Things in South Korea that really surprised me 

I never knew I would love a random Vietnamese girl and her German boyfriend so much :)). This is ridiculous

German boyfriend some time ago in Germany: No partner shirts! German boyfriend on holiday in Korea: Lets gamble and get some partner rings from the gambling machine! Thank you for the lovely video!

Your dress is so cute! It looks great on you, I hope it's comfy

i’m Korean and just had a wonderful trip to Vietnam. it was such a beautiful place, the people were so kind.

제가 정말로 좋아하는 유튜버가 내 나라에 와서 정말 기뻐요 즐겁게 지내다 가길 바랍니다! 😍😍😍 I'm so glad that my favorite RU-vidr came to my country, I hope you enjoy it!

Korea actually has tons of awesome veggies. A lot of them are things we don’t usually eat in Western countries, like bracken/gosari. However, you might not find them in bigger (often Westernized) supermarkets, as they’re better quality from smaller local markets that source them directly from the farmers. You can even buy them from grannies on the side of the road if you know where to go.

This channel is the best medicine. I discovered this channel a few months ago when I was in bed due to Covid-19. Uyen is so funny that i watched ALL the short videos in 6 -7 days while recovering. Ever since then, I have not missed a single newly launched videos.

I live in Korea and there are TONS of greens, but you’ll mostly find them in more traditional restaurants or in old-fashioned home cooking. If you eat at 국밥 places you won’t see that many. You’re right that fruit is outrageously expensive until it comes into season. Also, I think you can charge your T-Money card at some CUs with your bank card. I don’t really remember because a lot of people who live here have a bank card that also works as a transit card. Hope you had fun in Korea! Love your channel!

The dress with the flower vest is such a cute combination!!!

어머! 반가워요. 어서와요. 서울이 그대에게 많은 추억을 선물하길 바랍니다~^^

Korea is a beautiful country full of lots of amazing people and culture.

Wait till you come to the UK and see train prices here😂 trains are very expensive. 30 EUR is wishful thinking. Thank you for showing Korea. You and your boyfriend are joy to watch. Always cheerful. And that dress was very cute. Suited you well.

I love your videos!! I love how down to earth and honest you are and how simple of a life you live!! Love from India!!

When I lived in Korea I had a T-money “card” that was a charm shaped like Pikachu. I had to order it online, but it’s one of my favorite souvenirs from my time in Korea.

my favorite youtuber visited my country!! you don't know how loudly i screamed when i saw the title of this video😂 i hope you two had a wonderful time here❤❤❤

I'm just addicted to this channel it's lovely Nice 👍 video uyen

I LOVE YOUR FLOWER VEST AND ALSO HAVE FUN IN SOUTH KOREA ❤

I wish I knew you in real life, your kind, chill, and funny. You have a good heart, thank you for sharing your life with all of us 🫶🏾

You look lovely in your dress!! It was sooo adorable when German BF put the "ring " in your finger then he got one for himself 😊. Glad you guys had a great vacation ❤

4:09 the ice cream dripping and NO ONE GRABBING IT is *_STRESSING_* me out 😂

ayo the moment that german boyfriend said "fine we can have couples character rings" without saying it out loud; massively cute

Your dress is lovely, Uyen. Hope you and German BF had a wonderful time there.

Oh my gosh! Welcome to Korea! I think that place is Busan. I clicked the video as soon as I found the title.😋 I'm your big fan. I love you.

I really enjoy these travel videos. The shorts are fun as well. But I really enjoy the longform travel content. When you guys go day tripping in Germany or take weekend trips in Europe it would be really cool if you guys sometimes made longer videos about those. One of the many things I miss dearly after immigrating to the United States from Germany is the travel. Here the country is so large and diverse that deciding to take trips can be a bit overwhelming. Having to request time off from work because we want to visit a place in the South or East Coast from where we live on the West Coast can be difficult. It can take multiple days to drive before we even get to the destination( admittedly we have embraced the concept of a "road trip" being part of the vacation as there are many fun and unique things to see and do along the way👍🏼🚗). If we do not drive then we fly, which saves travel time but can be quite costly depending on which times you tavel during the year. The bus system for long distance travel in the States is less costly. However it is a bit uncomfortable as there are no "sleeper" coach option, and the buses actually take quite a bit longer than driving yourself. The train system in the U.S. is also costly, rarely runs on time(often leaving or arriving multiple hours or even a day late). Something that just does not happen in Germany unless a train has a mechanical problem. We have learned that Amtrak is more of a trip in itself. It is great for seeing the many different environments and geography the States have to offer. Many couples and families we met were on seasonal train vacations. Such as in Fall to watch the leaves burst into an array of stunning sunset like colors. The trains also have sleeping cabin options as well as seats, meals are often available as well. Unlike the trains abroad which offer high apeed options, trains here are regular slower moving trains. Also depending on which State and are you live in public transportation here is not good in all areas. Some maajor cities like NY, LA, SF, Seattle, and other larger Metropolises have subways, buses, light rails, and trams. Which is great. However it seems many other places do not and some do bot have any public transportation at all. Making being car dependent a fairly common thing. In Germany we could decide to hop on a high speed train after work on a Friday and be in multiple other countries by that evening. Then be home on the Sunday evening or Monday morning knowing we'll arrive on time as stated. Even hopping on a train to go to visit a friend in another part of the country was easy. The public transportation is fairly consistent and offers many options in all areas. Bikes also have access to many large areas of the cities where cars are forbidden. Cities are also very walkable. We did not own a car or need one until moving here. Biking is also in my opinion safer in Germany. It can be quite scary here as many drivers seem to get annoyed with or not look out for cyclists. It's quite nice when we return to Germany to visit family and friends to be able to easily utilize public transportation and bicycles. So as much as we love living in the States and the freedom living here gives us we do miss those things in Europe. Honestly it's not actually that surprising. The States are huge! Because of that there are actually so many unique, diverse, and wonderful places to visit and things to do that I doubt we could see or do it all in multiple lifetimes.

I love your longer content. I know it’s a whole different skill set to do this, I’m really enjoying the way you’re growing online. Thank you.

You know, now that you can crochet, you can make that top/vest ❤

헐 평소에 정말 즐겨보던 유튜버인데 반가워요❤❤❤ 유튜버님 항상 밝은 모습 너무 보기좋아서 최애 유튜버였어요!! 즐거운 시간 보내겔 바랄게요🎉🎉

Actually, they do grow a lot of water melons here in Korea... When it is the main season, you get it everywhere for a reasonable price. And compared to Germany Korea also has a much wider range of greens and vegetables. In Germany they would throw out the greens of radishes or garlic for example, here they make Kimchi and side dishes out of it. When you get to know about Korean cuisine a bit deeper, you will also discover the many medical uses of certain dishes that are made to fit on people's energy types, the seasons or physical conditions. For these purposes all kind of vegetables, greens, roots, mushrooms, spices and herbs are used and prepared in specific ways. For me personally, Korean cuisine was healing. I suffered all my youth from irritable bowl syndrome, allergies etc. but since I mainly eat Korean food, I do not have any problems anymore.

fruits are unusually expensive in Korea this year due to abnormal weather conditions, and as for veggies, aside from the staples, they come and go with the seasons :) hope you had fun in Korea. good to see that instead of staying just in Seoul, you got to visit other regions, too!

I think it is lovely, that you could explore South Korea together with your boyfriend and realise how much it influenced Vietnam and your life there.

I once fell in love with Vietnam. Also loved much of Germany when I traveled the country. So glad you both visited my own country and sincerely enjoy this visit.

Love the restaurant table with the drawer. they should have those everywhere

I’m always surprised how easy your long form videos are to watch!! I have a very bad attention span and usually get bored and click off halfway through longer videos but I find myself so easily focused when watching you talk :)

I doubt at my age I will get to travel to Korea. Your video took me there with you all. I look forward to your videos. THanks for sharing!

I live in a town in the US with a large Korean population. Love the food! Love the grocery stores! Love this video!

OMG WELCOME TO KOREA!! I'm so glad to hear that you're in our country!

Korea grows a lot of greens & root vegetables. They have a lot more than what meets the eye at first glance. It’s just very different. But because Korea has 4 seasons they can’t grow everything. But most Koreans really value Korean-grown fruit and vegetables so they eat very seasonally.

I’m surprised you didn’t mention the buttons! Many Korean restaurants have a little button you can push when you want to order something, and an employee will come. Also, there is usually a cash register so you don’t have to wait at your table for the bill. When you are done, just get up and go pay. Biggest negative: good coffee is really expensive. Biggest positive: bingsoo everywhere!

You should try a Pop Up Frozen Beer Shop during the EM. Düsseldorf is a host town. 🤸

I’ve just known your channel recently but your unique style was a huge inspiration in starting my own RU-vid channel. Thank you for your all joyful videos🥳✨🌱

The public transport system is very similar to what we have in Montréal, from what I gather. We have our cards that we top up with individual trips, monthly plans etc. and we use them for all public transit in the city. We beep them going in the bus, by the driver, but we don't have to beep them on our way out.

Dearest Uyen- re available vegetables, Korea isn’t a semi- tropical country. It has cold snowy winters, spring time, a proper Autumn. It’s going to have plants that grow in that climate!

2 big comments. I'm always super impressed with those red/green buildings/temples and I really like everything about that first restaurant. The drawer at the table, the free side dishes... Awesome.

Love your channel! Looks like you had a great time in South Korea. Too bad you didn't get to find out that SK is actually a vegetable heaven! Have you been to any of the bigger supermarkets? The variety of fresh vegetables is astonishing! About the subway card: SK is actually a nearly cashless society, and the reason you had to pay cash was most likely because you had a foreign card. Residents of SK actually have the transport chip right on their credit cards, so they never actually have to "top up"......the transport costs go straight through their credit/debit cards. Anyway, all the best! Stay happy!

glad that you enjoyed my beautiful home country! loved the video a lot 🥰 fun fact, vietnamese food gained a lot of popularity in my country for the last few years, and i see a lot of vietnamese restaurants on the street nowadays... which is a win-win situation for both culture! (i also enjoy them a lot! soup, rice, noodle, seafood, vegetable... viet cuisine offers everything that koreans love 😋) + decent amount of vegetable dishes in south korea uses various random plants that grows in mountain environment, and it is hard to find them outside of traditional market. so excluding that, our choice of vegetables can be limited compared to warmer countries :/ and thats why we dry, steam, boil and spice them up... to make them taste better!

Girl!! I love all your videos but this gonna be my favorite! I am korean and really hope you made awesome memories in Korea. 😢

Thank you for sharing your adventures, I love watching your experiences

Uyen your vlog style is amazing, I loved listening to all your infos and experiences! Great video ❤

I love Uyen’s videos so much!! The vibes and her style makes her one of the only RU-vidrs that keep me interested, considering my habit of clicking off videos in the midway 😅

The bus system is the same as in the Netherlands. The buses are beautiful in South Korea. The system with the chip card to charge money and drive in public transport including trains is also the same as in the Netherlands.

I just love this video. So informative and lovely one.

Thank you so much for sharing. We are planning to visit south Korea next year !

I hope you do Korean drinks too! Milkis, the pine needle drink, melon milk, tea, soju, somek, makgeolli, bokbunja (black raspberry wine, my fave)... I want to know your and GB's faves!

Uyen ive been watching you bothk for a year or two now, and just wanted to say, seeing you both so happy really Brightens my day

I have lived in korea for a decade. It is fascinating to see your reactions to things. There are many types of "hangover soup" and I love them all.

Another place I would love to visit! Thanks for bringing us along.

This channel has convinced me that I need to get a Vietnamese gf. And I want to be a little goose for her. :D

omg welcome!!! I’m so glad that you guys come to Korea:)❤❤

Hope you had a great time here! XD Also you can top up your T-money card at a mart and you can use a debit/credit card to pay.

Those machine rings are so cute. And of course Germany BF had to have the Green one like the Green Lantern. Now you both have your own couple power rings. Like couple shirts but memorialized in a first time experience. Also Uyen is sounding a bit like a German when she travels. "Poor planning...for the train" Uyen mentions so casually. Or her accurate bluntness with her descriptions. Just little things. It's cute. Speaking of cute, I like seeing her jovial excitement about the things she finds interesting or weird. Glad you two had such a nice time. Thanks for sharing!

Uyen, your heart is so beautiful, I see why German bf fell for you! Ty for sharing your travel journeys ! I feel like I’m there with you! You don’t know how much that means to people who will never be able to go there! Ty 🙏

Such a fun vlog. Funny that one of your takeaways was that Korea is really mountainous. As a NZer mine was that the mountains are baby. But i was only in Seoul and people kept telling me i was on mountains.

Im so happy you made an entire video about the Korea trip! You seem to know well too. Big fan of you Uyen and German Boyfriend!! 🥰 love from 🇰🇷

Omg girl your vest is so beautiful ❤

I like how great the crochet vest goes with dress and orange shirt. Was there a shawl included? Everyone seems to just love your outfit. A shopping link could make some money for your next outfit and trip.❤ Love these longer videos. 👍 Great job.

With you enjoying your adventures ❤❤❤ it's refreshing to hear your stories all the time, cheers 🎉

I really like your outfit with this new dress and a hat! ☺️ sooo pretty!

Uyen your outfit is so cute! knit tops and long skirts look really good on you gurl

Very informative and entertaining, great job! Thanks for sharing.🌟👏

Ahhhh so happy to see you in Busan!! How much I miss there…. Hope you enjoyed it!!❤❤❤

I like Vietnam the most of these 3 countries I have visited. I have visited Vietnam (HCM City, Da Nang Hue, Hanoi,Sapa, Lao Cai , climbed the 3143 metre high Mt Fansipan). At Loa Cai (5 hour by train from Hanoi), we can cross the border to Yunnan China by walking across a 100 metre bridge. I visited South Korea: Seoul, Busan,Jeju Island, Climbed Mt Halisan at Jeju which take a full day to go up and down. There are so many hiking trails in Korea. The best time to go is November for the autumn foilage. For Germany,only been to Munich. Visited a very sad concentration camp. Many beautiful museums, galleries, a BMW museum and palaces. It is least costly to travel in VN. Less than USD70 for 5 star hotel room for 2. A hearty meal for less than USD 10 in a restaurant, USD3 for a noodle meal in a shop.

At the Minnesota State Fair they sell frozen beer just like that! Fruity beers with fruit slushee on top. For some reason they call it frozen "sangria," even though it's beer lol

Thank you! You are so pretty! Love your videos!

Thank you for sharing your adventures and your life with us! Anytime I see a new video from you it's like getting an update from a friend on what they're up to. Your dress is super cute and I love your crochet vests btw ! You have such a great educational and fun spin on the places you go, so I really enjoy watching. I look forward to watching more of your travel videos ! Much love to you from the USA, come visit!

This was great! Beautiful outfit, definitely worth the euros

The dress and the flower west are Sooo beautiful! 😍😍

I've wanted to go forever. I definitely want to try as much food as possible and visit a few temples. If it's possible... go to Jeju. I feel too insecure to go to a spa though. I'm also trying to get better with some of the meanish things that one of my Korean exes used to tell me if I traveled there. I'm so glad you guys enjoyed yourself. The lack of veggies surprised me. I love being taken on trips with you two. Much love to you both! 😊😊😊

THis was a really wonderful vlog.ty for sharing

Great video Uyen. Enjoyed watching Korea through your eyes 😊👍

Loving your long form content!!

Uyen, if you wanna see lots of green vegetables, you have to go to local market. Supermarkets don't have many selection

Oh, you have given me so many wonderful flashbacks on my vacation to Korea in May! My experiences were so similar! (I want to go back ㅠㅠ) Having studied the language for two years I am a bit envious about your listening skills, though. I think I must watch more K-Dramas . Thank you, I enjoyed this video al lot!

Thanks for taking us to Korea!

I love your vlogs - so informative and hilarious 😁 I really want to visit South Korea. In the metro station at Grønland in Oslo, they also have small shops that sell knick-knacks, like in Korea 🤩

I love love love this! Thank you for sharing your experience in Korea. The tips are so handy. You answered a few questions I had. Thank you

The white dress with the crochet vest is soooo cute!!

This is such a soothing video!

Uyen! Sending love from a Korean American! I love your channel and hearing your point of view. I love the dynamic you and your boyfriend have! I've enjoyed learning about Vietnamese and German culture through you guys' eyes.

I love your travel videos, especially the contrast of views between you and German Fiancé, More please!!

Yaaaay a new video I’m so happy

You are just so normal and that makes you unique ❤️👍

Omg you both are so adorable together. ❤ That dress is BEAUTIFUL on you Uyen!

The exotic scenery of foreign countries stimulates my curiosity. I enjoyed watching it.

Love from Korea! Im glad you enjoyed it

Hope you guys have a good time!

I need a Uyen and German boyfriend travel channel!

Anyeong~ I'm planning a trip to South Korea this Oct. Thanks for sharing this video. You look very cute in that dress!

thank you for the video!

I am from Singapore even though our transport system is pretty advanced, I was still very invested in your whole explanation of the Korean system like it’s the first time I am hearing of this concept 😂😂. This is proof of how engaging your personality is ❤😂

I really love this video of one of my favourite city in the world. Can't wait to go back and visit South Korea again.