Korean fried chicken is really good! Not too sure if they have down where you are. But definitely a must try. Keep the vids going bro! Fun fact time was nice lmao
I love Korean food 😍 this looks like heaven to me ✨ I mean I love food in general 😆♥️ but U need to try Thai food as well one day 🙏🏼👌🏼 enjoy ur foods 😁 cheat day all day long
I always wanted to try this ughhhhh I’m such a picky eater I won’t eat a pea for the life of me but I’m down to try any type of Korean food hahahaha 😌 I think you’re very handsome! Congrats on 10K
Tteokbokki is pronounced "th/duck-bow-key". You guys keep putting a weird stressed accent on the second syllable, like saying cin-NA-mon instead of cin-na-mon 😂 The first syllable is a liaison TH & D sound. It's in a gochujang base (chili & sweet fermented rice paste). Same with the Budae Jjigae (ARMY stew made with surplus processed foods the US troops had, starving Koreans used to bulk up a fusion stew). Tomatoes are not native to Korea, and are not part of the cuisine 😂 Bingsu "milk" is sweetened condensed milk they set aside so you can adjust the sweetness yourself. Typically, we eat sliced fresh fruit for dessert, so the ultimate compliment to Asian dessert is, "it's not too sweet".
![[SUB] My American family tries DOLSOT bibimbap for the first time! (ft. nurungji)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7VY-rBiKtOM/mqdefault.jpg)
Comment down below if you want a pet 2 and what you would want me to try. ❤️
I like you're UA-cam channel bro ..god bless . ✌️✌️
Korean fried chicken is really good! Not too sure if they have down where you are. But definitely a must try. Keep the vids going bro! Fun fact time was nice lmao
The bulgogi is usually eaten with rice or in lettuce wraps. Glad you enjoyed 💙 I enjoyed watching
Korean fried chicken will blow your mind if you've never tried it. I say its a must
I love Korean food 😍 this looks like heaven to me ✨ I mean I love food in general 😆♥️ but U need to try Thai food as well one day 🙏🏼👌🏼 enjoy ur foods 😁 cheat day all day long
Thank you very much… I will be trying Thai very soon. Stay tuned
Korean food is delicious 😍
You might wanna try Korean snacks! They’re so good!
When you said "Open your mouth wide open" "eat like a normal human being" really made me laugh..ha ha ha 😀😀😀😀😀
I like Korean food too that looks yummy yummy
I always wanted to try this ughhhhh I’m such a picky eater I won’t eat a pea for the life of me but I’m down to try any type of Korean food hahahaha 😌 I think you’re very handsome! Congrats on 10K
Thank you very much but please try new food. Just close your eyes and do it
Enjoy guys god bless
Thank you very much
Remember, if you can’t grab anything with chopsticks, you can always poke it. Koreans also use this trick, including myself.
You guys are goofy as hell 😂 As a korean I really enjoyed this video
hello watching fr japan thank u for SHARING new friend
It's 21k now🎉
Korean food is all about the soups, pork bone soup is where it’s at.
your bibimbap looks awesome 😀
Bulgogi has a little sweetness because it is marinated with Asian pear.
Nxt time you try DINUGUAN ... pilipino food
Nice video. I think you got a good idea.
Damn, I had to add a second comment, because I didn’t know you were going all night long on Korean lol!
Let him try Filipino food
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bro do mukbang JOLLIBEE filipino people will watch it more views :D hahahahha
That is called kimchi very spicy
You supposed to mixed that with your dishes and rice
Viewers are more interested in Filipino chow chowing! Better than we eat here in Chicago lol!
Just saying 😹
Tteokbokki is pronounced "th/duck-bow-key". You guys keep putting a weird stressed accent on the second syllable, like saying cin-NA-mon instead of cin-na-mon 😂 The first syllable is a liaison TH & D sound. It's in a gochujang base (chili & sweet fermented rice paste). Same with the Budae Jjigae (ARMY stew made with surplus processed foods the US troops had, starving Koreans used to bulk up a fusion stew). Tomatoes are not native to Korea, and are not part of the cuisine 😂 Bingsu "milk" is sweetened condensed milk they set aside so you can adjust the sweetness yourself. Typically, we eat sliced fresh fruit for dessert, so the ultimate compliment to Asian dessert is, "it's not too sweet".
It's 21k now🎉