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As someone who is half Pole half Ukrainian this was a pretty interesting video. Maybe Polish and Ukrainian traditional food aren't spicy, but still I also love spicy food. That's why, except for Polish and Ukrainian cuisine, I like Indian cuisine, but also Mexican and other Asian's cuisine.
@@nisrmasry2134 I also like so much Italian cuisine, but it isn't spicy, so I didn't mention it. But I am a huge fan of pasta! 🍝 Of course I also like pizza. But I am not sure if I ever ate Levantine cuisine. Probably not, so I can't say whether I like it or not.
@@yashsaini1739I'm also from India but I'm sure you're talking about mainland Indian food which are even less spicier than some east Asian food. Wanna try the real spicy food, come to Northeast we eat ghost pepper the same way you eat those green chilli pepper lol
I’m really impressed with your contents these days Seungbin !☺. It's always something new and also thrilling too, which never fails 🤗. Especially food reviews are the best of all XD. Keep doing your best work as you always do, nothing else matters 😄. Don’t listen to what haters say , they are never going to change💀. Just be happy and do what you do cause I think your channel has great potential, so keep working harder 💪. Take care , Stay safe and Say healthy ❤. Saranghae (사랑해)🙆♀💜. Love from Jojo from Sri Lanka 🌷✨.
I just love korean foods and I feel they are very spicy when i tried in my visit to korea I love how this guy makes everyone feel so comfortable and him after eating so much spicy food his expressions 😂😂😂 such a cutieee them kissing with the ice cubes lol 😂😂 Saranghaeee Seungbin ❤
7:53 Oh, it's like a mixed language from the future. Like Bastard-Belta-Lowda - from a linguist's perspective, this specimen is incredibly fascinating.
My son and I like to have "Bowl Noodle Hot&sSpicy" from the Nongshim company in Seoul/Korea for dinner. We always have this in the house and you can buy it in the normal German "Edeka" supermarket.
I agree, I once tried something with "kimchi" noodles and my tongue was burning 🔥 I don't understand either why they need that much of spice 🤔🤷🏻♀️ Japanese food is more balance, I love it 😍 I think it's considered as well as bland by Koreans btw 😅
Let that Ukrainian try lao food or some spicy food from mainland southeast Asia and she'll know what a spicy food is cause korean spice, indian spice and Chinese spice are nothing compared to jungle asian spice😂😂
