Soondubu Jjigae aka Soft Tofu Stew 

still upset tbh but ill still come back for the nostalgia :,

@@melz4766 Same here :(

I enjoy watching their videos ❤

+EmmaInsua I'm glad you still like our older videos :D

sooooo addicting

We should start and EYKA Eat your Kimchi Anonymous. Hi, I'm Cathlyn and I am a proud Simon and Martina Addict. I specialise in re-watching videos. Especially the older ones. Nice to meet. You guys all! Ohhhh you so nasty!!

lmao for real though most Korean soups look like pozole so like it makes me want some pozole Dx

I'm casually having an eyk marathon session. I'm on my third hour. I need help. But seriously, I loooove the Korean videos so much! I feel like there's more personality and humour in the Korean series. Don't get me wrong though, the Japanese ones are so well produced and professional :)

Same. I come back to these videos to remember the good ol days.

very true

Not true - Is your "North America" just America? Cause up to your north there are many restaurants that have cutlery on the table. And I don't think stealing is a problem.

I think stealing would happen in a lot of countries. Not everyone, but I am sure some people would.

That is the exact thing my mom said when I showed her that part lol!

There are places here in canada, mostly asian places, that place their chopsticks in a little holder so you can take them yourself. don't be so ignorant.

OMG I was just thinking of that moment and then I read your comment. WHOAAA O_O

Two binge watchers of eyk unite hahahah!! :D

im pretty sure shes talking about for putting it into soup bc the soup flavor will over take the kimchi flavor im pretty sure even now if shes eating it straight she prefers fresh kimchi

omg I just thought the same thing

Wow, I was just watching this video and had the exact same thought! :D :D

hmmm...if you run out of rice then ask for more. In Korea, they will give you more for free. In the US, obviously they'll charge you extra unless you're Korean. In Korea, it's customary to serve extra rice and side dishes for free at restaurants.

Jun Lee Not necessarily true, I went to a Korean restaraunt in Michigan today and I asked for more rice and it was free of charge. I can't speak for the rest of the Korean restaurants in America. To put it perspective I'm not Korean I'm Polish- American.

+Heidi Hudgins I take doggy bags from korean restaurants all the time. You should just ask!

Simon and Martina made a video about this restaurant like in 2008 & they said if you don't finish the food they'll give you your soondubu in a Tupperware bowl! I don't know if they still do that but yeah lol

OMG British humour is top notch! I watched so many of Eddie Izzard, Fry & Laurie and a dash of Jimmy Carr etc every time I go through some bad patch.

+Melanie C Which one? I live in nyc and want to try it.

+Mika Rose (Sweetdeath) There's a big soonduboo place in korea town, but I can't say that it was that great.

Haha. thanks. Yeah, a lot of the food in Koreantown is very hit and miss.

***** BCD tofu house!

Thank you!! Melanie C

Yeah, those bones are dangerous. I don't know why she was saying don't worry. Plus there's a much better way of removing the bone that allows all of it to come off in one piece. Martina did it all haphazardly, leaving a lot of the bone on it.

Many Korean fishes contain small bones that are pretty soft, especially when they're cooked. I was pretty shocked when one of my friends told me I can swallow the small bones down with some rice. It was uncomfortable at first because I was really afraid of choking, but after a few tries it felt normal. But as always be careful. ^^

I went back and watched all their FABFAB, and saw your comment. She actually says to "just spit them out" after she says not to worry! She probably meant not to worry about getting all the bones out before you eat it!

+Camryn Yang The trick is to transfer a little to a separate bowl where it cools much quicker. Eat then repeat. It'll be finished before you know it.

Dinkey most sushi in other countries isn't traditional sushi. Unless you are in very diversely populated areas. Just remember you can always make your own korean food at home ! :))

then hat have you been eating? 😂

hi i'm vernise random food, mostly american, mexican food and filipino food LOL sometimes viet food. its cause my man doesn't rly enjoy eating korean food haha

Jenna Han lol if your man doesnt like it why stop eating it? Is he korean as well?

Jenna Han but he surely eats korean girl

nikolas macalma most korean restaurants are pretty far from where we live, and I barely have the time to eat out with my friends or co-workers :( and hes not korean, hes a mix of french, italian, danish, spanish and filipino :) Chris Park rude much?

Tell me!! Ive been looking for a good place since forever!! MISSISSAUGA NASTIES FTW+!

It's called Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu !! It's on Hurontario St and i'm pretty sure if you just type in the name & mississauga it'll come up :3 It's really really good, and the staff is pretty friendly c: And ayyyyy frick yeah mississauga nasties~!

rainbowsunicornssad theres one in yonge n north york too, apparently its reallllly good.

We get them for a lower price... Tho they taste more salty than the usual spam :I

I want to go to the spam museum :o

Aaannnddd....I just saw soondooboo in this video, having not watched it all the way through before my initial inquiry. No judgement, simple curiosity.

Timmy G Given the font they used for soondooboo it was most likely just a semi-childish was of spelling it out.

Suzy That level of close-mindedness was EXACTLY what I was trying to avoid.

Timmy G it's true though, bare with me dude cause i'm a korean as well and i had this argument over a month.

Suzy My assumption...and its an uneducated one, is that the Romanization of Korean words and all of their variations are the fault of the translator, not the originator. I assumed that much. I assumed that the variations come from the sheer number of individuals who attempted to phonetically express Korean to those of another ethnicity. I was simply looking for clarification, confirmation/verification, and/or other details that may enrich the discussion. A generalization like "Koreans are idiots" does not enrich discussion...it spoils it. I would expect much more courtesy to your own community.