5 of the Best Street Food Finds in Seoul
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- čas přidán 7. 11. 2019
- There is no shortage of street food in Seoul. Every time you turn a corner in the South Korean capital, you see and smell something you just have to try. We sampled deep-fried treats like the french fry corn dog and fish cakes; soft, sweet egg bread; a breakfast sandwich served in a cup; and, of course, kimchi dumplings. So many delicious kimchi dumplings.
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That French fry corndog is a thing of beauty, hats off to Seoul for outclassing even the most outlandish fried food at the Texas state fair.
I was just thinking that could be the perfect MN State Fair food!
it's friggin incredible. i don't even like corndogs that much and i cracked into a wide smile after one bite of that french fry monstrosity.
As a Texan, i'd love to see that at the fair one year
if it had a vegetarian sausage in the middle, i'd tear that thing up. it looks amazing. like, so amazing i'm probably going to get some smart dogs and some fries and try to make this myself. it's so extra, but omg i wanna be extra right now
I was at a OC Night Market in Southern California couple of months ago. Its basically a large food stall venue, with unique variety of food, very large event over 50,000 usually come during the weekend.
ANYWAY, they had a stall where they had all the unique Korean corn dogs, like the french fry one, and one with cheese, and so on, and THEY WERE KILLING IT. Like a hour long line. Just saying if no one is doing it in TX, there might be a market for it.
How could they forget the staple of Korean street food 😤 Tteobokki and soondae.
Probably because that stuff is literally everywhere you go you cannot miss them
Spartan Runner I agree. They made a big big mistake missing those food.
C30 P17
That is so true
they already made a video that shows off dishes like bindaedduk, soondae, yukhoe and other old-school favorites! czcams.com/video/gU0lGySvEdg/video.html
Whats the point of making a video recommending stuff that everyone knows about?
You forgot Heotdeok (I hope I have it spelt correctly.). It's basically a chewy, crunchy Korean pancake filled with melted brown sugar and nuts. It is my favorite Korean food.
Adam Ziel yessssss my dooood it’s the best
Yeah 호떡 is delicious and very cheap I always got one whenever I went to this place it just 500 won or .50 cents
That sounds incredibly delicious!
Absolutely! 호떡 [hotteok] is utterly delicious! That's one street food that should not be missed!
And boong-uh-pang (tricky to spell it in English)! They look like little fish but are actually pastry filled with red bean paste, cream or other ingredients and are DELICIOUS! This and hotteok are my go-to snacks in the winter :)
I’ve had the corn dog before and I can confirm it’s absolutely delicious
I am Korean and I enjoy EVERYTHING IN THAT VIDEO
Also the translation was surprisingly accurate
I was also surprise about translation!
Can I ask what your job in Korea is? Also, can you suggest any other destinations besides Seoul (any interesting, rural towns)?
VoidX I went there over the summer (I’m an American citizen but my parents are both 100% korean) in our trip, we went to the DMZ, and multiple towns. Gimcheon, Incheon, of course Seoul, and at Myongdong-> is the place best known for their street food. You could also visit the huge royal palace in Seoul
VoidX now, places I have not been to but YOU SHOULD STILL CONSIDER. Are places like Busan, a coastal but bustling city. You can also go to Jeju island (that I have been to before) it is such a beautiful place and good place to just sit back and relax
ThePieMaster09 Lmao, I love how you capitalize on your ethnicity XD
Thanks a lot! I’ll try all the other places except the DMZ...I think it’s kinda boring XD
Also, do you have a favorite Korean food? One of mine is kimchi.
I ain't a grey hound mate, we need directions!
Trust me . All this food you saw in this video is everywhere in seoul and lots of more beautiful and tasty things.
Seoul has a lot of English speaking people .
For those who ate sad that this video didn't feature the note famous street foods i think it's actually great to see the lesser known foods shown here :)
I never thought these foods were Korean foods but now seeing them here i realize I've lived with them so long enough to forget they were distinctly Korean in the first place
The fish cake looks so delicious!
Not sure if they are best Street food in Korea, but I tried all these stalls except egg bread ( not my personal fav dish but others seems liking it ) and I can confidently say they are decent quick bites
Yes, more foods to add to my bucket list!
Hello GBS ! I love your videos
Wang Mandu was soooo good when I tried it!! I wish I tried more of the fish cakes when I was there.
Video editing on this is so amazing
I love Korean street foods especially Gyeran Bbang - egg bread. Will visit Korea again next year!
Thank you for covering my city's less-known street foods.
My favourite SK street-food is fish cake. It's esp. yum when you eat it during chilly weather and then you drink a shot of soju after. Jinro is the best brand, but I love Chum-churum.
Oh geez, I miss Toast-u so so much. Haven't been to Korea in 11 years but its what would sustain me in the winter. That and chamchee kimbap.
I’m korean and there is something called Bungeoppang (붕어빵) and it is so bombbbb (fish shaped bread with red bean filling)
- I also lived there for some time and never saw a street food selling the toast stuff. The egg bread is super popular tho
Mandu for the win. ♥️👍
gyerngbang is my FAVORITE street food... had it several times while in Seoul. Korea has next level food
This video came out just in time. I'm in Seoul now and imma hit up all these spots tomorrow!
Edit: Egg bread was okay. Corndog was nasty.
Whaaa i love the potato corndog but didnt have it at the same place so can't say for certain.
How was the sandwich?
The best thing about trying the food beside the taste is knowing the person and history behind it 😃
I have actually started realising that Indian and Korean cultures share quite a lot of similarities..in street food too!
Took my self here for virtual travelling during quarantine. Hope this pandemic ends soon 😭
Love me some Seoul food 😋
wonderful
This honestly looks delicious
damn, some if these look so good! i don't want the meat ones, but that egg bread and that vegetable thing look amazing. i'm surprised i didn't see more cheese, cuse i know you guys love cheese there. i lived in Japan for a long time, and it was sooo hard to find cheese because no one eats it, but korea knows what's up - cheese is the best thing that ever happened to food.
either way, it looks sooo good. I would just tell them to leave off the ham lol
How does Great Big Story that I'm going through a major Asian Culture phase right now
Been watching way too many Beryl Shereshewsky videos over the pandemic that I don't even need to see her face to know that she's the one narrating it 😂
Dear comments section: chill. They’re not going to get all korean streetfood in one video. Soeul is one of the street food capitals in the world. I think they were pretty creative with the 5 foods they chose.
Christmas specials In NYC/DC please!!
This makes me so homesick. LMAO
Mandu originared from the Chinese dumpling. Almost every asian country has a variation of it. Gyoza, mandu, xiao long bao, bhaji, wanton.
Toast really refers to all sorts of toasted sandwiches in Korea, not just the breakfast toast we often think of. Deli manjoo is also a great street food.
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Omg I've always wanted to eat those corn dogs from zach choi
I have had the egg bread before, I did not like it. But I will still try the other 4 if I get a chance!
I'm literally not even a kpop or kdrama fan i just wanna go to korea for the culture and the food ToT I'm STARVING
i need you to review Jangga Stall and DanBam Stall
I like big bites and I can not lie....
You other brothers can't deny....
Do Great Big Bites: Pyongyang next
Lmao!
LOL
North Korea is the best Korea
Majin Susangz edgy
I'd try the 1st meal
I like the structure of this video. Showcasing 5 different locations and people, but under the same theme is a very nice change of pace.
The mandu stall also sells other delicious items, one of them being korean twisted fried bread (kwabaegi). Everytime i go to namdaemun, im grabbing two pieces for me to eat lol
Also, a little disappointed hotteok, tteokbokki, odeng and kimbap werent included ):
Eomuk*, odeng is the Korean pronunciation of Japanese oden :)
Love to see different cultures takes on food from street to star (Michelin).
go out and try new to you food. Try to learn to make more food from scratch at home as well you will feel better during your day to day.
More like Seoul food, amirite?! (Korean cuisine rocks!)
ba dum crash
Egg bread! Why is this not everywhere!
Sandwich lady has the best voice
Next video GreatBigBites: Myanmmar / Burma
When I eat street food, my mom be like "so you don't like mom's cooking anymore? And yes, you are adopted"
*But honestly, my mom's cooking is very good*
The food in the video is all delicious. Most foreigners eat a lot. Not spicy food ...💟💟💟💟
Weird I've had all except the egg bread in Taiwan
How you hold that chopsticks at 5:19 ?
0:03 as well the capital AND the majour capital of the Korean linguasphere. The country's chief mate is built ceaux gheigh.
Y E S FINALLYYYYY
Will you make a Vietnam great big bites?
Nice Korea
I swear Seoul is one of thr best streetfood hot-spot in the world ❤️
I just went there and now I’m at home :(
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I’m fasting. Why did I click on this video??? 😭
I want to go to South Korea so much :(
I can understand everything
4.30 AM feeling so hungry now
When they said mandu, jennie was the first thing that came to my mind😂
The good old days before Corona
Just letting people know, the dumpling's meat is pork not beef. when she said there's kimchi and meat, somehow it is translated to beef. beef is expensive in korean and like 99% of the meat dumplings are made out of pork.
계란 빵 무거운 좋은 점심과 맛있는 간식을 모두했다.
can u do one on jakarta ? jakarta has a lot of great streetfood to try!! Thanks! ♥️
이 채널에서 한국음식을 볼 줄이야 ㅋㅋ
Goes to Seoul to try korean street food. Gets food that you can easily have in America.
Really? Where? LA or NYC?
@@MiniM69 You can get all this in LA. There are these things called Night Markets... Its usually quite large food events with up to 100s of food vendors of all types. I just went to the OC night night market couple of months ago, at they had that Corndog stand with the french fries, or cheese,... and they were busy AF. They had a hour long line.
I can eat fish cakes for lifeeee
Hot dog, French fries, come on baby tell me your lies!
4:25 OMG I see a Halal MUI symbol right there!
We have some korean street food. Come and check it!! Plz
S(e)oul food!
Go To Jakarta
We Have Plenty Of Good Street Food
What songs did used in this video
Go Seoul
That first item is the most American thing that I've ever seen, but it's made in South Korea?
Was that Kraft cheese in the sandwich
Which one do you want to try the most if it’s available in your country?
Istfg korean food are delicious
what is instrumental in 0:30?
song at 3:35?
Should of showed Hotteok
😍😍😍😍😍😘
The first one out-Americaned America
Egg bread has no business being as good as it is
Don't fool me. That is Bao Zi!
She says that she isn't sure about whether it's traditionally korean and wangmandu is literally just the korean name for baozi, and it's generally isn't considered korean food here as well anyways....
The Wang Mandu specifically known as Mo:Mo in Nepal. It was found and made in Nepal and still is the most favourite dish to have for every Nepali
Annyeonghaseyo
Why put a sandwich in a cup?!
5 dish but not single one authentic korean?
where is the tokboki?
No tteokbokki...? Awe...
3:55 - what is she putting on the sandwich at this point? Salt? Sugar?
msg probs idk
Nice hit thumbs up if you got hungry
kathmandu - kath + Wang = wangmandu ?
Where 's Malaysia???????
Take some notes @koreanenglishman !