Those mini kimbaps are called mayak kimbap (drug kimbap). The proper kimbaps are much larger, have more filling (such as spinach, carrots, radish, egg and ham) and they are available in different varieties to suit anyone's taste preference. And yes, there are versions with meat in them (beef, pork, ham, tuna, etc). Also, the 'Korean' taste that you mention is probably sesame seed oil. Koreans use it to season many different vegetable side dishes including the fillings in the kimbap. The oil is also spread on the seaweed to flavor and provide a shine to the kimbap.
those mini kimbabs usually come with a mustard dipping sauce, which is what makes them 'addictive'. i'm not sure if the lady forgot, or if its something you have to ask for. a typical kimbab is much larger, has lots more vegetables, and usually has meat in them, such as ham, tuna, beef etc.
Namdaemun means a large gate to the south. In fact, the Korean language was also influenced by the Chinese character culture, so it is easy to understand if you know a lot of Chinese characters.
냉면은 을밀대 봉피양 우래옥 능라도 같은 냉면 전문 식당에서 먹어야 합니다. 전통 평양냉면은 님이 드신 매운 비빔냉면과 완전 정반대로 투명하고 맑은 국물에 진짜 싱거운 물냉면이예요. 그리고 칼국수는 일반적으로 빨간 소스가 들어가지 않아요. 특히 바지락 칼국수, 해물칼국수는 일체의 양념없이 해물의 맛이 그대로 느껴집니다. 전통 한식은 맵지 않아요.
The main reason why Koreans do not speak much English can be traced to many cultural, educational and historical factors. Here are some reasons that could explain this: 1. Education system: In the educational process in Korea, English is often only considered a very important subject, but not necessarily a second language. Meanwhile, in some other countries, learning English can be considered an important part of basic and compulsory education. 2. Influence of other international languages: Koreans may focus more on learning Japanese or Chinese rather than English, because these two countries have closer ties to Korea Kingdom from historical and commercial relations. 3. Work and social environment: Some occupations, especially those focused on the domestic market, may not require English as a requirement
A bloke in a yellow outfit was having a go at people, telling them off loudly as he walked by. He’s a Christian, yelling for people to repent their sins before God. Doesn’t seem like the most effective way to spread the word, does it?
이 봐요..외국인 친구들..김밥 가게에서 물을 쏟아서 김밥을 망쳤으면 좀 더 정중하게 김밥집 주인 아주머니에게 사과를 해야지..그냥 외국인 남자 그대가 '죄송해요'라고 말만 하지 말고 한국인의 예절을 갖추어서 고개를 깊게 숙이고 한국말로 사과를 했어야지..물을 김밥 위에 쏟았으면 그 김밥은 더 이상 팔 수 없어서 큰 손해를 끼친건데..외국인 여자는 손짓으로만 사과하고 영어로'sorry' 라고 하면 김밥집 주인 아주머니는 더 기분이 상하지..외국인 여자 그대는 '죄송합니다' 라는 한국말 안 배웠나?? 한국말과 한국식 예절을 좀 더 배워라..
한국에 온 것을 환영합니다.
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유명식당이나 섭외된거같은 식당 맛집 같은데를 가는데.
전혀 그런면도 안보이고 아주 좋네요.
Thank you. We really enjoy the local food ☺️
there are so many variations of kimbop like kimchi....
Interesting!
The kimbap that you guys bought was called ‘ggoma kimbap’ meaning smaller version of normal kimbap, hope you guys go and try the original one later
hope you enjoy korean man, as a vietnamese i hope you can visit vietnam again. Good luck for your journey
Thank you! We’ll definitely come back to Vietnam 🇻🇳
Those mini kimbaps are called mayak kimbap (drug kimbap). The proper kimbaps are much larger, have more filling (such as spinach, carrots, radish, egg and ham) and they are available in different varieties to suit anyone's taste preference. And yes, there are versions with meat in them (beef, pork, ham, tuna, etc). Also, the 'Korean' taste that you mention is probably sesame seed oil. Koreans use it to season many different vegetable side dishes including the fillings in the kimbap. The oil is also spread on the seaweed to flavor and provide a shine to the kimbap.
Interesting! I will try the version with meat next time 😊
Middle aged people in Korea are quite wild.
Hahaha it would be a boring world if we were all the same ☺️
''im gunna get involved'' - proceeds to eat 3/4 in 1 bite 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Yo Stucho! How’s it going bro? Send me your number on fb and I’ll bell you next time I’m in the shire.
I'm from Vietnam, most of me went to Korea to export speaking korean labor. Vietnamese people are very good at learning the language💯🇻🇳💪🥰
those mini kimbabs usually come with a mustard dipping sauce, which is what makes them 'addictive'. i'm not sure if the lady forgot, or if its something you have to ask for. a typical kimbab is much larger, has lots more vegetables, and usually has meat in them, such as ham, tuna, beef etc.
Oh the mustard dipping sauce sounds great! I love mustard. Also I think I’d definitely prefer them with some sort of meat ☺️
The guy shouting in the yellow vest was shouting about Jesus.
Namdaemun means a large gate to the south. In fact, the Korean language was also influenced by the Chinese character culture, so it is easy to understand if you know a lot of Chinese characters.
냉면은 을밀대 봉피양 우래옥 능라도 같은 냉면 전문 식당에서 먹어야 합니다. 전통 평양냉면은 님이 드신 매운 비빔냉면과 완전 정반대로 투명하고 맑은 국물에 진짜 싱거운 물냉면이예요. 그리고 칼국수는 일반적으로 빨간 소스가 들어가지 않아요. 특히 바지락 칼국수, 해물칼국수는 일체의 양념없이 해물의 맛이 그대로 느껴집니다. 전통 한식은 맵지 않아요.
Interesting stuff! Learning so much about Korean food at the moment ☺️
The main reason why Koreans do not speak much English can be traced to many cultural, educational and historical factors. Here are some reasons that could explain this:
1. Education system: In the educational process in Korea, English is often only considered a very important subject, but not necessarily a second language. Meanwhile, in some other countries, learning English can be considered an important part of basic and compulsory education.
2. Influence of other international languages: Koreans may focus more on learning Japanese or Chinese rather than English, because these two countries have closer ties to Korea Kingdom from historical and commercial relations.
3. Work and social environment: Some occupations, especially those focused on the domestic market, may not require English as a requirement
That’s very interesting, thank you!!
@@HenryWrideExplorescảm ơn😊😊😊
but they do speak and use eng more than other asian countries. even japan and china doesn't use it as much as koreans
What u said is sheer bullshit !
What u said is sheer bullshit !
there are chinese vendors in streets. still better than what you get in china.
A bloke in a yellow outfit was having a go at people, telling them off loudly as he walked by. He’s a Christian, yelling for people to repent their sins before God. Doesn’t seem like the most effective way to spread the word, does it?
조심좀하세요 김밥에 물들어갔네
Oops! 😬
8:20 동묘, 남대문시장같은 노인들이 많은곳엔 이런 정치에 미친 환자들이 가끔 있습니다😅
Im probably about 10 years away from doing this too 😂
@@HenryWrideExplores😂😂😂🎉
이 봐요..외국인 친구들..김밥 가게에서 물을 쏟아서 김밥을 망쳤으면 좀 더 정중하게 김밥집 주인 아주머니에게 사과를 해야지..그냥 외국인 남자 그대가 '죄송해요'라고 말만 하지 말고 한국인의 예절을 갖추어서 고개를 깊게 숙이고 한국말로 사과를 했어야지..물을 김밥 위에 쏟았으면 그 김밥은 더 이상 팔 수 없어서 큰 손해를 끼친건데..외국인 여자는 손짓으로만 사과하고 영어로'sorry' 라고 하면 김밥집 주인 아주머니는 더 기분이 상하지..외국인 여자 그대는 '죄송합니다' 라는 한국말 안 배웠나?? 한국말과 한국식 예절을 좀 더 배워라..
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