If you come late, you can't eat! Popular Street Food - BEST 5 / korean street food 

Just like any American Waffle House.

And for every crepe they take a new. How many at a day?

yes, so good. i saw indian street food video and a guy was wearing NO gloves and had 3 band aids on his fingers.

@@Ichhaltsnichtmehraus0815 , the plastic gloves will be recycled.

like how other place can do that too :(

@@geeetube1 🤮🤮🤮

touch it

they can't really tell u the ingredients cuz of the mass productions nd the fact of us not havein any of it over here(assuming u live in the us) nor can they really tell u how to make it nd also I would js guess that what its called down there is in there language so when it said cheese corn bread it was assumptive nd may not be called that

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I was just thinking the same only I'm here in California, USA....LOL 😂

@@MEBON-ol3zk I'd have thought there'd be food like that over there. Anyway, Hi from Plymouth, England.

@@star-stuff Hi, most of the illegal street food you might find is Mexican churros, tacos & tamales. I think public health & food regulations are toooooo complex and expensive to handle.

All about profits and shortcuts in the U.S. with little food manners and bad attitudes that's the differences between Asian and American peeps. Plus they skimp on food portions.🤔🤨

Украина г Днепр я забыла при ставиться спасибо большое за таку прекрасную работу

of course you can find it in korea town i hope for you i am french lol

Do it yourself, cooking is alot of fun. Made baklava recently. My new favorite dessert

Nice to see people finding new hobbies.

Slave labor & living under a dictatorship does that..

​@Lysergic_Visions pretty sure this is S. KOREA

​@@jayallan-eq4tq it is S.Korea but it seems that Lysergic_Visions never lived in a Communist country or never watched a video about the streets in North Korea. Or listen to testimonies of real slaves scaping the concentration camps of N.Korea. This video is pure art and beauty. Only freedom can make you produce and compete at this level of perfection. Just saying!😉

I really want one of those crepes!!!

"Everything was done by hand" No it wasnt lol literally used a mixer.

это не реально вручную нарезать столько сыра😮

I've never seen so much block of cheese except a cheese factory!

Surtout ce que je respecte en cuisine coréenne contre les autres asiatiques - la PROPRETÉ ABSOLUTE!!!💝💝💝 fier de ma patrie historique!!!!

they can't really tell u the ingredients cuz of the mass productions nd the fact of us not havein any of it over here(assuming u live in the us) nor can they really tell u how to make it nd also I would js guess that what its called down there is in there language so when it said cheese corn bread it was assumptive nd may not be called that

ELYAS

Look amazing 😍

¿Hablas Español?

Karen

@@AnxiousSoul 😂😅

@@AnxiousSoul that made my flippin day

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Thanks for the info! If I'm ever in Korea, I will definitely remember that!

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36:57 It looks the best I think 🤤

잘보고 있읍니다

Очеь понравилась капуста и блинчики с мороженном

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I'm pretty much an expert on street food as I was a delivery driver all my life & often ate 3 meals a day on the street......but @2:47, where they stick the mouth of the bag of flour 3 inches deep (check the wet bag at 2:49), directly into the pan of dough......you find that sanitary???.......the bag that's been sitting in the warehouse with rats & roaches running all over the exterior????........Like I say, that doesn't really bother me.......but I recognize it as less than proper. If you find them clean because they're all wearing gloves.......I find that a 'political style' sham to make squeamish people think things are cleaner. For instance, how often do people wearing gloves, wash those gloves? Your hands are as sanitary as anything as long as you wash them. It's like the sham of coughing or sneezing into the inside of your elbow rather than your hand: When I'm cooking I wash my hands about every 3-5 minutes. How often in a day do people wash their arm? (Morning & night.....maybe?) Or better yet, how often during the day do they wash the arm of the shirt they're wearing? (Never, maybe?) Then they go around bumping the elbows of filthy, germy shirts, rather than shaking hands.....& call it sanitary. It's nonsense. Wash your hands, cover your mouth when you cough, GET VACCINATED, stay home in bed when you're sick, and you'll live to a ripe old age. I have.

i saw the bag go in the flour…but how about the dirty outside wrapping of the cheese on the cutting board, and putting the cheese right on it, disgusting because the cheese may not get cooked at a high heat, people c-diff is real and difficult to recover from…look it up

@@Kate98755 Actually, I don't have a problem with this stuff. The wrappers were visibly clean. I was just saying that it's a pretty ordinary standard of cleanliness. Nothing to crow about. Actually, IMHO, this sort of exposure to mild contamination generally strengthens the immune systems of already healthy (HEALTHY) people. Like lifting weights for exercise. I've never worried about street food thought I've eaten it all my life. I figure, if a bug bites me......HE dies, not me.

@@terrencefoley509 i work for a hospital and the notion that germs build your immune system isn’t true…things like C-Diff can be found in places such as these, very difficult to recover from it.

@@Kate98755 This may be a matter of semantics. More exactly, what I meant was, exposure to pathogens produces antibodies to those pathogens which, on an appropriate scale, is beneficial. If exposure to 'germs' doesn't 'strengthen the immune system', what exactly does a vaccine do? At least, in the past, vaccines have largely been basically the 'bodies' of dead 'germs', so to speak.

Good food!

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