Hey guys just posted a video of some amazingly GOOEY and delicious Hotteok on the streets of Seoul check it out here - ruclips.net/video/Fal0xzsc1XY/видео.html&lc=z23eytgr5tndelpumacdp432f2xoclw20vfdra2phu5w03c010c
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One of my FAVORITE countries. You brought back some memories of when I was stationed there in Korea and would venture into the markets for the street fare. YUMMY
I can. see what he said super spicy foods fresh healthy foods. very beautiful foods in this market very fresh healthy foods thank you for sharing very good fresh healthy foods
Very good food nice place for food and lots of nice stalls very clean place fresh fruits and vegetables thank you for sharing Bless you all love the fresh fruits and healthy food thank you for sharing Bless you all love to watch your. Channel very good love it .
Love it! Could almost taste it through the screen! Btw, since you're in Korea, the seaweed sheets are called "kim".... "nori" is what they would call it in Japan...
You are both really enjoying life It's fun to watch your video I am a vegetarian foodie Fun of the famous Wedge dish of every place Also keep showing Thanks Radheradhe
Love this video! And Chinese caption submitted,waiting for verification now. There are lots of restaurant serving kimchi pancake in Taiwan Really want to try how it taste in Korea. BTW I've mailed you since the comment below the cold noodle video.
Look very. spices bowl of soup very good food beautiful healthy food nice stalls and lots of food very good healthy food thank you for sharing. Bless you both , 26-11-18;
I remember seeing aunties carrying trays of food but did not see where they go or came from. I guess we didn’t manage to get to the real inside of Namdaemun
Actually, did you? Actually?! 🤦♀️. I’m so sorry, but, when one binge watches, one notices things. Food looks good, and you have a great camera presence. I like the places you take us, and most of the food you share.
Great video! I'm a fairly new subscriber and am loving your content. If I could make a suggestion, it would be nice if in the respective country you are in, if you could call the food by the name that's used in the country. I've noticed in your videos in Korea you use Japanese names or say it's the Korean version of....dried seaweed is called Kim/keem not Nori, raw fish is called Hwe not Korean sashimi, kimbap is not Korean sushi, it's just kimbap etc. These are of course just suggestions that I think would be helpful since you travel so much! Thanks and looking forward to your upcoming videos!
Fantastic channel my dude. Having said that, the food here looks the same and not very appetizing as someone mentioned before. Like red mash paste thrown with noodles and rice and fish etc. I think the soondubu is the best paired with some burnt rice. Do more Taiwan stuff, the food looks 10x better and they seem friendlier.
olenick 7734 there are so many different kinds of kimchi! Not only the spicy one with cabbages that is mostly known, there are also non-spicy ones and with different veggies and ingredients! :)
keep it up dude nextime come here in Philippines try our food in manila cebu ilocos pampanga bicol bohol cagayan it's up to you which you like bro #keepsafe 🇵🇭
hi luke martin, let's visit in lombok-indonesian , many foreign tourist who visit here, please search in google or youtube to she the beauty of lombok-indonesia tour it wait my brother. love you so much:-D
Judging by the look of the food served for them, I think they didn't choose the right restaurant at all. The food looked too dry or overcooked with less vegetables....it seems like they don't have any idea where to go....
It's called galchi jjorim my guy. Jjorim in Korean translates to "braised". You can make jjorim with many things, you just substitute the protein for whatever you like. You can throw in kimchi with porkbelly which is a classic over fresh white rice on a cold ass winter day. But yeah, again, you're just some racist ignorant troll on the internet but bruh, at least be a smart racist ignorant troll... You aint even cultured one bit man. Go read a book before you try and look cool on the internet.
Edamame, how can you tell? Have you eaten a lot of Jorim before to be able to say for sure? Just wondering as I've never visited or eaten that myself so can't tell. Maybe it's meant to be like that, did you not consider that could be the case?
Edamame also, where are all the whiners about how Luke played the wrong type of music?? Maybe he doesn't give a F like the rest of us, watch the video, not the listen to the music
That's a bit unfair. It's like saying Mexican food is only about salsa and Italian food is only about marinara sauce. There are tons of different types of Korean foods. What you see on youtube are dishes based off of red pepper paste and bean paste etc because those are usually the most popular but there are definitely other flavorings out there in different regions.
There is haute cuisine occuring in every country and continent, you just have to seek it. Look up restaurant Jungsik... And umm my guy, I know you're trolling, but lol, those flavors of "red pepper/sesame/garlic/soy bean paste" are sort of what all of you non Koreans are raving about these days... Just sayin.
Edamame that's only the foods nowadays, to fit the more Western tastebuds. Our cuisine is really vegetable-heavy, because we used to be such a poor country. Yes, maybe simple, but so much depth in flavor.
Hey guys just posted a video of some amazingly GOOEY and delicious Hotteok on the streets of Seoul check it out here - ruclips.net/video/Fal0xzsc1XY/видео.html&lc=z23eytgr5tndelpumacdp432f2xoclw20vfdra2phu5w03c010c
Luke Martin RAW yall for the most have the dream occupation in my eyes. Travel and eat REPEAT! Love you guys. New subscriber too aye!
Luke Martin RAW hey Luke ! You rock Thanks for posting on youtube
Luke Martin RAW happy the National day.
What do you think of Luke Martin RAW? If you liked it give it a subscribe here - ruclips.net/channel/UCD5v3wL-6NMG0SMMeR6TxsA We are now in Malaysia filming a tonne of street food videos for you guys and can't wait to show you them! More to come from Korea until then! Stay tuned and follow behind the scenes on Instagram - /instagram.com/derpyluke and facebook facebook.com/chopsticktravel
Luke Martin selamat datang !
please, please, please... LESS of your "girlfriend" and MORE OF YOU, LUKE.
she's also terrible on camera. thanks.
That was so much fun! Wow! Awesome!!
I love markets. They are live and loud. Cool!
More vids with markets, please! Loved it!!
Got a raw video, then a travel video shortly after. Oooh lucky day!....Thanks you. Safe travels and keep up the great work guys!
One of my FAVORITE countries. You brought back some memories of when I was stationed there in Korea and would venture into the markets for the street fare. YUMMY
🌟👌What fun, to be transported from the comfort of my seat, to these markets-across-the-sea! Thank you for all you're gathering, creating and posting!✌
I love these vloggers so much😊
Great vid! Luke, blue shirt us great, blue is your color. Sabrina, love your smile, would like to see more of it. Thanks for your great work.
Love all your videos Lukey!! Keep up the good work!
Thanks!
Love to watch you both enjoy shopping and eat very healthy food nice place fresh food and lots of fresh fruits thank you for sharing Bless you all.
Looks so yummy. Love your videos
I can. see what he said super spicy foods fresh healthy foods. very beautiful foods in this market very fresh healthy foods thank you for sharing very good fresh healthy foods
Another great video thank you bro, thank you sabrina its a good thing seeing someone enjoying our culture,
Very good food nice place for food and lots of nice stalls very clean place fresh fruits and vegetables thank you for sharing Bless you all love the fresh fruits and healthy food thank you for sharing Bless you all love to watch your. Channel very good love it .
Congratulations Luke and Sabrina on reaching the 70k subs milestone!
+Choon Ping thanks man are super psyched!
Hi guys love you video's
Keep up the good work🎈💝🎈
Love it! Could almost taste it through the screen! Btw, since you're in Korea, the seaweed sheets are called "kim".... "nori" is what they would call it in Japan...
Congrats on 70k subs Luke, you and Sabrina deserved it! Always love watching your videos. Hairtail doesn't sound appetizing lol
Thanks Phi! We are psyched! The hair tail is very delicate its a really nice fish!
Found you last week and I must visit these places , keep up the fabulous work guys
This is nice. I love your videos luke
thank you luke the food looks delicious. Thank you for shering
It's good seeing korean street foods, the first dsh looks very spicy.
You are both really enjoying life
It's fun to watch your video
I am a vegetarian foodie
Fun of the famous Wedge dish of every place
Also keep showing
Thanks
Radheradhe
Omg I went to that exact dumpling place in the summer!!! The lady is so so so sweet and gave us like 6 free dumplings!
Very Nice and Yummy
Love you both....keep going👍
You guyz drive me crazy...i wanna eat tooooooo
Love this video!
And Chinese caption submitted,waiting for verification now.
There are lots of restaurant serving kimchi pancake in Taiwan
Really want to try how it taste in Korea.
BTW I've mailed you since the comment below the cold noodle video.
Namdae moon market! I haven't been there so far, even if i am from kore:)) i love your all videos!!
I think you should do a rating of the food you ate. But anyways good video!
Hey guy's...great video, but could you do some footage of the desserts and drinks available at markets etc? :)
hope at some point you guys get to go to jeju island. hairtail is prepared differently there
You deserve to have more subscribers. ❤️
One pf my favorite food my mom used to make me.
Love your vids .
Thanks buddy!
any pancake is awesome.
Look very. spices bowl of soup very good food beautiful healthy food nice stalls and lots of food very good healthy food thank you for sharing. Bless you both , 26-11-18;
you should be the one who hits a million subs
Love the hairtail curry.
Can you guys do some videos in Sichuan...
I want you to taste the food in Thailand. the food is very delicious.😘😘
Hmm.. Looks verry good! We.. Love food :-D
Mouth watering~~
Love ur videos
I love chaotic Asian markets!
ive had those noodles in that little red bag 1:05 YUMMY and very spicy LOVEEE it
noodle verison*
looks really great!!
Hi Luke, would like to know about what time when u having street food at namdaemun, I thought the market closes about 3pm daily?
I remember seeing aunties carrying trays of food but did not see where they go or came from. I guess we didn’t manage to get to the real inside of Namdaemun
Actually, did you? Actually?! 🤦♀️. I’m so sorry, but, when one binge watches, one notices things. Food looks good, and you have a great camera presence. I like the places you take us, and most of the food you share.
Greets from Düsseldorf
Would love to visit some day hopefully soon! :)
Great video! I'm a fairly new subscriber and am loving your content. If I could make a suggestion, it would be nice if in the respective country you are in, if you could call the food by the name that's used in the country. I've noticed in your videos in Korea you use Japanese names or say it's the Korean version of....dried seaweed is called Kim/keem not Nori, raw fish is called Hwe not Korean sashimi, kimbap is not Korean sushi, it's just kimbap etc. These are of course just suggestions that I think would be helpful since you travel so much! Thanks and looking forward to your upcoming videos!
The spicy fish stew is it chili powder or anyway it stopped my head for a second there.
Fantastic channel my dude. Having said that, the food here looks the same and not very appetizing as someone mentioned before. Like red mash paste thrown with noodles and rice and fish etc. I think the soondubu is the best paired with some burnt rice. Do more Taiwan stuff, the food looks 10x better and they seem friendlier.
Ja Rule I don't know how Koreans deal with indigestion or allergies eating the type of food they make??
the way you react to the food reminds me so much of Mark Wiens xD
Kimchi pancakes now that would be good. I like good kimchi
olenick 7734 there are so many different kinds of kimchi! Not only the spicy one with cabbages that is mostly known, there are also non-spicy ones and with different veggies and ingredients! :)
This video made me eat more today 😂😂😂
갈치 조림
조금 더 비싸고 맛있게 오래 요리한다면 오래 숙성 시킨 김치(맛있게 숙성시키기 힘들다)와 무 줄기를 말린 시레기(비싸다) 들어가고 기타 향신료들이 더 들어갑니다.
I really like her accent
keep it up dude nextime come here in Philippines try our food in manila cebu ilocos pampanga bicol bohol cagayan it's up to you which you like bro #keepsafe 🇵🇭
Hi Luke. Brazil
Hi Luiz
watch the spice!
hi luke martin, let's visit in lombok-indonesian , many foreign tourist who visit here, please search in google or youtube to she the beauty of lombok-indonesia tour it wait my brother. love you so much:-D
Spice the secret to a good life
I'm so hungry
Молодцы! Привет из России!
For a while there, I thought Luke was wearing PJs at the market. :)
Omg my mouth is watering just by looking at 4:30
Oh yeah!
2nd!
omg 갈치조림이다 ^^
Funny... did you just call the "KIM" Nori?. O hayo gozaimasu then.. :)
Market food😤😱😱🈯🈯🈯🉐🉐🉐🈚🈚🈺🈺😒🙌🙌🙌
I think you can't taste the natural flavor of the fish because it is too spicy .
i love sabrina.
me too!
Me too
Me three!
Did she just said kuya? In Tagalog that means brother
Looking at the flames coming from the grill you're lucky you didn't get hurt or set your hair on fire sticking your head through the window young lady
I am So frustrated that you are not eating that with a spoonful of rice every single time
you don't have to bother make video about other country, taiwan will do (because my girl friend is there, lol)
not bad.. it's good to try other spicy food.. lol
Judging by the look of the food served for them, I think they didn't choose the right restaurant at all. The food looked too dry or overcooked with less vegetables....it seems like they don't have any idea where to go....
갈치집은 어떻게 알고 간건지ㅋㅋㅋ
dining big balls
how can anyone tolerate the smell of Kimchi or eat it?
4th
Is Emma your girlfriend
김치전 맛 없어 보인다.
Those hairtail stew look so overboiled...
It's called galchi jjorim my guy. Jjorim in Korean translates to "braised". You can make jjorim with many things, you just substitute the protein for whatever you like. You can throw in kimchi with porkbelly which is a classic over fresh white rice on a cold ass winter day.
But yeah, again, you're just some racist ignorant troll on the internet but bruh, at least be a smart racist ignorant troll... You aint even cultured one bit man. Go read a book before you try and look cool on the internet.
XANDOES all he said was that it was overboiled lol
go look at all of his other comments on this video lol
Edamame, how can you tell? Have you eaten a lot of Jorim before to be able to say for sure? Just wondering as I've never visited or eaten that myself so can't tell. Maybe it's meant to be like that, did you not consider that could be the case?
no if you make overboiled fish stew, fishes maybe already broken.
everyone love the white girl. make her asian. get her a kamono
Korean food is so unintereasting, uncreative & unartistic. Everything is just of either of red pepper/sesame/garlic/soy bean paste flavor...
Edamame I agree, it's a mish mosh of other cultures culinary art. Look at the car and phone companies coming out of their country, zero originality
Edamame also, where are all the whiners about how Luke played the wrong type of music?? Maybe he doesn't give a F like the rest of us, watch the video, not the listen to the music
That's a bit unfair. It's like saying Mexican food is only about salsa and Italian food is only about marinara sauce. There are tons of different types of Korean foods. What you see on youtube are dishes based off of red pepper paste and bean paste etc because those are usually the most popular but there are definitely other flavorings out there in different regions.
There is haute cuisine occuring in every country and continent, you just have to seek it. Look up restaurant Jungsik...
And umm my guy, I know you're trolling, but lol, those flavors of "red pepper/sesame/garlic/soy bean paste" are sort of what all of you non Koreans are raving about these days... Just sayin.
Edamame that's only the foods nowadays, to fit the more Western tastebuds. Our cuisine is really vegetable-heavy, because we used to be such a poor country. Yes, maybe simple, but so much depth in flavor.