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Seoul, South Korea (Part 3 of 3) | July 16 - 18, 2016
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- We found even more amazing little neighborhoods and food on our last day in Seoul, enjoy!
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Is it weird that I instantly recognized the cute shirt Eric was wearing in the Q&A as the one he bought in a convenience store during the motorbike trip in Taiwan? Thanks for another great video!
Haha, good eye! -E
Normally, you would not think mustard and jelly would go together. I was in south Korea for one day so would like to go back. Have a great Christmas 👍
Other than your channel I'm lockdown bored of RUclips = i think this the 3rd time Ive dug out so of my favourite Kyde and Eric tours ❤❤❤❤❤
thank you guys, i'm watching this on my birthday, really enjoying all of your video content. thanks for letting me be a part of your adventures.
Yay! Happy birthday! -E
Churros in Korea! I would not have guessed such a thing existed there. I LOVE them. And combined with ice cream sounds heavenly!
Yea, it was pretty baller! -E
The first video I saw from you guys was on 7/11 food in Japan. I was in Japan for three weeks and it was virtually all I ate.
Anyway, just a fan dropping by to say that you guys are awesome and really chill. ~ Happy Holidays!
Thanks! Have a good holiday too! -E
You guy's content is some of my favourite on RUclips...it's one of few channels where I come back to time and again to rewatch like I would do with Brooklyn 99 or Peep Show or something. Perfect length, super interesting and your approach to travelling and life is just infectious. I've learnt so much about Japan I hope to visit for a month next year :)
P.S this is like my third time fully watching the Seoul series alone haha.
Haha, awesome, glad you dig!
Love you guys. Keep having fun!
+NutsDeez Thanks, NutsDeez! -E
"smells like burning electronics". Yeah, it seems someone has released the magic blue smoke.
You can't help but really like them.
Oh don't worry, this is the internet. Someone hates us. -E
the aftervideo diskussion is so interesting. could listen to it for ages.
We do discussions like this about all of our longer videos on Patreon.
The Seoul adventure was so interesting, and I agree that food is really a prime motivator because it engages so many senses. (Nota bene: smell and sense are the same word in most languages.) Then end card here could have been an episode in itself. A lot of people are constrained by fear (mostly of failure, and often of very low odds chances of misfortune.) I think Couchsurfers in particular are more open and thus have more positive experiences.
11:48 I remember playing that game as a kid in Mexico. Those were the days before Nintendo when kids actually went outside and the games we would play required you to horse around and rough people up! Good times!!
Hahaha, I had a Nintendo. -E
You guys are the best and I'm glad to able to watch your content.
Thanks duude! -E
Eric looks so happy with that sandwich, LOL!
FOR REAL! -E
Rick and Morty is definitely one of the best shows out there! Can't wait for season 3! :D
Same here! -E
great video. just got back from tokyo 2 weeks ago and now south korea is next on my list
Yea, hit it up! It's quite different than Japan! -E
that green stuff is pickled radish which I love
The shot at the end of the sun rising at the airport reminds me of the time i flew from Beijing to Amsterdam and we got in so early we could watch the sun rise from the observation deck there and my brain was just not being a brain but it was a beautifully bizarre moment after like 24 hours of travelling. Great video as per! Thanks dudez.
I love those moments. -E
I am so proud of Kade how she is always fearless of trying unfamiliar foods! Wish I could have gave you guys a tour in korea>3.
Btw, the white radish is for to just eat with chicken (glad if it was okay with pepper&salt lol)
YEa, her favorite thing is to find food she's unfamiliar with! -E
The thumbnail 😂😂
Honey mustard wasabi....I think it would be a great dipping sauce for pretzels lol Hope you guys had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Good idea! -E
Yay.. Finally! ... On to the next ... 😄
I was in Honolulu last week and I was halfway to you !!! if I had the time I wish I could have found you guys and had dinner
Lucky! -E
When all else fails.. Just drink more! LOL Also that wasabi honey mustard sounds amazing! I need to get on that!
Yea, prob wouldn't be too hard to make it! -E
I'm interested to try more Korean food. The only dish I've had is bibimbap, so I'd like to try more!
There is a lot to explore! -E
That grilled sandwich in the beginning... you guys totally found a cheap Korean Monte Cristo. Now I really want to try something like that at home...
Oh good call! Those things are hella good too! -E
Eric, eat your Kimchi LOL; seriously, its sooooo good for you and extremely easy to make at home too. Loved the video. Love you two! 💕💕💕💕💕
I'm slowly coming around. -E
great stuff !! keep on with the good stuff!!!
Thanks! -E
Eric is wearing the sheep shirt from the Taiwan videos! I agree about not assuming it's impossible to rent a motorbike, just like in Taiwan.
I love that shirt! -E
Make your stay as long as possible. I agree completely and it is my philosophy about travelling... I followed that whenever I went anywhere. I stayed in Japan for about 5 weeks. I stayed in Turkey for 4 weeks, I was in Greece for 2 weeks... I stayed with family in Vancouver for 3 weeks, Ohio for 2 weeks, and others. I want to be there long enough to start to understand the place. I would have stayed longer in most of those places but it wasn't possible given circumstances. I hate being somewhere for only a few days. Not to mention it makes me crazy with jet lag.
Family tried to talk me out of the trip to Turkey because "terrorists" and such. I had friends who lived there so I knew it was nonsense.
Glad you made the trip to Turkey! It annoys me when people just assume a place is dangerous without any real knowledge of it. We hear warnings from people all the time and they are never correct. Hahaha. -E
great vid tnx for share...
crunchy rice is best rice. Seriously, if you get stone pot (dolset) bibimbop, the rice gets all crunchy and is awesome
Great video. Now i know where to get the parts to build my Gundam suit :-)
Haha, good call! -E
Fabulous video, as always. I am going to Seoul for a week this coming spring and am SO EXCITED!! I will be re-watching all your Korean videos. I can't wait to wander around and eat weird food!
Many people are telling me things like "It's unsafe, you're crazy! What about North Korea? What about Trump? Be careful what you eat.." All from people who don't know what they're talking about, at all. So I agree with your advice: do your own research, seek out information from the knowledgeable and experienced, and disregard the baseless naysayers.
+Mandyland SK is infinitely safer than The States, haha. Have an awesome adventure! -E
Eat at the Old China Cafe in Kuala Lumpur - its in Chinatown it my favourite Nonya restaurant in town. I used to live in KL and every time I head back I have to eat there! :)
I'll make a note of it! -E
Anything specific to eat there? -E
Nonya reading chicken, Nasi lemak (Eric its fishy so beware!) and the siu devil curry! But everything there is amazing!
Hawaiian Airlines flight number? was this the airline you took?Was there a special from seoul to haneda or reverse. Other airline?
+Richard Productions I don't recall the airline, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't Hawaiian. -E
Thanks for answering my question guys! Gonna research some of the place you mentioned. :D also you said my username correctly! haha
yay!
It's wonderful how you find the way to travel while being short on time (job and stuff). Passion for traveling! *Jealousy ^_^*
Yea, gotta squeeze it in when you can! -E
In this video, you guys talk about hunting for certain restaurants that had salt and pepper. What are some American flavors/foods that you find yourselves missing in Japan?
+SilverSilmarils After 6 years or so in Asia it's rare I find myself missing American food to be honest. But I do often dream of burritos. -E
would it be possible to do a video showing how you guys pack for a trip? been travelling for almost a year and i still haven't got the lightweight packing down.
This is pretty old, but it's a good breakdown. ruclips.net/video/fc-CAxAnAmk/видео.html
thanks!
I've been interested in going to South Korea for a while, so I was glad to watch your guy's videos (watched all 3 parts today).
My husband and I have been to Japan and South Africa. Can you suggest a favorite country to visit besides S. Korea?
Thailand! Oman! Taiwan! Myanmar!
Stone wall trail of Seoul Deoksugung Palace
ohh great job y'all! haha Chipotle.. chee-poht-lei
where do you get your awesome t-shirts?
No specific place, I just come across them. -E
I think that "stoynum" was a big slice of ginger!
Please never stop traveling...onegaishimasu!
I hope we never stop traveling too! -E
Yeah, Gyeongbokgung is a palace, not a temple. You find interesting things. :)
Dude! I eat mustard and strawberry jelly on my sausage biscuit from McDonalds! Yes!
Sounds fire! -E
I think the "sternum" might be ginger!!
You guys need to open a toast restaurant with arcade games in the eating area. Kyde needs to design mascot(s) for it. You could name each sandwich or sandwich set with sayings from your videos. like, "I feel like a sandwich, I'm going to go to their place and order the pussytown sandwich and sit at the communal dining table, the fingerbang bench."
Haha, good idea! -E
What is the "colorful and exciting": market called?
Sorry, I'm not sure. -E
oh my god this chicken and cheese + corn !!! man! As a French, It looked delicious. We are here living in the philippines and lots of korean restaurants are present, what is the name of that meal ? It looks amazing I want to try it!
I think a French person might be disappointed in the "cheese." But for Asia it was good! Not sure of the name, sorry. -E
When you were traveling around the world what was something that you were glad to have with you, or like a favorite item?
Kyde!! -E
I agree street foods look so good in Korea I have been but too long ago now!!!! 😭
Yea, gotta go back! -E
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early upload.
Nice Video :) Where is the electronic district? I am going to seoul and i REALLY want to see that ;) (and i didn't know that seoul had these)
I'm really sorry, I'm not sure. Hopefully you'll be able to google for it. -E
Ahh, I found it! Yay for gps tagged photos! goo.gl/maps/jdp5yso1J7o -E
Thank you! :)
Hello both - very excited that you are visiting KL (my hometown). I've been living in the US for years now, so I am not aware of the best places to eat some of my favourite food. But I can certainly share with you some of my favs and I hope to get to try some yummy ones:
1. Char Kuey Teow - www.foodadvisor.my/best-char-kuey-teow-kl. No guarantees if they are good, but I will use this list myself when I go back in the spring. :)
2. Roti canai - thesmartlocal.com/read/best-mamaks-kl. I'm old-school when it comes to roti canai, I always get the plain ones with dhal curry. Roti tissue is really more of a dessert, and it may take more than the two of you to finish it. Give "maggi mee goreng" (stir fried maggi mee) if you can. These dishes go very well with "teh tarik", iced or hot. It means "pulled tea" - it's milk tea. If you like this stuff, stop by a TESCO or equivalent and buy the 3-in1 packets. I load up whenever I am home to bring back to the US!
3. Bak kut teh - www.foodadvisor.my/best-bak-kut-teh-kuala-lumpur. Again, I have not tried these places myself. If they have the dry, spicy version as well, give that a go.
4. Pasar malam (night market). This is really more of a place that I recommend you go to. There are tonnes of food and stuff that you can buy. www.tallypress.com/places-to-go/2016/3/28/7-night-markets-in-kuala-lumpur-selangor-you-must-not-miss. I am not familiar with these markets really, and some of them may not be close to where you are. I hope at least this gives you an idea of what they are and maybe there are smaller ones close to you. There are also morning markets, but they are quite brief and focus on selling veges, meat, etc. -- stuff that families need to cook dinner, etc.
5. Curry noodles (aka curry laksa) - www.foodadvisor.my/best-curry-mee-kl. I believe I've been going to the one in Madras Lane, Petaling street for years since I was young (sorry I can't verify it - we just know where it is so we never bother with the address/name of the stall!). If this is the one I'm thinking of, it's very close to our "China Town". While you're here, I would recommend you trying "dry bbq meat". A famous brand is "Loong Kee Dried Meat" but they could be overpriced. Some major shopping malls might have branches or other brands.
6. Wonton noodles. foursquare.com/top-places/kuala-lumpur/best-places-wontons. I personnaly prefer the dry version.
7. Pan mee. www.foodadvisor.my/best-pan-mee-kl. Again, prefer the dry version.
8. Chee cheong fun - www.timeout.com/kuala-lumpur/restaurants/guide-to-chee-cheong-fun. this is the Hong Kong version. There's also a local version my.openrice.com/klangvalley/article/k-l-s-10-must-have-chee-cheong-fun/411. Both the sweet sauce/curry versions are good. Try them with stuffed-eggplant/okra/chilli, "fu juk" (pre-deep fried tofu sheets with fish cake in between), fish ball, or anything that you find interesting as extras.
9. I don't know of a specific place that's excellent at these, but try these snacks if you stumble upon them: www.myresipi.com/recipes?q%5Btags_name_cont%5D=kuih+muih
10. Clay pot chicken rice my.openrice.com/klangvalley/article/10-best-claypot-chicken-rice-in-kl-pj/534
11. Chicken rice - foursquare.com/top-places/kuala-lumpur/best-places-chicken-rice
12. Pork noodles - www.foodadvisor.my/best-pork-noodles-kl. The one I know that's good for sure is in Subang Jaya - www.j2kfm.com/ooi-noodle-house-pork-noodles-pomander-ss15-subang-jaya/
13. Dim sum - www.timeout.com/kuala-lumpur/restaurants/the-best-dim-sum-restaurants-in-kl. My personal favourites: egg tart, stuffed eggplants, steamed/baked bbq pork bun, chicken legs, HK style chee cheong fun, radish cake, "loh mei gai" (glutonious rice with chicken), "har gau" (shrimp dumpling), "siu mai" (pork dumpling)
14. banana leaf rice www.timeout.com/kuala-lumpur/food-and-drink/best-banana-leaf-restaurants-in-kl. I'm not a fan of this myself, but I know many malaysians do!
15. Asam laksa www.foodadvisor.my/best-asam-laksa-kl. I'm again not a fan of this version of laksa - it's on the sour side, and quite fishy
16. Kaya (coconut spread) toast www.chowhound.com/post/kuala-lumpur-hainanese-kaya-toast-kl-913520. Try the half-boilled eggs also.
I hope this list will be helpful for you. I enjoyed researching this list, and i'm going to use them myself in the next few months! Hopefully, you can let me know if you both tried any, and if they are any good! :) ENJOY!
Fei, (Malaysian-Chinese living in Oregon), Tucker (corgi) and Max (corgi-swedish vallhund mix)
Here's a few more :p
17. Shrimp/prawn noodles www.foodadvisor.my/best-prawn-mee-kl
18. Hokkien noodles - www.hungrygowhere.my/gallery/18-best-places-for-kl-style-hokkien-mee-in-kl-pj-*gid-ee7c3101/. These stalls/restaurants may also have "wat tan hor" noodles, which is also yummy. it's flat rice noodles, with thick eggy sauce.
19. Rojak www.foodadvisor.my/best-rojak-kl I prefer the indian-style rojak with the crispy stuff in it.
20. Porridge my.openrice.com/klangvalley/article/10-best-chinese-porridges-in-kl-pj/788. I like the deep-fried pig intestine version! I've wanted to try the frog version here, and I've been told that it's good. foursquare.com/v/frog-porridge-at-jalan-alor/4bae00a0f964a520cd793be3
21. Seremban bbq char siu bun. I don't know where exactly you can fin these, but I often see them at chinese breakfast places in local areas. They are not served in dim sum places.
22. Nasi (rice) lemak (literally means fat, but I think in this context, the rice is cooked with coconut milk, so it's more of like being enriched with coconut milk?!) - www.foodadvisor.my/best-nasi-lemak-kl
23. Satay foursquare.com/top-places/kuala-lumpur/best-places-satay
24. Grilled fish (ikan bakar) www.foodadvisor.my/best-grilled-fish-in-kl
25. Oyster omelete (oh chien) www.themalaymailonline.com/eat-drink/article/our-5-favourite-places-for-oh-chien-in-kl-shah-alam-klang
26. chinese dessert www.foodadvisor.my/best-tong-sui-kl. My personal fav is "rice ball" with black sesame filling (hot version).
27. Luk luk sharkingforchipsanddrinks.com/lok-lok-at-fat-one-steamboat-food-truck-kuala-lumpur/
28. Steamboat www.foodadvisor.my/best-steamboat-kl
Oh wow, tons of info! We will take it with us, hopefully we will get to check some of it out! I wish we had enough time to try it all! -E
in kuala lumpur, you should visit one of their big ass malls. it is sooooooo huge. the petronas towers of course. Chinatown is nice too, but a little bit on the ghetto side. but overall, a nice city imo
Yea, we have been there once before. We are looking forward to the food the most at the moment! -E
I'am surprised cheese is in there diet? " probably because they cooked the chicken and then putting it in the hot plate probably drys it out . It looked good though.
Yea, we were surprised to find out years ago that pizza in S.Korea is actually pretty legit and popular too. -E
Was that grapefruit chuhi good flavour ?
Yea, it was aight! -E
Kyle is Rick
PSH. -E
Eric the archaeologist! x) that crusty rice tho..
Haha
im planning to visit korea all by myself. Did u enjoy your trip there and is it safe?
+Ren vill Yea! S.Korea is amazing! Safe too! Enjoy your trip! -E
Kyde and Eric hi tenk u s much!!!
23:15 that look! hahaha
Hahah
Money box is where you swipe the credit card.
😊
Do you have a Hawaii trip video?
Nope! We should make a series there. -E
Have you guys thought about doing a trip where you try to pay it forward for all the help you have been given while on trips. Example: you could tell how touched Eric was when people helped him out (Lawson chick) when he lost his wallet.
And I'm not saying it has to be country specific and I am not saying I know what kind of philanthropy you already do. I just think it's an interesting question. Like go and help build houses or volunteer on an archaeological dig, etc. I've thought about doing this in the past and considering you are volunteering your time and a lot of times they want you to pay additional money (beyond airfair and basic food and lodging) It makes me wonder how legit some of these things are. Forgive me if you have discussed this already or had done it already - you are getting to the point of so many videos that I need to start re-watching some of them again.
I would love to do something like this, but often I wonder if people that go and "help" are often more of an expense than an asset. It's hard to shake out if a charity is "good" or not, unfortunately. I could see us doing something in the future by running a fundraiser for something via our channel if we had the right honest connections. It's something we'd love to do. -E
Japanese use the same sign for Onsen/bath house. I wonder why you have never seen one in Japan?? Probably it's because a public bathhouse has become an endangered species in Tokyo. That chimney looks like the one of the public bath house in my childhood neighborhood so much, and makes me feel so nostalgic. Always nice to see cultural similarities between two countries.
+acatinny We were talking about our previous trip to Korea which was before we had even visited Japan! -E
I see, actually now I remember that you stated on the first part of this series of Korea Videos that you had visited Korea 6ish years ago when you were traveling around the world. Thanks for clarifying :)
"...push the like button..." _clicks like button_ I'm easy to influence.
I cracked my screen mashing the like button so hard!
😢😭😒😏
Thanks! -E
LETS GET SOME DABS!!
Kyde and Eric what was that cheese and corn dish you had?
korean style eric lol
koreans drink alot of that every summer bcoz its much cheaper.
My Grandma was Nana too, Kyde!
Related?!?!?!
Possible. Unlikely.
But my mum still goes on about US relatives....
My mum is also Nana to her grandchildren.
"Nanna's not Korean right?" Dying
Haha
this is great (y)
Yay
Those Toast sandwiches sound like stoner food. Put everything I have on a sandwich and toast it!
They were amazing. -E
What is that dish called?
Speaking of bad advice, and it happened to a friend of mine...... One of her friends told her to bring pocket tissues to Japan because they didn't sell them in the drugstore.Of course, she soon realized that although she couldn't buy them, she could receive them for free from pretty much anywhere (with a good and bad variety of advertising).
HAhahahahaha.
It's funny because it's true.
can you guys do a time laps when you are eating fantsy chicken the next time...!!! ı promis I'm not creepy it's just an idea... 😁
....hahaha....
nice last video in South Korea
Thanks! -E
You took a hawaiian airlines jet home?
+greg h Haha, looks like it. It's Peach Air, a Japanese LCC. -E
Hey can I get a car thats tricked out to look like an ice cream truck? You know it has colorful pictures of ice cream treats. and it plays a toon thats fun for the young children. DA DA DA DAAAA DA DA DA DAAAA DA DA DA DA DA DA DAAAAA.
Haha, sounds baller. -E
where is the last hokkaido vid? X(
+bjni Months away, I have a tremendous amount of footage still. -E
Yay! I hope that series never ends! Haha
At this rate it may never end! I want to go on another hitchhiking trip, but I'd like to finish editing this one first! Hahahaha. -E
Cinnamony... Cinnamini?.. I think it's pronounced, 'sea anemone'. 😉
Haha
Hey From the UK
Have you guys lost weight? Eric you look a lot slimmer that you just to and Katy you most definitely lost weight too. Are you both been on diets or is the something wrong. I'm worried you just look a lot healthier. Are you two really ok??🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Kyde has been getting more exercise than she used to. I think I've been about the same weight forever. Haha. -E
Great video! Kyde you made a comment in a previous video in Korea that you would eat dog meat for "flavor" :( Ugh... Please love our furry friends. :)
Lol, I was playing this vid in the background and not paying attention until I heard porny noises. Somehow youtube had autoplayed from this video through a series of korean "adult" movies.
+Andy Douglass Nice!!!
I
Harry Potter lived under the stairs...
Get wriggity wrecked, son!
afganistan, why u dont go
It's really not safe for tourists at the moment, unfortunately :( I'd love to go, but even the Afghans that I've asked say that many parts are not safe despite not being American.
What's your opinion on it?
RICK AND MORTY CONFIRMED!!!! imgur.com/a/Fu7QI
A wild plumbus appears.
HAHA. -E
that wasn't real cheese tho! hope it came out the right end alright ...
Haha, for Asia it was real cheese! -E
....RUclips Autoplay suggested that the next thing to play after your video....would be a korean porn video that somehow made it on RUclips! O.o
+YasashiiFuyu How was it?
*lol* I don't know, but it seems Autoplay is now suggesting #2 of it! RUclips apparently really wants me to watch it! I guess they got inspired by your videos Thumbnail ;-p
The mortiest Morty
+Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaartin For real! -E