i’m an english vegan (ethnically chinese) and there’s this one chinese girl in my class who deadass refers to me as vegan, so when she sees me she says “hi vegan” 💀
@@duongquangnam4911 I eat dog meat only in events like weddings. I'm also Vietnamese. Dog meat is tasty, ngl I do feel sorry for the dogs though. But the western people should stop insulting our food.
@@gumoa2866its the same as every other meat, im sure you feel just as bad eating cow pig or chicken, people that hate on you for eating dog meat but eat meat from other animals are just hypocrites.
I'm vegan and I understand but please understand also, that for many people their dogs are like family members. Eat what you want but don't brag about it, people also insult me when I'm outing myself as vegan. @@gumoa2866
@@_Dhanashree_05_07_ why not? they can be vegan and vegetarian it's not tht quran prohibits them to quit eating animals or animal products. quran does teach kindness towards animals too it says a lot about animal compassion.
Yeah I mean it’s a cultural dish and I mean whoever is okay with eating it they can because I’m no one to judge them. Just that I myself wouldn’t want to eat something like that.
@@user-umop23erty why though?? Just because it ain't normal it became gross?? People eat pork beef chicken mutton and sea food like normal and when it comes to dog meat it becomes weird
not North Korean food, South Korea also eats it. But only ate my old age. I haven't heard anyone eat recently. Especially, few people in their 20s ate boshintang. I didn't eat it either
In india vegans can eat dry vegetable dishes, soya chap instead of paneer gravy dishes, dals, rice, roti, South Indian cuisine.... I mean, the choices are unlimited. I don't even know all
in north india too, options are unlimited. almost every single savory street food is vegan and the daily meals which is rice, daal (lentil soup), sabzee (spiced up vegetables on side) or roti (flatbread) with ANY kind of sabzee all the different varities are vegan. poha, paratha, etc things are vegan
India just needs to work a bit on the hygiene level otherwise our food is the best tasting and clean. The food these people eat is completely hyped up, a lot of their noodles are cancerous, from different sauces etc.
@@Fedified sure. I am non veg person. But I also want to be vegan. But i think it will take time. I have reduced to consume fish and meat. But i still can't stop eating egg. But i am trying.
Bosintang or tan'gogiguk is a Korean soup that uses dog meat as its primary ingredient. The meat is boiled with vegetables such as green onions, perilla leaves, and dandelions, and flavorants such as doenjang, gochujang, and perilla seed powder. It is seasoned with agastache rugosa before eating.
This is the worst situation. Every time I really don't know what to do because I don't want that egg to be wasted or thrown away (it's still food) but at the same time I don’t want to eat it. I always end up looking for someone who can eat it for me hahahha
@@parmita08 I meant to say if you have gone to India then you must have struggled for finding normal restaurants cuz vegan restaurants are more popular there.
@@Seungwi_Han_Kang no actually indian non-veg dishes are very popular too. The people living near shores and in South and east india, non-veg is more popular
Bruhh my dad is a VEGAN. He wont eat it even if the egg is taken out cuz the oil in the egg would have been on the rice. He wont eat it even if there is slight touch of non vegan. Meanwhile me eating the every meat in the world in frony of him💀💀 ITS VEGETARIAN NOT VEGAN I LITERALLY TIRED OF THESE COMMENT HE CAN ORDER WITHOUT EGG TOO IT CAN BE EATEN
We have a place in the Philippines called Vegan, but their specialty there is pork 😂😂😂 empanadas , langonisa / susages, bagnet and they also love lechon 😂😂😂 , but then again we don't see that much negros in Negros Oriental either 😓
well my Korean friends took me to boshintang restaurant once and I didnt know what I was eating... I've seen several boshintang restaurants in Seoul. It's not as popular as beef or pork or chiken, but you can easily find places on google that serve dog meat and some places are pretty popular.
@@lily-hk1gk I'm sorry your Korean friends did that to you, you deserved better :/ Yes there are some places that sell boshintang, but honestly most of the people that go there are just old men.(or people wanting to troll their foreign friend I guess??) I will admit boshintang used to be a delicacy here, but that was many, many years ago and now dog meat restaurants are slowly fading out of sight. A lot of us are advocating against dog meat and saying it should be banned, rightfully so imo. Like I said in my comment above, I've never touched an ounce of dog meat in my life and most of Koreans will say the same. Again, I'm sorry your Korean friends made you experience that, there's a lot of good food here(that obviously isn't boshintang) and I'm sure they were just playing a bad joke on you :P
@@gastapasta1061 I felt super guilty when I found out it was dog meat...I own a dog and I'm a huge dog person😭💔 I know my crazy friends just wanted to troll me and that happened to me like more than 5 years ago so now I kinda joke about the experience (but my mom is still not over the fact that I ate a dog lol)
Context: for those who don't know about boshintang it is an korean soup which contain some vegetables and the scariest thing about this dish is it include dog's meat 😢😢 ❤=for dogs lover
"But there's egg" "Just ask for no egg" The food: Omelette Some people don't like it when animal product has touched their food, and they do not support industries that produce, use, etc. animal products. Sometimes removing one ingredient can change up the dish entirely. I don't have any dietary restrictions so I'm glad I can enjoy everything to its fullest. It just sucks that some people frown upon cultural food because it contains something they don't eat. It equally sucks for those who wish to try but cannot try due to religious reason, allergies, etc. (Edited bc my comment didn't portray what I was saying)
"Bosintang (boshintang) (보신탕; 補身湯) or called gaejangguk (개장국) in South Korea, or called dangogiguk (단고기국) in North Korea, is a Korean soup that includes dog meat as its primary ingredient." - Wikipedia
Indonesia also a vegan heaven. We have tahu tempe in lot of way also famous main dish like gado -gado, pecel, ketoprak, asinan betawi, karedok, pencok etc. but not for peanut allergy people
The Intrepid Eater               View all Bosintang or tan'gogiguk is a Korean soup that uses dog meat as its primary ingredient. The meat is boiled with vegetables such as green onions, perilla leaves, and dandelions, and flavorants such as doenjang, gochujang, and perilla seed powder. It is seasoned with agastache rugosa before eating
for everyone who doesn’t know what Boshintang is: it’s a soup with DOG MEAT in it edit: omg i got so many likes thanks y’all i’ve never gotten so many likes before :O another edit: almost everyone in the replies are like fighting so check replies to see a mini war last edit i think: 5K LIKES?! HOLY COW?!
@@voiceofmuana People eat Pigs and Chicken all the time though. You and me find it weird because we grew up with a view of dogs as something you don't eat. Their's is just a different culture.
@@AUselessGod eating a wolf would be different than eating a dog that has been bred and conditioned over thousands of years to read human emotion and interact with humans. Thats why it feels vile. Granted, I'm not a fan of eating other animals either.
Boshitang is the dish and the primary ingredient is dog meat.... Someone once told me that it is made in North Korea..... And is hard to find in the south....
One thing I love about Korean ingredient lists is that they put in bold beef/pork/chicken along with the allergens. It made it so much easier to check if a product had meat in it and saved me a lot of time not having to read through the whole list in Hangul
I'm vegetarian and can't eat most of korean food, but bro thought of this dish is killing me 😭 Edit: Guys I'm Indian and I once tried Veg Jajamengyon in Delhi and it was awful in taste and awfully expensive. I'm pretty sure it's because it's not supposed to be veg. Second thing I tried was kimchi which was not fermented properly. Maybe I should try another restaurant and thanks for the suggestions 😃☺️ I'm going to try gimbap for sure ☺️
I had bibimbap once, and me and my friends had the egg seperated since i cant eat egg.. I was so excited cause the entire dish looked so good, but once i ate some of the mushrooms I really didnt feel like finishing it. I feel like there was just too much salt for me to take 🥲🥲 Kimbaap is rlly good tho, with the sauce they gave us, it really tasted like idli and sambar to me 😂
I'm vegan and I LOVE Korean food! ❤️ There are lots of vegan Korean chefs on CZcams and I also bought a few books. My favorites to make are tteokbokki, rabokki, kimchi, braised tofu (or any kind of tofu, really) and Sundubu-jjigae 😋 now I hungry. Bibimbap is also super easy to veganize, either by removing the egg, or you can also add fake meat/tofu. Yummy!
Yesss i love cooking korean food. So many dishes are naturally already Vegan. For kimchi I just use a vegan fish sauce. And for anchovy stock I use vegan dashi granules. So many Vegan sweets too. Just made some chapssal donuts for the first time. Soooo good 😋
I don t care for what is used it s dogs abuse and you can see that in a lot of documentarist also on youtube video that made go an inspector to control the dog meat industry
I remember when I was posted to SK in the late 60s. They were pretty poor country and most of their dishes consist of vegis. But now a days nearly all their dishes have meat in it.
@@presidentjiang6762 ikr people get heart broken when they see dogs getting eaten but they don’t even know that individual dog but they act like it’s there pet getting eaten but those same kind of people love seeing chickens and cows being killed for meat I’m not vegan or vegetarian I’m just saying to not hate people for eating traditional food
Its actually Not that hard to bea vegan in Seoul There are many vegan Restaurants und you can eat bibimbap without the egg, kimbap without egg or meat or Japchae. You only need a few words in Korea to get around. Also Koreans are very respectful and give their best to help U out with finding Something vegan to eat
Honestly? It is really hard. And no there aren’t many vegan restaurants, not when compared to major western cities at least. Most restaurants in Korean won’t have anything you can eat as a vegan (and that could count as a full meal) and there is very little cultural awareness and acceptance of vegetarianism/veganism
@@pujakhatri3597 And even if a dish has a lot of meat, it's still paired with even more vegetables and vegetable side dishes. It's very balanced, in my opinion.
My vegetarian friend told me a story when he returned back from a business trip in Korea. He told that they went to a Restaurant and he wanted to order something vegetarian. Since he didn't understand Korean, he let his Korean colleagues order for him after communicating to them that he wanted something vegetarian. They brought a whole chicken with a lot of rice. When they returned, he said that he can't eat meat including chicken. So, the restaurant ended up removing the chicken and served him the leftover plain white rice.
I’ve heard that in Korea “meat” refers to mammals essentially - so chicken and fish are not considered meats. So when asking for vegetarian foods you need to mention “only vegetables” or list all the types of meats you don’t want - I looked it up cause I don’t eat meat either haha
The only traditional Korean food I'm aware of that's always been vegan is the stuff in Korean temple cuisine. Even the common spicy cabbage kimchi people usually associate with Korean food isn't traditionally vegan.
There is a CZcams channel called Alexandra Olesan. The owner and her sister are half Korean and both are vegan. I had no idea there were so many amazing vegan cafes in Korea😊
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Do you know what is Boshintang? 🙊🙊
Noo🥺🥺
Please educate us.
Kim Jong un's fav meal :) 🙊😂
No bro can you say what is that
*Idk but by that emoji of monkey I m willing to know it 😂 tell me what is it wait I see it's a soup made up of meat ?*
Vegan when visits India
"I see this is absolute heaven"
Vegetarian*
Edit- I meant most of the Indian foods are vegetarian not vegan
@@amrgaming7564 vegans and vegetarians and different
@@amrgaming7564 Imagine being so bad at English and trying to make someone's English correct 🤣
@@Kakashi___Hatake 🤨
@@lilmisscryalot annoying purple hearts
I love how he says “Hello vegan” like vegans a country 😂
@@iamstupid323 wow you also play genshin
genshin shıt
@@praowepic6146 Genshin cool
They are alien people, so the way he calls them fits pretty well lol
saying hello doesn't mean the other person is a country? wtf
i’m an english vegan (ethnically chinese) and there’s this one chinese girl in my class who deadass refers to me as vegan, so when she sees me she says “hi vegan” 💀
It’s fine.
An official in my country calls me green building
I read this at 'ethically chinese' and I was like how?
I'm vegetarian and my ex would call me Tofu. Not the cutest nickname😅
@@violettbellerose1173 He probably means he is a Chinese living in the u.k..
@@xiaozhufang520 But I thought he had said ethically, not ethnically 😅
for those who didn’t get it, Bisho tang is a meal in Korea aka a stew which it has dog meat💀
bro in Vietnam we eat dog meat with shrimp paste
dog meat is childs play if youre Reza Aslan, he eats…google it😮
@@duongquangnam4911 I eat dog meat only in events like weddings. I'm also Vietnamese. Dog meat is tasty, ngl I do feel sorry for the dogs though. But the western people should stop insulting our food.
@@gumoa2866its the same as every other meat, im sure you feel just as bad eating cow pig or chicken, people that hate on you for eating dog meat but eat meat from other animals are just hypocrites.
I'm vegan and I understand but please understand also, that for many people their dogs are like family members. Eat what you want but don't brag about it, people also insult me when I'm outing myself as vegan. @@gumoa2866
"Hi Korean!"
"Hi VeGaN!"
Korean lives in Korea
Vegan lives in Vega
@@콜레트 jajaja lol
Buaralara yaĞmur yaĞıyo
@@keremozbek8539 ...
What now
"Hi Korean"
"Hi Vegan"
Its so normal to say it, isn't it? 😂 😂
Lol
Korean vegan
@@frokeyion Indonesian chicken
Yes its easy
@@choco057. African Monkey (sorry i had to say this lol)
I really really like how you introduce each other every time...Hi..Korean...Hi..."whoever it is"🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm a Muslim vegetarian in india.. Proud to be indian.. Jai Hind..
Muslims can be vegetarian?
@@_Dhanashree_05_07_they can be vegetarian and non vegetarian but can't eat pork
@@_Dhanashree_05_07_ why not? they can be vegan and vegetarian it's not tht quran prohibits them to quit eating animals or animal products. quran does teach kindness towards animals too it says a lot about animal compassion.
So good Bhai 🥰
@@_Dhanashree_05_07_yes muslims cn b vegetarian...
Searched about the dish and learnt that it actually contains dog meat as it’s primary ingredient. 🥺🥺🥺
😭😭😭
He he i l9ve boshintang or something
it's just a culture bro don't think badly.
Yeah I mean it’s a cultural dish and I mean whoever is okay with eating it they can because I’m no one to judge them. Just that I myself wouldn’t want to eat something like that.
You say what now 😭😭
For those of you who don’t know what boshintang is, it’s a Korean stew and the main ingredient is.. dog meat.. 👀😰😰
some oleder ppl in SK still eat it occasionally too. it's gross..
@@user-umop23erty why though?? Just because it ain't normal it became gross?? People eat pork beef chicken mutton and sea food like normal and when it comes to dog meat it becomes weird
not North Korean food, South Korea also eats it. But only ate my old age. I haven't heard anyone eat recently. Especially, few people in their 20s ate boshintang. I didn't eat it either
@@user-umop23erty different countries, different cultures, please learn that and don't yuck someone's yum
@@ItsOurSpace shame on you
Bosintang is a soup that's prepared by boiling vegetables, namely green onions, perilla leaves, and dandelions with dog meat.
In india vegans can eat dry vegetable dishes, soya chap instead of paneer gravy dishes, dals, rice, roti, South Indian cuisine.... I mean, the choices are unlimited. I don't even know all
Not unlimited. Especially if you are going to a particular affordable restaurant.
in north india too, options are unlimited. almost every single savory street food is vegan and the daily meals which is rice, daal (lentil soup), sabzee (spiced up vegetables on side) or roti (flatbread) with ANY kind of sabzee all the different varities are vegan. poha, paratha, etc things are vegan
Yea..like every part of India has its own dishes that we don't even know
India just needs to work a bit on the hygiene level otherwise our food is the best tasting and clean. The food these people eat is completely hyped up, a lot of their noodles are cancerous, from different sauces etc.
@@kriti493 we have hygienic practice of cooking too... in each recipie u can control the amount of oil as per ur choice
I love how he just calls him “Vegan” like it’s his name
Sure, because vegan is different from vegetarian 🌱
@@EmilySiberia but his name is not vegan
@@Deepsikha123 the others name isnt korean either
Can anyone explain me why vegan don't consume milk not consuming meat have a reason but why not dairy products?
@@funtastic531because it comes from cows
"Hi korean"
"Hi vegan"
Cracked me up lol 😂
Lol 😂
speech 100
It's the cutest thing 😍💜
@@Rosieee75 ARMY ! 💜
@@priyashreiya1080 hola
For those who don’t know, Boshintang is a Dish form Korea that that has vegetables,dandelions,and dog meat. Yes, DOG MEAT.
😳
Wait so it is from like dogs?!? 🐕🐕🐕
@@dianang3822 uhm, boshintang has dog meat as an ingredient
@@dianang3822yes.
AW HELL NAW
"Hi Korean!"
"Hi VeGaN!"
Such a normal conversation 😅😂
for anyone confused or who doesn’t want to google it lol its a korean soup primarily made of dog meat 😐💀
Wha- really?
No fing way
Edit wow thx you guys for likes u guys are awesome
✌️🏃♀️☹️😳😢
as someone whos korean i never once knew about this LOL
@@nabiky6845 xD
Come to India, it is paradise for Vegan and Vegetarian people.
Ill come eventually happy for the vegan food
@@Fedified sure. I am non veg person. But I also want to be vegan. But i think it will take time. I have reduced to consume fish and meat. But i still can't stop eating egg. But i am trying.
@@asiandramafan2669 ok
Bosintang or tan'gogiguk is a Korean soup that uses dog meat as its primary ingredient. The meat is boiled with vegetables such as green onions, perilla leaves, and dandelions, and flavorants such as doenjang, gochujang, and perilla seed powder. It is seasoned with agastache rugosa before eating.
I hate eating food with dog meat does anyone agree?😊😊
Koreans & Chicken & Pork & Steak are in a serious realtionship😂😂😂
Along with Soju
@@yonder07 yeah right😂 and kimchi on top🤤😂
I wonder if they like "other" types of meat 😏
@@M3troooo I do
@@itsmerea9570 u forgot egg!!!!!!🍳
"But there's egg"
"Just take the egg away"
Edit: incase theres a little bit of the egg mix:
"but there's egg"
"Just cook it without the egg"
Lol your right but some vegans can’t eat Anything that touches non veg. I learned that from my mom.
@@Chintala.Saanvi k
"But there's an egg"
Me: dude just tell the waitress that pls to remove egg from Bibimbap
@@ThePeriodicTab1e8721 and the beef ☝️👁👄👁
This is the worst situation. Every time I really don't know what to do because I don't want that egg to be wasted or thrown away (it's still food) but at the same time I don’t want to eat it. I always end up looking for someone who can eat it for me hahahha
India would be great for both non vegetarians and vegetarians cuz we our food is tasty and some are healthy too mostly south Indian food
We have lots of seasonal herbs. and Bibimbap can make without eggs and meats.
For vegans india has many food varieties over here ｡◕‿◕｡
You can say this if you visited India
@@Seungwi_Han_Kang ?
@@parmita08 I meant to say if you have gone to India then you must have struggled for finding normal restaurants cuz vegan restaurants are more popular there.
@@Seungwi_Han_Kang no actually indian non-veg dishes are very popular too. The people living near shores and in South and east india, non-veg is more popular
@@Seungwi_Han_Kang we live in India and in India both veg and non veg options are available
Me: “TAKE OUT THE EGG THEB!”
Bruhh my dad is a VEGAN. He wont eat it even if the egg is taken out cuz the oil in the egg would have been on the rice. He wont eat it even if there is slight touch of non vegan. Meanwhile me eating the every meat in the world in frony of him💀💀
ITS VEGETARIAN NOT VEGAN
I LITERALLY TIRED OF THESE COMMENT
HE CAN ORDER WITHOUT EGG TOO
IT CAN BE EATEN
It will ruin the whole dish😭
@@tamilarasi8959 Wow. Is it because of an allergy, belief, or health?
@@aiko9393 He stopped eating non vegan food when he was 21 ig. He said he lost interest in those food. But I am not sure
@@tamilarasi8959 Ah... maybe too much of good things? 😅
May he be well and healthy 😊
We have a place in the Philippines called Vegan, but their specialty there is pork 😂😂😂 empanadas , langonisa / susages, bagnet and they also love lechon 😂😂😂 , but then again we don't see that much negros in Negros Oriental either 😓
Plenty of places make bibimbap without egg or meat! 😊 it’s very good
Bruhhh I hope everyone knows he did this for the joke because literally no one eats boshintang and most places dont sell it lmao
But in google its written as dog meat is the 4th most consumed meat in South Korea, is it true?
well my Korean friends took me to boshintang restaurant once and I didnt know what I was eating... I've seen several boshintang restaurants in Seoul. It's not as popular as beef or pork or chiken, but you can easily find places on google that serve dog meat and some places are pretty popular.
@@lily-hk1gk I'm sorry your Korean friends did that to you, you deserved better :/
Yes there are some places that sell boshintang, but honestly most of the people that go there are just old men.(or people wanting to troll their foreign friend I guess??)
I will admit boshintang used to be a delicacy here, but that was many, many years ago and now dog meat restaurants are slowly fading out of sight. A lot of us are advocating against dog meat and saying it should be banned, rightfully so imo. Like I said in my comment above, I've never touched an ounce of dog meat in my life and most of Koreans will say the same. Again, I'm sorry your Korean friends made you experience that, there's a lot of good food here(that obviously isn't boshintang) and I'm sure they were just playing a bad joke on you :P
@@gastapasta1061 I felt super guilty when I found out it was dog meat...I own a dog and I'm a huge dog person😭💔
I know my crazy friends just wanted to troll me and that happened to me like more than 5 years ago so now I kinda joke about the experience (but my mom is still not over the fact that I ate a dog lol)
If you gunna eat the animals……then why is dog bad. There are no hypocrites in Korea
That's why I'll pack my vegetables and learn cooking then i'll visit Korea and cook anything by myself ! 😂✨
You can learn vegan Korean cuisine watching Joanne Lee Molinaro. Her channel is named The Korean Vegan. It's incredible. Korean tastes, but vegan.
Better not
@@user-mc5vy2vk5n also, I’m pretty sure Koreans have lots of recipes with tofu on them
@Just Your Daily Weeb you must be speaking about yourself. be quiet
Same
Context: for those who don't know about boshintang it is an korean soup which contain some vegetables and the scariest thing about this dish is it include dog's meat 😢😢 ❤=for dogs lover
for people wondering what boshintang is aka Kim Jung uns fav meal it’s. Soup with dog meat.
His accent is so CUTE. HE’S so cute!🥰
*mad Chinese sound here*
It's funny you girls always love anything Korean. Like anything! 😂
@@chaitanyakolhe5940 Koreans speak so softly haha, its like when you hear a british accent and they sound smart, Koreans sound nice 😊
@@chaitanyakolhe5940 duh, they sound so sweet and cute, we are just appreciating lmao 😂💜
@@chaitanyakolhe5940 no wonder BTS is quite popular
I watched this while my dog was next to me and I looked at her and she was shaking 😭
😭😭🤣
Nooooo... hug her for meeee 😭😭😭
a Cow was given a steak by the owner lol 😂
🧢 alert ⚠️
@@haimadebbarmaitsashenothe1339 jellybean fan alert ⚠️
I am vegetarian and I don't want to eat meat in future and I proud of me😊
Glad, keep it up 😊
They really forgot that they can order bibimbab without egg 💀
Dahyun: BIBIMBAB!
ah yes, JINYOUNG-AHHHHH!!!!
"But there's egg"
"Just ask for no egg"
The food: Omelette
Some people don't like it when animal product has touched their food, and they do not support industries that produce, use, etc. animal products. Sometimes removing one ingredient can change up the dish entirely.
I don't have any dietary restrictions so I'm glad I can enjoy everything to its fullest. It just sucks that some people frown upon cultural food because it contains something they don't eat. It equally sucks for those who wish to try but cannot try due to religious reason, allergies, etc.
(Edited bc my comment didn't portray what I was saying)
In some places it’s unheard of to change your order.
@@casperthenotsofriendlyghos8968 what
@@casperthenotsofriendlyghos8968 it's not in many thought, I live in korea. But in some places, yeah
@@faydemaria1019 that’s what I said tho. I didn’t say it was in all places
Yeah also lots of Korean restaurants have started catering for dietary requirements more so now
"Bosintang (boshintang) (보신탕; 補身湯) or called gaejangguk (개장국) in South Korea, or called dangogiguk (단고기국) in North Korea, is a Korean soup that includes dog meat as its primary ingredient." - Wikipedia
Indonesia also a vegan heaven. We have tahu tempe in lot of way also famous main dish like gado -gado, pecel, ketoprak, asinan betawi, karedok, pencok etc. but not for peanut allergy people
Why is his accent so adorable 🥺
THATS RACIST
@@BrayBray4426 what?
"Then what is this?"
*immediately gasps*
What is that seriously...?
@@anime-ye1qs dog meat..
@@William_red555 i see... 😶
@@anime-ye1qs and also kim jong un's favorite food
@@William_red555 My dad would eat it
Another meaning for vegan is 'saving lives' ✨🌼
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Bosintang or tan'gogiguk is a Korean soup that uses dog meat as its primary ingredient. The meat is boiled with vegetables such as green onions, perilla leaves, and dandelions, and flavorants such as doenjang, gochujang, and perilla seed powder. It is seasoned with agastache rugosa before eating
OMG I LOVE HOW THIS GUY TALKS IN ENGLISHH 😭❤️🩹
what-
It's... an accent?
The shocked reaction at the end was so cute :D can you do when a Mexican/Hispanic goes to Korea 🥺
Edit: omg 118 likes ahh the most I ever got :DDD
For those who dont know Boshintang is a dish that is sold in south korea and north korea and its main ingredient is basically just dog meat
for those who don't know Boshintang is basically a soup but the thing is there is dogs meat
for everyone who doesn’t know what Boshintang is: it’s a soup with DOG MEAT in it
edit: omg i got so many likes thanks y’all i’ve never gotten so many likes before :O
another edit: almost everyone in the replies are like fighting so check replies to see a mini war
last edit i think: 5K LIKES?! HOLY COW?!
I want to try it now
EWW HOW COULD PEOPLE EAT THAT
@@voiceofmuana People eat Pigs and Chicken all the time though.
You and me find it weird because we grew up with a view of dogs as something you don't eat.
Their's is just a different culture.
@@voiceofmuanaPigs are smarter than dogs but get tortured and factory farmed, why's it only an issue with dogs?
@@AUselessGod eating a wolf would be different than eating a dog that has been bred and conditioned over thousands of years to read human emotion and interact with humans. Thats why it feels vile. Granted, I'm not a fan of eating other animals either.
나물반찬 각... 곤드레나물밥에 달래간장 쓱싹 비벼서 고사리 시금치 콩나물 애호박 반찬이랑 먹으면 뚝딱...
Boshitang is the dish and the primary ingredient is dog meat....
Someone once told me that it is made in North Korea..... And is hard to find in the south....
보신탕 어렸을땐 먹었다고 함 기억은 없음 가끔 시골가면 할머니가 끓여주심 난 안먹었지만 향은 좋았던걸로 기억 02년생임
One thing I love about Korean ingredient lists is that they put in bold beef/pork/chicken along with the allergens. It made it so much easier to check if a product had meat in it and saved me a lot of time not having to read through the whole list in Hangul
Your accent is so endearing! I wish I sounded as charming when I try to speak Korean 😅
this is so true.. even as a vegetarian i struggled to find anything to eat..
For those who don’t know, Boshintang is a soup that has dog meat as its primary ingredient 😶🤢
I'm vegetarian and can't eat most of korean food, but bro thought of this dish is killing me 😭
Edit: Guys I'm Indian and I once tried Veg Jajamengyon in Delhi and it was awful in taste and awfully expensive. I'm pretty sure it's because it's not supposed to be veg. Second thing I tried was kimchi which was not fermented properly. Maybe I should try another restaurant and thanks for the suggestions 😃☺️ I'm going to try gimbap for sure ☺️
Rip u
@@gwenmloveskpopandmore thats why I cook adapted korean food at home
We r lucky bc we can eat ttokpokki still😂
You can also eat kimchi, japchae and gimbab 😄😊
Can we eat ramyeon ?
I had bibimbap once, and me and my friends had the egg seperated since i cant eat egg.. I was so excited cause the entire dish looked so good, but once i ate some of the mushrooms I really didnt feel like finishing it. I feel like there was just too much salt for me to take 🥲🥲
Kimbaap is rlly good tho, with the sauce they gave us, it really tasted like idli and sambar to me 😂
Can you please make a video on, what a vegan can eat in Korea?
For those who didnt understand boshingtan is a korean stew and the main ingredient is dog meat
"Hey korean"
"Hey vegan"
OMG i love this line🤣😭
edit: omg i did not even realize i had 768 likes🤡
Wasnt funny but hey to each his own
Ikr like vegan is now a country
So in english it almost sounds like the s word with bull i dont like to say curse words
How is that funny
What is the sense of "OmO" in this sentence
Love your videos a lot!!!
I hope we'll get a video on An Indian visiting Korea..!!😅💜
For thoose who dont know its a soup that chef created in north korea and it has dark story on it it actually contains dog meat
If you don't know Boshintang is Dog meat soup /:
"Hi Korean"
"Hi vegan"
GOT ME WHEEZING- EVEN THO I WATCH HIS VIDS A 100 TIMES👁👄👁
Your so good at english 😩✨
As an indian (veg guy mainly you know) its very relatable as im in vietnam
For those who didn't understand, Boshintang it's a soup whose main incredients is dog meat 😢 ( it's not a joke)
I'm vegan and I LOVE Korean food! ❤️ There are lots of vegan Korean chefs on CZcams and I also bought a few books. My favorites to make are tteokbokki, rabokki, kimchi, braised tofu (or any kind of tofu, really) and Sundubu-jjigae 😋 now I hungry. Bibimbap is also super easy to veganize, either by removing the egg, or you can also add fake meat/tofu. Yummy!
Yes! So many Korean dishes can be made vegan!
Are you That vegan teacher?
👍👍👍💜
@@MeruutoTWO yes. Every vegan you ever meet is the vegan teacher. Here's your congratulations cookie for making the worst joke on CZcams 🍪
Yesss i love cooking korean food. So many dishes are naturally already Vegan. For kimchi I just use a vegan fish sauce. And for anchovy stock I use vegan dashi granules. So many Vegan sweets too. Just made some chapssal donuts for the first time. Soooo good 😋
보신탕/개장국 is North Korean dish and in this recipe dog meat use as a primary ingredient.this is for increasing virility in north Korean peoples.....
Actually both two country eat that....
Many people have eaten Bosintang since the Joseon Dynasty. It's not North Korean dish
@@lzm6080 but now it's unpopular in south Korea
I don t care for what is used it s dogs abuse and you can see that in a lot of documentarist also on youtube video that made go an inspector to control the dog meat industry
For people who don’t understand Boshintang is basically a soup that is made from dogs that’s basically it
There’s also something called “kimchi” yum it’s just spice with cabbage or something else
R.I.P. man's best friend
We never deserved you.
May you have all the best belly rubs and treats in doggie heaven!
its sad but it happens...
“There is egg, I can’t eat egg.”
*what about the meat..?*
There actually are some kind of bibimbap without meat. Since the sauce makes most of the taste so no worries
the veggies are more important as ingredients than the steak or fried egg i guess
Glad to see that it's funny, no negative stereotypes.
I remember when I was posted to SK in the late 60s. They were pretty poor country and most of their dishes consist of vegis. But now a days nearly all their dishes have meat in it.
“Hey Korean”
“Hey vegan”
This part killed me😂
For the people who don’t know what boshintang is its a stew which sadly has dog meat in it. 😔
Why sad? It's call boshin for a reason. It's good for ur body
Why you sad it’s for eating
@@presidentjiang6762 ikr people get heart broken when they see dogs getting eaten but they don’t even know that individual dog but they act like it’s there pet getting eaten but those same kind of people love seeing chickens and cows being killed for meat I’m not vegan or vegetarian I’m just saying to not hate people for eating traditional food
Ok so for allllll the people wondering what is BOSHINGTANG it is NORTH KOREAN dish which is a spicy soup with dog meat 😢
For those who don't know what boshingtan it's a North Korean dish made with dog meat
Its actually Not that hard to bea vegan in Seoul There are many vegan Restaurants und you can eat bibimbap without the egg, kimbap without egg or meat or Japchae. You only need a few words in Korea to get around. Also Koreans are very respectful and give their best to help U out with finding Something vegan to eat
Honestly? It is really hard. And no there aren’t many vegan restaurants, not when compared to major western cities at least. Most restaurants in Korean won’t have anything you can eat as a vegan (and that could count as a full meal) and there is very little cultural awareness and acceptance of vegetarianism/veganism
It's getting little difficult now in india to find pure veg hotels,
@@india4368you won't find many pure veg restaurants in India, but most restaurants offer a good amount of vegetarian meals.
@@misskrishna1 no there r some pure vegetarian hotels especially in Bangalore
@@india4368 lol, you just said it's getting hard to find pure veg restaurants in India though? What are you on, bro?
ngl when i visited korea to visit my whole other family, when i went to my moms side, every meal we had, we had korean bbq
For those who dont know , boshintangs main ingredient is dog meat.
Tried that. Actually tastes decent.
What is last one👀!?
I'm vegetarian too👀 i think I can't eat any Korean food except kimchi fried rice😭
It’s a soup made with dog meat as its primary ingredient
It's dog stew😮
If you are a pure vegetarian..you can't eat kimchi... because they add fish oil in it ...🙃
Kimchi isn't vegan... It contains fish and squid sauce in the base
Actually in kimchi sometimes they put pickled shrimp in it.
You can eat japchae (there is egg in it tho)
Vegetarian gimbap
fact: ther is a lot of korean food with no meat(Especially temple food and side dishes)
Really and I thought korean food is all about meat 😁 but thanks for the information
@@pujakhatri3597 And even if a dish has a lot of meat, it's still paired with even more vegetables and vegetable side dishes. It's very balanced, in my opinion.
@@iagreewithyou3478 oh ok thank you 😊
We have samgyeopsal in the philippines but we call it samgyup or samgyupsal
I'm vegetarian too
Does korea have any vegetarian dishes?? 😅
My vegetarian friend told me a story when he returned back from a business trip in Korea. He told that they went to a Restaurant and he wanted to order something vegetarian. Since he didn't understand Korean, he let his Korean colleagues order for him after communicating to them that he wanted something vegetarian. They brought a whole chicken with a lot of rice. When they returned, he said that he can't eat meat including chicken. So, the restaurant ended up removing the chicken and served him the leftover plain white rice.
Bhai tum vegetarian nhi ho kya ?
I’ve heard that in Korea “meat” refers to mammals essentially - so chicken and fish are not considered meats. So when asking for vegetarian foods you need to mention “only vegetables” or list all the types of meats you don’t want - I looked it up cause I don’t eat meat either haha
When he say hi vegan I’m burst out laughing 😂
you seem like you didnt get any sleep i apreacheate ur cheerfull content
When i searched that up i was traumatized, dead, having a breakdown, dead.
What was it
@@diocha6683 it is a soup made of dogs meat 🥺
@@nizz769 ikr:(
@@pookie_brb oh my god people really eat that?
@@pookie_brb tf-
"Hi vegan" - **left me dead**
If you guys are wondering what is boshintang
Boshintang is..
dog meat.
His "Hi Vegan" had me rolling with laughter! 😂😂
your English accent is so cute. I just listen to you for your accent 🥰
We were kindly given Nori by our Korean housemate. We enjoy Nori
The only traditional Korean food I'm aware of that's always been vegan is the stuff in Korean temple cuisine. Even the common spicy cabbage kimchi people usually associate with Korean food isn't traditionally vegan.
I was like what--
But when I searched in Google I was likeㅇㅁㅇ
Moral of this story: There is no vegan in Korea...😅
That why im proud of korea
@Disha Prabhugaonkar but vegans don't even eat or drink animal products
There is a CZcams channel called Alexandra Olesan. The owner and her sister are half Korean and both are vegan. I had no idea there were so many amazing vegan cafes in Korea😊
@@user-lm2ly6lz1e why would that be something your proud of?
@@user-lm2ly6lz1e proud of killing animals?