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Dance de heart and rock on! Annyeonghaseyo! We are CHA- TOKIMIKSAI-NEM!
Hello!
We will greet you in Korean now!
We are really... rock... on! We are CHA- TOKIMIKSAI-NEM!
We introduced ourselves, right?
In the past, we uploaded videos about MBTI tests and balance games that are popular in Korea on YouTube.
Do you remember?
Of course!
It was so much fun!
This time, we will eat Korean snacks!
Snacks!
I want to eat!
Everyone loves snacks, right?
Have you ever eaten Korean snacks?
We eat it a lot, don't we?
What kind of snacks?
Honey jelly...
Earth gummy...
Oh, right!
I also like rose candy!
There are many kinds of snacks in Korea!
That's right!
What are we going to eat today?
I'm looking forward to it!
Then, let's eat it right away!
So, let's eat it right away!
But first of all, we have Korean juice in front of us!
Shall we open it up?
What is this?
I'll open it up from this side.
Relaxation juice.
Here you go!
Here we go!
What is this?
It's rice!
Rice!
That's right, it's rice!
What is it?
I've never seen anything like it!
That's right!
It's like sweet sake!
Look!
It's like tea!
But there's persimmon in the raw material.
Persimmon?!
Oh, it's really white!
Relaxation juice!
Here we go!
Thank you for the food!
Here we go!
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It's sweet!
It's like persimmon!
It's refreshing!
It's tasty!
It's sweet!
It's tasty!
Relaxing Joga!
Relaxing Joga?
There are two kinds of Joga.
The Japanese one is sweet sake.
It's a refreshing sweet sake.
Now you're drinking it alone.
There are grains in it.
If you want to drink it alone, you have to shake it before you drink it.
There are a lot of grains in it.
It's tasty!
There is a lot of cinnamon in it.
But I like cinnamon.
It's my first time to eat cinnamon.
I want you to drink it.
It's tasty!
I want you to drink it.
It's tasty!
What is this?
It's like a traditional snack.
As you said, it's cinnamon and dried persimmon.
Dried persimmon?
It's tasty!
Dried persimmon?
Dried persimmon with fruits?
Dried persimmon doesn't taste like cinnamon.
Cinnamon is strong.
It's popular.
It's tasty!
I like it!
Let's move on to snacks.
Can I close my eyes?
Can I open my eyes?
Ready, go!
We did it!
Check it out on Instagram!
How do we eat this?
Goenjutsu?
It's 2020, apparently.
Let's eat!
It's sour cheese!
It's good!
It's sweet and sour at the same time.
It looks good!
It's 150,000 won in Korea.
150,000 won?
It's like the latest interval food.
It's like that.
It's like taiyaki.
I think you're eating cheese inside.
There's cheese, cream and meat inside.
You can eat it at a street vendor.
It's fun.
It's 10 yen per piece, but it's about 300 yen in Korea.
10 yen is not enough.
It sounded like a snack.
- Did you put it in? - I did.
- I think you did. - Yes!
Then, please open your eyes.
One, two, three!
- Oh! - What?
- It looks like a ticket! - What is it?
- It's cute. - It's a ticket.
- Is it a ticket? - It looks like a ticket.
Ta-da!
What does it say?
Takao Barabi.
Oh, you're right. "Takao Barabi."
Kosomi.
Kosomi?
Kosomi.
Kosomi?
Terabakkesumida!
Takao.
Oh, it's sweet.
- Yes! - It's sweet.
- It's good! - Yes!
- It's good! - What is it?
- Eat it! - It's sweet!
- Yes! - Yes!
- It looks like it! - Yes!
- It's good! - It's good!
- It's good, isn't it? - It's sweet!
I love it!
- It's good! - It's good!
- I love this thin texture. - Yes!
- What you've just eaten is called "kosomi," - "Kosomi."
- which is a Korean snack. - "Kosomi."
- It's been sold since 1979. - Wow!
It's bigger than us.
- Wow! - It's on sale now.
It's not only sweet but also salty.
It's not only sweet, but it's also a little salty.
- It's topped with silver sesame, and that's the signature snack. - It's good.
- It's good! - How many time do we have to say it?
- It's good! - It's good!
It's good!
- It's good! - It's good!
It was delicious.
Please raise your eyes.
We won!
This is Yatta!
It looks like a flower.
I've never eaten it but I want to eat it.
It's cute.
It's sweet.
It's like a young donut.
Is it like a lion?
It looks like a lion.
Is it different?
I'm looking forward to it.
It's moist.
It's like a fried egg.
It's good.
It's great.
It's like a donut.
It's popular now.
What is butter?
It's different from sugar.
Is it like this?
No, it's not.
It has sugar in it.
Yatta is a Korean traditional snack.
Basically, it's flour, sesame oil, honey, sugar, sugar, and water candy.
They make a dough and deep-fry it.
Yatta is a medicine-like snack.
Honey acts like a medicine.
That's why it's called a medicine-like snack.
It's a good snack.
It has a clear meaning.
I don't think it exists in Japan.
There are similar snacks.
But, I don't think it exists in Japan.
It's cute.
What does it look like?
What is it?
Is it a flower?
A flower?
It's not like a lion.
Oh, it fell down.
It looks like it's going to fall down.
Does it look like it's going to fall down?
It looks like it's going to fall down.
Let's open it.
Wow!
It's so cute!
It looks like a stone rice cake.
It's so cute!
What is it?
Wow, look at the color.
It's heavy.
Wow!
It's harder than I thought.
What is it?
It looks like a rice cake.
Is it a steamed bun?
It looks like a rice cake.
Wow, it sticks together.
Wow!
It's chewy.
It's heavy.
It looks like a stone rice cake.
I can't eat it.
It's difficult.
It's hard.
What is it?
I'll eat it.
Can you eat it?
I can eat it.
It's sweet and salty.
It's chewy.
It's a little sweet.
What is it?
It's a little sweet.
This is called "mushige-toku".
"Toku" means "strawberry" and "mushige" means "rainbow".
Oh, it's a rainbow.
It means "rainbow-shaped rice cake".
Basically, you make dough with rice and steam it.
Then, you can add various natural ingredients like mugwort.
It's a little sweet.
It has a texture like between bread and suwama.
It's like suwama.
It's heavy.
I'm hungry.
It's difficult to make this texture.
Is it possible to make it with mochi?
It's served for lunch.
What is it served for?
It's served for lunch.
It's served for dessert.
What is it?
Is it Ogareta?
Let me eat it.
It's garlic.
It's very delicious.
Have you ever eaten it?
I often get it as a souvenir.
It's my first time to eat it.
Let me eat it.
It's hard.
It's good.
It's sweet.
It's harder than I thought.
It's good.
I love it.
It's good.
I think it will go well with black tea.
The batter is solid.
But the butter is a little sweet.
But it's good.
The texture is good, too.
This is a butter waffle.
As the name suggests, it contains 10% butter.
It's amazing.
Maybe Japanese people buy it more than Koreans.
It's a souvenir and a very famous snack.
It may be a taste that Japanese people like.
When you go to London, you will be full of souvenirs.
Anyone can eat it and think it's delicious.
It may be a Japanese snack.
If you go to Korea next time, should you buy it as a souvenir?
Let's do it.
What does it smell like?
It smells like Turkish food.
It smells sweet.
It's my favorite food.
What is it?
One, two!
What is it?
It's running.
Let's eat it.
Can we eat it?
What is it?
I don't need an explanation.
Can you explain it?
Can we eat it?
Let's eat it.
It smells great.
It's cute.
Let's eat it.
It's cute.
Is it good?
Let's eat it together.
I think it's better to eat it together.
The chief is being mean to us.
Please enjoy it, everyone.
It's a little less than other plates.
She is kind.
It's good.
It smells good.
It's good.
It's okay.
There are some banana pieces.
There are some bananas.
It's like banana cone.
It's good.
It is banana cone.
These are banana cakes.
It was released in 1978 and became popular in Japan.
It's sold out.
Isn't it delicious?
There are a lot of banana sweets.
That's right.
Do you buy it in Japan?
I've never seen it.
Do you sell it in Japan?
Yes, we do.
I thought you might be familiar with it.
Don't you know it?
No, I don't.
Maybe you don't know it.
I'm not familiar with it.
This is the last snack.
But I heard there is one more snack.
There is one more snack?
I'm sure you've eaten a lot of sweets.
But when it comes to Korea, it's spicy food.
Lastly, kkakdugi.
I haven't eaten it for a long time.
It's delicious.
Kkakdugi is delicious.
Please open it.
It's Wontukkon!
I haven't eaten it before.
I love it.
It's delicious.
It's called Wontukkon.
It looks spicy.
It's not that spicy.
Is it spicy?
It was a little spicy.
There is one more.
What is it?
Is it tuna?
Can we put it in?
Isn't it a topping?
What is it?
It's Wontukkon.
It means "all".
Wontukkon means
"lid".
It's unusual in cup noodles.
It has a plastic lid.
When you wait for three minutes,
you put the lid on and wait.
You put it on Wontukkon and eat it.
I see.
I shouldn't have eaten it like that.
I want you to eat it like that.
In Korea,
when you eat cup noodles,
you often put tuna in it.
I wanted you to try it.
That's why I bought it.
That's amazing.
It's red.
It looks like a strawberry.
Is it spicy?
It's a little spicy.
It's fun.
It smells good.
Let's open our mouths.
One, two, three.
It looks delicious.
It must be delicious.
I was surprised. I thought tuna was only here.
Aki-chan, please show us how you eat it.
We'll eat it with a plate.
Thank you for the meal.
This is the last one.
Is it spicy?
It's not spicy.
It's a little spicy.
It's delicious to put tuna in it.
It's delicious.
Is it spicy?
It's spicy.
Is it spicy?
It's not spicy at all.
It's spicy.
It's delicious.
No, it's spicy.
Tuna goes so well with it.
It's delicious.
Is it spicy?
It's spicy but delicious.
Tuna is delicious.
It's delicious.
What is it?
We had a lot of food.
How do you say "thank you for the meal" in Korean?
Chaimabosumida.
It was delicious.
It's delicious.
So we ate various snacks, but it was delicious, wasn't it?
It was delicious.
From spicy to spicy, we ate a lot of things.
I think we were able to know more about Korea by eating Korean snacks like this.
If you're watching this video in Korea,
or if you know Korea,
if you have your favorite snacks or rice in the comments section, please let us know.
Also, you can buy the snacks we introduced today and cup noodles in Japan,
so please check it out in Japan.
We hope we can come to Korea and eat a lot of food someday.
I hope we can come to Korea and eat a lot of food someday.
Please wait for us.
That's all we ate Korean snacks.
Thank you very much.