My daughter has a serious tteokbokki addiction. Thanks to Aaron's video, I can give her a treat when she actually remembers to clean her room. She would love this place. Shame there is nothing like it in the States.
there is dookki in Houston Texas(very first). I went to eat there twice. Their sauce is amazing, they have their recommended sauce mix, I tried the spiciest one.
I miss these videos! You an Claire should show us some other restaurants or eating spots you haven't visited yet :) The timing of this video is perfect though, cause my sister and I are planning to visit Korea next year, and I've always wanted to visit this place
After finding an Asian market 30 mins from Hendersonville, NC my daughter and I have become tteokbokki addicted. We bought some kimchee rame and I mixed with the tteokbokki and I was in heaven. We both would love to visit Korea as we have heard so much & now I know we definitely wouldn't starve. Through your videos and cookbook you have opened my eyes to so much. Thanks to you both.
Aaron, I bet you could eat the food and know exactly how to make it lol I can do that a lot more times than not 😏 it's definitely the signs of an excellent cook ❤ so good to see you two in a different element too, was good to see you both not working all the time. Foodie reviews once in awhile is nice for a mixup. Another fun one to do would be a tour of different places to shop or visit where you are.
That looks so good, I love that you can add the ingredients you want an tailor the sauce to suit. Going to show my daughter in the morning and I am sure she is going to ask to go there…shame it is so far from the UK! Maybe one day, until then I’ll keep working my way through your cook book
Glad to see you guys doing restaurant reviews again! I love the cooking videos but I missed your recommendations for places to visit in Korea. Keep up the excellent work🤘
The video I didn’t know I wanted to see!!! The only thing I missed was seeing Hodus sweet little face! You guys must be so much fun in a restaurant 🩵 Lord bless you and have a great day!!
I had made tteokbokki once, after I saw a RU-vid video on it. I'm sure mine lacked authenticity, as I did not have all the items available. However I loved it. I would be so thrilled to have a buffet like this one to go to.
This was a joy to watch!! I agree with others that comment for more Korean restaurant visits! I have your cookbook, but there is still so much on your channel that I cook with your help every day! Thank you!!
That was fun, thank you! In October my husband and I are going on a cruise from Tokyo to Seoul and will spend 5 days in Seoul at the end - this is going on my list of places to go!
i really liked this video - maybe you could do videos like going to test out famous/popular restaurants and their signature dishes, and you could try re-create them based on your experience? would totally love that
There is a tteokbokki all you can eat in Sydney Australia! Very similar and awesome for us sydney peeps lol 😆 Thank you Aaron and Clare for letting us see into your culinary adventures ❤
Hey Aaron and Claire, thank you so much for this video. I really enjoyed it and would like to see more of the same. It's interesting to hear Aaron's own voice and how far it is away for their English voice. I like them both 🙂
Aaron and Claire this is video so cute and has all of your flavour! Please make more similar videos about going to different types of restaurants in Korea ❤❤❤
Son of a gun, this is a message from the food gods. We’re sitting here eating instant TTEOKBOKKI my wife bought from H-Mart. Had your Korean hotdogs two days ago so this looks like dinner tomorrow! Thanks guys.
We have 2 locations in Australia, Sydney and Canberra. My partner and I just got back from a road trip to Canberra and we tried dookki while there, it was amazing! 😍 I'm sad we don't have it in Brisbane. It's also about $35 AUD per person and a cheese ring was $10.
I had tried that in one of the franchise in the Philippines. Some of the food may have been adjusted according to our palate but I've enjoyed it overall.
This was such a wonderful video! So jealous of the long rice cakes and also fried rice at the end, looks so good! Definitely adding this to my to-do list! Do you have any restaurant recommendations for vegetarians, or any tips for vegetarians navigating restaurants and food in general in Korea? My friends, my partner and I are all veggie and are hoping to visit Korea one day and love your channel
Dang our local dookki does not offer UNLI ice cream. I love the cheese and corn filled toppoki. As for the magma cheese I always grab ice from the drink bar and put some broth to cool down the then dip the toppoki depending on taste
I would love going there....maybe i'll have a chance to visit Southkorea in this life time😊, if not my goal in the next life😅. Thank you so much for sharing aaaaand making me hungry 😂😂. Love ya guys🫰
You made me fall in love with Korean cuisine and I am soooo thankful for that!!! I must visit Korea anytime soon. :) Meanwhile, I am trying all the recipes on your cooking book.
$7.90 is WILD for an all you can eat buffet! 😭That’s unheard of in the USA. Buffets here typically are $20/person, and but can be $30/person or higher. It’s almost impossible to get a meal under $8 - a burger (without a drink or fries) pretty much costs that much these days. I hate that everything is so expensive in the US 🥲
You two are such an attractive couple & so much fun to watch. Those faces Aaron was making😂. Claire looking so healthy & trim in her jeans. Interesting name for the restaurant, dookie means something way different here in the states.😃
@@AaronandClaireIt looked like two meals. I would have been full before the fried dipping items, much less the rice.... But it all looked so tasty! (Except seaweed. I am not a fan of seaweed....)
Dumplings: are mostly empty because the potpot sauce is so overpowered it would ruin the taste of any dumpling filling. T is all about the sauce and texture of the other ingredients .... I personally enjoy adding bamboo and lotus root to the hotpot, and drink ginger beer with it.
I only had this dish twice in two different places, I love the texture of topokis, but the sauce was too sweet for me both times. Are there not so sweet sauce topoki dishes/ recipes out there?
there is 3 of these restaurants in Canada 1 in COQUITLAM B.C.,1 in Calgary Ab., and there is 1 in Edmonton Ab., the Edmonton is only about 1 and a half hours away might have to go and try it out opps sorry not the same restaurant the Canadian one's are called Dookbaeki
Food looks really good, thanks for taking us along to the buffet. Funny how our languages have different meanings for different words Dookki in American slang means 💩 lol
@@AaronandClaire it's ok Aaron lol that's how we learn 😏 there's a lot of things I learned through travel that varies from American. In France, if you want one drink, if you use your pointer finger to indicate one, you will get two. In order to get one, it starts with the thumb 👍 😂 I did learn that the hard way. No worries ❤️
Check out these two places! We will try to make videos about them A.S.A.P. 😍 1. maps.app.goo.gl/ri2SJ8KTSRwviHys6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy 2.maps.app.goo.gl/NHDx8MaoHqzivdro8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy
Can you explain the whoel putting ramen into tteokbokki thing? I don't get it. Tteokbokki is so much better than ramen. Why would you add something less good to it?? Also, do they have a vegetarian broth option?
How international are restaurants in korea? Since it is "a lot to learn" I would be lost if they didn´t at least speak english a bit :D Because my german is probably not gonna work over there xD
