

[@idkcookiee]

1.2k likes and No replies?!

[@josephlittlefield2313]

@@idkcookiee not anymore!

[@User_internet960]

Oop

[@TheMochiMama]

"So she won't forget where home is. " I lost my mom this last year. Literally crying. Edit: y'all, this is nuts. Thank you for all of the love and support! I really love this community sometimes 🥰

[@fireflies15]

I am so sorry.. I hope your heart gets wrapped in comfort 😔

[@TheMochiMama]

@@UserName-tv1sy thanks I appreciate the sympathy.

[@TheMochiMama]

@@fireflies15 thank you, you're too sweet.

[@UserName-tv1sy]

@@TheMochiMama I have no sympathy

[@areyoukirringmeirriyaa]

rip :( stay strong

[@adri-db5sj]

started sobbing that was so adorable

[@Nirmiti.]

Her voice is so pleasant to the ear. 😌

[@OnCallWithKasey]

This video is making me tear up. I love how the food means so much! It’s so beautiful 🤍

[@moonjea-soo6256]

Hahahaha you're so nice and contented. I love your beautiful smile lip so red as roses 🌹🌹 🥄🍽️🍽️🍽️🍽️🍭🍭🍭🍭 great love from Korea Nice to meet you 🤗🤗🙏🙏🌼🌼🌼🌹🌹🌹

[@caileg5664]

imagine being airport security, peeling away layers and layers of plastic, slowly becoming more and more sure that it's illegal drugs and that you've just made the catch of your career, when suddenly you finish unwrapping it and a gigantic box of kimchi falls out

[@anitaevanger8068]

Omg hahahahaha

[@marmar4792]

Omg hahahahaha

[@naima5550]

Omg hahahahaha

[@unknown_8588]

Omg hahahahaha

[@angelovanriel874]

Hahahaha omg

[@hickorymickorydoc]

"I can smell it through my phone" - some guy

[@jenniejj848]

That dude needs to Touch Grass

[@mynocturnallife]

Same. I just smelled it. 🫣😂

[@rabbikhan9868]

Same

[@rubiT78]

As soon as she unwrapped it I smelled something lol-

[@kyleighbennett7088]

I can smell sauce…

[@lixxie7]

This explains how much u and ur mom love each otherrr💖💖💖

[@BrettHoTep]

Border control in Aus …… “That’s a fine and we’re throwing your kimchi out.”

[@Cookivirus]

I immediately started thinking about how screwed she'd be if she came here with that

[@rainbowstones5431]

@@Cookivirus me too! This is why mother's need to give cooking lessons to all their children male and female!

[@kathrinefer7301]

They probably wont let her all food has to be sent to a furnist

[@crazygremlin1]

I would be like… oh no you don’t *smacks the control guy* *grabs kimchi and runs* This was a joke so y’all can shut up

[@trishsmith3860]

My first thought 💀😂😂

[@vixie2360]

I wish I had family that loved me like this :) how wonderful

[@sarojiniginger]

Here, sending u a hug.

[@shrushtipanchal9736]

Here's your virtual hug🤗🤗🤗

[@juanaezrasingh9327]

"To remind my own daughter where home is, so she won't forget" really gets my heart feel so warm listening to this❤

[@shivaniyeluri6349]

bro wth her voice is so soothing

[@Sara-dj3nv]

This hit home for me 🤧 I haven’t visited my family in Mexico in so long, but one thing I always remember from my travels there, is packing food. There’s certain food like authentic cheeses that aren’t available in the U.S and if they are, they don’t compare to the real deal. It’s just simply not the same. I remember my grandma packing it for me because she knew it was my favorite cheese and packing Totopo, for me to give my mom and the rest of my family when I got back to he states. It’s amazing how our ethnic food links us so warmly to our home. There’s nothing like knowing where you come from and who you are…it helps us grow and decide where we want to go. Thank you for sharing this 🤍

[@moonjea-soo6256]

So sweet ❤️❤️❤️❤️ 😂 nice smell of kimchi 🥄🍽️🍽️🍽️🍽️🍭🍭🍭🍭 great love from Korea Nice to meet you 🤗🤗🙏🙏🌼🌼🌼🌹🌹🌹

[@woolwolf8286]

Literally, this brought tears to my eyes.

[@alexanderchitchat]

The last part was so heartfelt!! Traditions. A way of always remembering loved ones through their cooking. My grandma passed away few years ago, the only thing I learned from her was using olive oil in beans! Gives an unexplainable delicious taste.

[@howrupal]

Awww. You are sooo sooo sweet. I bet your mom is smiling from ear to ear when she watch this posting.❤

[@nazbabyboo]

I never had kimchi in my life ...I want to try it 🥺

[@jj-rl7ii]

it’s sooo good

[@shessupersalty]

Trust me, as someone who is picky, it is delicious 🤤

[@uwustuffs2776]

at first, you'll be like this tastes weird coz youre not used to it but you'll eventually crave for it lol. so yummy

[@RowanWolf22]

If you’re European, you will likely like it! It’s sour and spicy cabbage, and very delicious! Sometimes more sour sometimes less, depends how far in pickling it is! But it’s very nice and delicious with meat to cut down on richness and fat!

[@barbryll8596]

It's spicy...and kind of a weird texture. But it delicious 🤤

[@ariv6763]

I automatically knew it was Kimchi, and I'm not even Korean! I love watching all kinds of yt creators, and this is one of the many things I've learned from it.

[@JesusismyLordandSaviour3]

same

[@seoyeonsilly]

me, a korean daughter, never having had this beautiful memory before🥺!! jokes aside loved your story about your mum

[@violet2767]

Everytime I watch this video it's just so soothing

[@TheGothicangel777]

I was introduced to kimchi by my dads cousins wife when I was younger and I loved it. I mean its freaken good ❤

[@meh9104]

@Juu Tuub Who asked you?

[@TheGothicangel777]

@Juu Tuub noone specifically asks anything... It's the comment section... where people leave comments... Understand?.... Or does it no compute and I need say it different?😜😗 There... You have your 5 secounds of attention 😁 You happy smile important feel now?😊 ....unless of course you ment that literally... in that case.. apologies and like I said... its the comment section for comments dude 🤔😶

[@vf4224]

@@TheGothicangel777 girl don't mind them, just one douchebag. Your comment made me smile, yes I agree kimchi is so delicious!

[@TheGothicangel777]

@@vf4224 Aww❤Thank you and Im glad☺And yeah, your right lol❤ It was just one of those "wtf dude" moments😂And Ikr😊

[@jkaygoulet]

@Juu Tuub her dad's cousins wife's best friend's mother in law's half baby brother's niece's summer camp counselors step uncles 7th cousin twice removed did.

[@oliviahatfield1439]

My dads friend recently made kimchi . I’m a 13 year old kid and it smelt really strong so at first I didn’t want to try it. But my Mark looked really excited for me to try it, so I did. It was delicious very different to what I thought it would be. It was a fun experience Edit: dads friend is mark

[@AbbeyKitty1013]

You didn't notice the mess on the counter?

[@yasiegonlastie5483]

I’m glad you liked it! You should ask him if you can try it once more! Or even learn to make it!

[@Bats4lawyer]

That’s really sweet of you :) I’m sure it meant a lot to him for you to even just give it a try! Kimchi is the best!

[@ohshanana2397]

In Ghana we have to his sauce called shitor. It’s like a pepper sauce made with peppers, onions ,dried fish,etc. every time I go to Ghana my grand aunt makes some for me to take back to America. The way she wrap it so well always amazed me, it never leaks. I know how to make my own shitor but they never have the right type of fish in American African stores. so I get a lot of dried fish from the markets in Ghana. One time I was coming back home and the airport security asked to check my bag. The fear that I had. I wasn’t even scared of getting in trouble or sum, I was scared they would take my fish😅 luckily they didn’t, they just took a water bottle I had

[@andiuptown1711]

Isn’t it shito?

[@vanna.d]

Bruh my guy, its called shito 💀

[@kalia824]

The way you told your story as you unwrapped the kimchi was flawless. Beautiful voice, beautiful words and a beautiful soul. ❤ You should definitely share this video with your mom. ❤❤

[@sheentheexplorer3859]

I remember my Korean classmate brought Kimchi during our trip, our room has no fridge so we turned the AC (probably to the coldest temp lol) and endured the cold til morning just for the kimchi

[@Mimimedd2010]

Ur so nice,if that was my school .they would be tiring up the heat purposely

[@Mxnbot]

since I'm a filipino even my aunt does this and I thought this was weird.. but when I watched this I became more comfortable with my culture

[@MaoChu.]

Same here Whenever my mother would make me sinigang she would wrap it up so tight to the point it is almost impossible to open it up! She was so scared that it would stink when I traveled around with it in my bag. I really love her for doing that 💗

[@MissLilCuteTea]

Living in the US I thought the things my culture does was pretty weird too until I learned a lot more people done things like this too! :) it made me a lot more comfortable to see this

[@celicobain8270]

Makes me really miss my family and sinigang, adobo, all the deserts.. EVERYTHING

[@thotspray415]

Lol does sinigang even stink?? Lol diko lang sure dikopa triny iwrap.

[@Mxnbot]

@@thotspray415 it does stink parang spicy fish sha

[@teridoster5840]

I like the smell of kimchi! It reminds me of a very good childhood friend and her sweet family 💜 they lived on my street growing up until I was in 4th grade. The mom n grandma made kimchi all the time, and I loved most of the Korean dishes they cooked for me. Starting with so much spice so young (age 5-10yrs) is prob why I still love spicy food so much 😆

[@Gheeonroti]

Mom's food is not only food it's her love, affection and kindness, it's an emotion 💕 Everyone living far from home at some time misses there mom's food so bad 😭

[@ploy_kpop_anime8204]

Waa~~ mom's love ❣️n it does looks so delicious Edit:- omo...thx for 7.3k likes 😳😺🙆🏻‍♀️

[@dnjsmommie]

What do you mean by "Waa~~"? I'm confused lol

[@IndyNatthanan]

@@dnjsmommie it's like 'wow' and 'aw'

[@dnjsmommie]

@@IndyNatthanan oh- thanks for the explanation

[@riscookedbread1299]

Aww I love your pfp♡

[@ploy_kpop_anime8204]

@@riscookedbread1299 Oh really thx i liked ur too!

[@merryxmaswarisover]

I can relate. As a Puerto Rican raised in the states I remember visiting and returning but also being shipped morcilla (blood sausage, similar to soondae), pasteles and sofrito (a homemade condiment). They would also send clothing as gifts that always smelled of the food offerings that traveled with them. ❤️🤣

[@saturn8345]

I personally love the smell of kimchi. Brings back so many blissful memories

[@neethasharmab5663]

One of the best audio I came across !

[@Ojdahprnc]

When you decide to learn, can we get a tutorial?

[@PeachLemonade_]

bruh 😭 its a family recipe dude

[@Nyxx0010]

just look up a tutorial, her mom's recipe is special

[@littleflame19]

@@PeachLemonade_ it’s literally fermented cabbage chill💀

[@PeachLemonade_]

@@littleflame19 im not even freaking out?? also this was 2 weeks ago i really dont give a shit anymore.

[@littleflame19]

@@PeachLemonade_ I said chill, not that you’re freaking out. Chill.

[@sarah_ampm]

How this made me feel at home, how I want to emulate the tradition and beauty of her words. Just prescious, thank you for sharing and I wish I could taste and experience. Understand with love and admiration. ✌🏻💕

[@ultragamer4960]

This reminds me a bit of “Machaca”, a shredded dried meat product from Northern Mexico and the Southwestern US. When I would visit family near the borderlands I would come back home with bags of machaca because in my location in California they don’t sell them here and it’s used in a lot of dishes local to the region.

[@daisyb5863]

I loved seeing your comment, I am originally from Sonora and really miss all the good food from back home.

[@loriwagner6299]

That looked really good! 💖

[@jnnia]

Airport security be like : “ whatchu got under there?..” are they..... DRUGS? 😳😮😮

[@jodii_alt]

Umm ……..Kimchi!

[@Finwolven]

Airport security will (if you don't check the bag) look at this and go 'Sigh, another box of someone's home cooking that we're going to have to throw away because them's the rules'. They won't think it's drugs. They have seen this just about two million times every year.

[@someone0197]

"To remind my daughter so she wont forget where her home is" Wise words.

[@bpfunmovie2553]

Everyone: Nice Me : why is your voice so clear and beautiful-

[@HamiltonSewerRat]

This video fills my heart with joy ❤️

[@Notagojofan...Probably]

This is just too wholesome I can't 😊 But in the beginning I genuinely thought that it was gonna be a Rickroll.

[@holoframe]

Yeah i hope the turtles like it too

[@cinelife9901]

Moms everywhere are so sweet for making food for their children to take to another country.

[@hope_hesselbart37]

why am i focused on the stain at the end when she picked it up-

[@sharmishtaa]

haha, you are not alone, same here but let's come back to the beautiful words, “To remind me own daughter where her home is so she won’t forget"

[@cdawgggg656]

bc sammee 👩‍🦯👩‍🦯

[@agyaat_balak4141]

I'm sure her mom would be very angry seeing that stain left by.

[@tonyestrada8269]

Your so lucky to have a mother that loves you so much she makes fresh delicious foods for you.

[@pragyasingh6840]

When she said the word '' Korean " My Brain:I can smell Kimchi

[@c_annabi]

Not only Koreans eat Kimichi, so do parts of europe, and its all across asia. I dislike people saying that kinda stuff. Its no a stereotype from a K-Drama.

[@fjkeehop1harmony291]

@@c_annabi Tell me about it

[@isabella2472]

Airport staff: You can’t bring this into the country sorry we will have to bin it

[@samanthabordone4387]

if someone brought kimchi on the plane i’d jump out of the plane lmao the odor is soooo strong and terrible

[@Pinky-kc8go]

I am so happy for you :) I have similar stories about my granny's sauerkraut. It does not stink the way kimchi does, but people are still making faces when I eat it in public 🤭

[@hope.birdii]

THIS IS ADORABLE AW I FELT LIKE CRYING AT THE END

[@류아연-k3l]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ완전 공감공감

[@moonjea-soo6256]

하하하하 당신은 정말 착하고 만족스러워요. 나는 너의 아름다운 미소 입술이 장미처럼 빨갛게 달아오른 것을 사랑해 🌹🌹🥄🍽🍽🍽🍽🍽🍽🍽 love🍭🍭🍭🍭 한국에서 온 위대한 사랑 만나서 반가워 🤗🤗🙏🙏🌼🌼🌼🌹🌹🌹

[@noname-ib1if]

My teacher in Grade 3: "KIMCHI DOESN'T STINK ITS MAH FAVORITE FOOD"

[@btgd6906]

I wonder how it's their favorite food when it's something that goes with your food on the side.

[@evelinaz1548]

@@btgd6906 its still food

[@btgd6906]

I know

[@TheMilkMan8008]

It does stink. That doesn't make it bad. A lot of foods stink. Fermented food in general does. A lot of cheese, certain spices and breads. They are still delicious

[@Tania-bb3pl]

In India we pack pickles like this to our relatives abroad

[@thikimchinguyen3537]

I don't actually eat pickles because they were kinda weird to me.

[@Heisa_Omoto]

this made me smile today 😊

[@Luv.jj09]

It looks sooo good I want some

[@JoongieAteez1117]

That’s beautiful. Food is a love language 💕

[@anakinskywalker8895]

“To remind my own daughter where her home is so she won’t forget” that hit hard and I want something to do with my kids so they can remember too

[@anahitatayebi4164]

why did this make me tear up cas its so cute

[@avaagirlwholoveshorses6650]

🥺❤️ omg that so cute how u said “ nothing even in New York City beat my mom‘s Kim Chi “

[@damomo]

나 왜 눙물이..??

[@karma-lg3gf]

When Malayalees go abroad our parents pack pickles for us.

[@sarojiniginger]

Almost all Indian families ya.

[@direwolf69]

I was about to comment this..i miss those achaar

[@okokokokokokokoklalalalalalal]

@Sonakshi Awasthi exactly

[@niveditanair7006]

@Sonakshi Awasthi India has many different practices and traditions we are all not the same you can't possibly be offended for using "malayalees" it's not that serious really.

[@niveditanair7006]

@Sonakshi Awasthi the differences vary from some things too for example people use coconut oil for cooking in Kerala and some southern regions which isn't common in other parts of india and other desi countries. So you can't really be mad at a malayali for not knowing something like pickles is common among every desi. Like I said, this isn't that serious.

[@sakshi348]

Love the sentiment behind it.

[@HanQuokka_Shines]

This is how me and my dad are🥺❤️❤️❤️

[@rosemarie5449]

I enjoy bringing back memories of my mom cooking Filipino food. The pungent, sweet, spicy, piquant, sometimes a little bit salty, sometimes a bit sour flavors trigger thought of comfort, safety, love, and home. I cook with my boy and girl and they enjoy it too. Maybe when they are older the same foods will trigger their memories in the same way.

[@unforgettwblelina]

That looked like the best kimchi ever, I'm use to just getting the store bought one from the Asian market.

[@moonjea-soo6256]

Hahaha what a familiar story just going through the comments found something I am fund of 🥄🍽️🍽️🍽️🍽️🍭🍭🍭🍭 great love from Korea Nice to meet you 🤗🤗🙏🙏🌼🌼🌼🌹🌹🌹

[@moonjea-soo6256]

Hi🌺🌺🌺 it's a pleasure to meet you 🤗

[@unforgettwblelina]

@@moonjea-soo6256 Hello, nice to meet you to!

[@moonjea-soo6256]

@@unforgettwblelina thank you very much for your reply I really appreciate. How are you doing over there, I hope you are having a wonderful and a blessed day 🌺🕊️🌼🌻

[@moonjea-soo6256]

@@unforgettwblelina I guess you are a great fan I love the smell so much feel satisfied

[@jpwhiddon]

That made me cry.

[@PrateekNYCnurse]

That's how i pack pickles for my sister whenever my mom travels to US 😂😅

[@nocomment5388]

I would love to taste it.

[@Pinky-hp6mo]

I understand too, I am training in New York City to become a model, but my mom’s kimchi can’t even compare to the store bought ones, it is definitely worth that extra bucks to bring it back.

[@ErutaniaRose]

This is so sweet. I honestly would love to try kimchi from different recipes since most of the ones I have had have been from small restaurants or "fast food" versions and I personally didn't really like them. Different versions of the same dish can really make all the difference--and the kimchi in this video looks GOOOOOD.

[@paprika6913]

❤️❤️❤️

[@StayCoolKeto]

Kimchi doesn't smell that much at all. Try sending Durian lol

[@dan.904]

but durian smells good

[@nadhrah_hafiz]

@@dan.904 true

[@andiuptown1711]

@@dan.904 On what planet

[@aliyahreid41]

@@dan.904 why’re you lying

[@rivroyerr]

I’m not Korean but this reminds me of my mom who used to make lots of kimchi and it was super good it’s one of those things that you eat again after a while and it feels nostalgic

[@Guttenegrei_det_funker_for_meg]

This makes me cry cus i lov my mom and this real gets to me😭

[@WinWin-jg9su]

Her: Something in a plastic bag Everyone: COCAINE in a plastic bag

[@angharadroberts5833]

I thought it was ouid

[@Senbagavallikrithi]

When I go home from India it's the same thing with homemade pickles

[@Microphonecheckher]

I had no idea customs allow this through

[@celicobain8270]

Just no trading goods and if it's not carry on.

[@yc9711]

@Melody Baird yeah you’re right

[@sun-yw2wf]

omg my grandma sent me food from thailand when my mom came back and it made me so happy because it was delicious!!

[@andrea-gs4dx]

Airport security isn’t gonna be weirded out by this. You can bring food on planes if it’s wrapped/stored the right way, and depending on what it is. It goes through the scanners so they can tell it’s food. So many people do this. So it’s just another day at the Port. 🙂

[@moonjea-soo6256]

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[@JELLY_J20]

My mother always brings an extra small carry on bag with her whenever she goes back to her hometown. I've always wondered why until I went back to her hometown to meet my grandmother. We stayed for 2 weeks then we went back home, my uncle would always give her 2 small boxes wrapped in plastic. We arrived home and she started to over the 2 bags, I stayed by her side wondering what he gave her. She unwraped it layer by layer, by the time it reached the middle she opened I and it turned out to be anchovies! The same kind that the whole family love! The anchovies where so fresh we could just eat it straight up! But my mother would use it for something else. She made "Nasi Lemak" with the anchovies she got. It always taste wonderful and flavorful whenever we eat them since we dont eat homemade food a lot! I'm currently learning how to do it but I always mess up the "sambal" its either too spicy or too salty 😂

[@Mariaaa-w2z]

"Because... Kimchi stinks." My mind: Oh.

[@barbarapierson402]

She is showing her Love!