Korean Street Food After Dark!! The Freaks Come Out At Night!!

I absolutely love your videos I’m disabled and this is the only way I can experience life in other countries keep up the good work

we would love to see you go in a smaller town in korea and try their local culinary food!❤😳

I absolutely love the Korean, iran and Indian food reviews they all look so unique and absolutely delicious !!!

I've lived in Japan and Korea, and I have to say that Korean food is my favorite

As a dutchy in south-korea right now, this gives me a lot of inspiration of things to try. Thank you Sonny and the whole team!

I am a fan of Korean food, I also cook and bake a lot Korean food at home :) it 's never bored watching your good way of reviewing food!

Innovation, adaptability, and openness. The Korean take on the banh xeo was a perfect symbol for the ethic behind both the South Koreans and Vietnamese. All the food looked interesting, decadent, and curiously delicious. Keep up the great content!

Kind of refreshing to have a foodtuber say they didn't like a lot of things.

The camera shows so much detail. It's like I'm there actually looking at the food!

I'm an elementary school student living in Korea, and my country is full of unique food!! I love living in Korea and learning about Korean history and eating Korean traditional food! 😸

As always Sonny is respectful of each culture and food experiences.. Korean street food is on a very special level. Max flavor .

You, Mikey and Mark are my favorite food bloggers, can't wait for you guy's to collab again 👍🏽🤙🏽

I used to watch Andrew Zimmern... But now this is defo the best food channel by far.

Some of best foods I've had the pleasure of eating is in South Korea. One of my favorites on my first tour Feb 76-Jun 77 was the vendor who came around on Saturday mornings with sea snails. That was breakfast.😋

Your videos are a feast for the eyes. I love how you capture the beauty of food in every shot

The Camera man is hungry

I'm Korean and so impressed that he knows the right way of using chopsticks.

I love Korean street food. So much goodness for such a cheap price that you can't find in the States. Imagine eating a filling meal of seafood for less than 10 bucks! You might only find such meals in the States if you're eating some pre-frozen, low quality sea food or low quality fast food. Can't compare! I will say though, for those who hate crowded spaces and being in close proximity with others, you're not going to like being at the street market. With that said, other than the ddukbokki and oden, all the others were fusion foods that Korea has been really going wild on. I'd love to see more traditional Korean street foods tried, and see what your thoughts are on the more traditional ones.

first time i went to sk i had no idea what to expect or do - wasnt a fan of k-anything - but i fell in love with the food, especially the street food. i've ended up going back at least a dozen times.

The fried crabs and shrimp looked delicious, as did the bacon-wrapped snacks. Thanks for sharing!