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  • @junz8675
    @junz8675 9 месяцев назад +18

    I think the confusion with korean "dessert" comes from the difference in interpretation to ending a meal. Sweet desserts like ice cream might be offered in certain cases but are generally not a thing & is not expected. When youre at home eating fruit together as a family is a common dessert & when eating out there are many nice cafes or other similar establishments to get a sweet dessert so you can just change locations and have a round 2 for that.

  • @danielaa_st
    @danielaa_st 9 месяцев назад +6

    Everytime someone eats korean food it looks like they are really loving it, it makes me wants to try it, it seems like it's really good.
    I've been watching you lately and I really enjoy watching your reactions, I love how you are learning about other cultures. I would want you to watch a little bit more videos about balkan. Love from Serbia🇷🇸 ❤

  • @rhi8687
    @rhi8687 9 месяцев назад +5

    loving the reactions to Korean Englishman! you should react to 'British Highschool students try Fire Noodle challenge' next, by Korean Englishman.

  • @bmoak
    @bmoak 9 месяцев назад +3

    Right before this video, Josh & Ollie did one with these same firefighters doing the Korean Spicy Fire Noodles challenge.

    • @janeperkins
      @janeperkins 9 месяцев назад

      love Josh and Ollie

  • @katzablot599
    @katzablot599 9 месяцев назад +7

    You should check out their visit to Buckingham Palace last month for a State Dinner when the Korean President was visiting. It was an honor most of us will never experience, and they did a great job of describing it.

  • @mamieeve
    @mamieeve 9 месяцев назад +1

    Watch Korean Englishman and the last time the firemen ate with him was extremely hot ramen noodle.

  • @dylnfstr
    @dylnfstr 9 месяцев назад

    I'm right there with ya girl. I make my own salsa and these last few times it hasn't been spicy enough at all! So I increased the amount of chilis and started adding habaneros. My last batch was just right lol. 2 tomatoes, half an onion, 5 cloves of garlic, 35 chile de arbol, 15 Serranos, and 6 habaneros, some cilantro, salt, pepper, garlic, and onion powder. It was perfect!

  • @zacharyricords8964
    @zacharyricords8964 9 месяцев назад

    I love korean food SOOOOO MUCH! sadly there is very few options here in PA. Luckily i can at least get some crazy spicy korean wings at least. Last time i got them they were the spiciest wings ive ever had in my life. Absolutely amazing! However, they destroyed me for 2 days. Lol

  • @RE-bg9ds
    @RE-bg9ds 9 месяцев назад

    Prince say it has a Kik what they're really saying is it's got some spice

  • @svendemadsen8275
    @svendemadsen8275 9 месяцев назад

    Haven't eaten pork in 33+ years, but i love me some Korean BBQ, plenty of options with chicken & beef instead of pork.

  • @WordAte
    @WordAte 9 месяцев назад

    I would never move away from spice. I can eat habaneros whole. That's 100-280,000 Scoville heat units. I can eat 50-100,000 comfortably. Sriracha is no longer spicy for me.

  • @정재훈-r8b2b
    @정재훈-r8b2b 8 месяцев назад

    한국엔 매운음식만 있다는 편견이 있는데!안매운 음식도 정말 많아요!매운음식을 찾는건 개인의 기호라서 그것도 편견이겠죠?음식만큼은 한국인들이 아주 까다롭습니다!식당이 한국은 정말 많은데!일단 맛없는 가게들은 도태되고 인찍 망해서 오래 못갑니다!여행 오시면 음식땜에 고생할일은 별로없어요!선택할수 있는 종류도 많구요!세계 각국의 음식들도 즐길수 있지요!본토음식들은 생소하긴하지만!맛이없는일은 없을꺼에요!여행와서 걱정하는 안전이랑 음식은 보장돼는 나라입니다!특히 안전은 새벽3시에 어디를 가던지 자유롭지요!

  • @larocomel
    @larocomel 9 месяцев назад

    is this your first Korean Englishman react video?

    • @hungryclone
      @hungryclone 9 месяцев назад

      No they watched them eating a bunch of Southern food.

    • @bmoak
      @bmoak 9 месяцев назад

      @@hungryclone That was Josh & Ollie on the JOLLY channel. Korean Englishman is a separate channel that just does Korean food.

  • @Mimeniia
    @Mimeniia 9 месяцев назад

    Strange, most firefighters cant handle the smell of fried bacon and pork because of the burnt human bodies that they come across which smells almost exactly like barbeque pork.