Thanks so much for the warm comment and for watching @misscaroline542! Was great to be back filming with Yujin again! Have an amazing week, and take care eh! 😊
It's pretty cool eh @Mudskipper9876! A lot of similar tteokbokki places were located around elementary schools for the kids to eat after school. They are slowly disappearing but you can still find them here and there!
Oh wow you live in an awesome area Mike! I've ridden past Sindang-dong on the bus multiple times thinking I really want to check it out, and those alleyways are so amazing to look at and explore! We barely scratched the surface when we were there, so we will have to return and see more later on for sure!
@dericmpark8381 thanks so much for all of your support and generousity @dericmpark8381! Hope you are healthy, and have an amazing week filled with happiness and peace! Take care eh!
Hahah it looks so painful @peacew6! I've always been too scared to try it, but I think I need to someday just so I can share the pain with the people who surround me!
just joined your patreon, hopefully it is more beneficial than superchats here, as i am assuming that a bigger cut is taken from donations here than those on patreon. Anyway, hope you are both happy and healthy.
Oh wow thank you so much for doing that @ONCEbittenTWICEshyshyshy! Really appreciate all of your kind words and support for us to get off our feet with our channel, and remember Patreon is subscription based, so please never feel any burden to continue paying every month. You've supported us so much already, so just want to say how much we appreciate it and hope you are happy and healthy as well! Take care eh!
I felt like I am with a close friend taking me on a tour of the neighbourhood while watching your video, and telling me about the secret of tteokbokki and how to eat it. Never seen anyone explain about this fav snack of many so well. Loved going on a "walk" with you.
They are pretty interesting eh @blackbelt2000! It always blows my mind when people from the internet companies come to set things up and create another line on the spiderweb!
@RyanKorea Hahah uh oh caught red handed! Thanks a lot, and that's awesome that you are doing random adventures around Korea too! Will have to check 'em out!
well....I am wanting the Bettman Curse to end. So, the Oilers, even know they beat us, most of my friends want the cup to come back home. Bettman's Curse: 1) last cup in Canada, 31 years ago 2) Gary Bettman becomes the NHL Commish...31 years ago (interesting coincidence?) 3)Bettman's mandate is to focus on the USA and grow the NHL in the USA In a salary cap league, which means somewhat of an even playing field for smaller market teams, 19% of the teams are Canadian. This means mathematically a Canadian team should win approximately once every 5 years on average. HOWEVER, perhaps the taxes in some US states and more sunshine are attractive. But but but... an NHL player winning the cup in Canada will become a god, has dreamed about this his whole childhood, and will never buy his own meal or drink in his home city generations after winning the cup= ALSO very attractive! Regardless, lets say we give the advantage to the US based team and we gratuitously exaggerate the advantage and say a US based team has double the advantage of winning vs a Canadian team. Now, this would mean a Canadian team would certainly win the cup every 11 or 12 years! Nope..... OK, lets give the US team even more advantage in the salary cap era and say they have 4x advantage of winning a cup vs a Canadian team (which is mathematically absurd). This means a Canadian team should win at least once every 24 years. Dude, we have not won a cup in 31 years. The math doesn't make sense and something smells very foul= Bettman Curse. Go Oil Go! and end the curse.
Can definitely agree with a lot of the points here @good2goskee! I think the salary cap should be calculated after taxes to make things as fair as possible, as it's quite obvious that it works against Canadian teams because of this. Oilers stomped the cats last game, but it'll be a huge battle for them to get a reverse sweep for sure. Would be amazing if they pulled it off!
What they really need to do is to stop building expensive high rises that very few people can afford to live in. Korea doesn't have a housing supply problem, they have a housing affordability problem.
@rtrrr7215 they are doing a lot of rebuilding and overhauling already in the Seoul/Gyeonngi-do area. I understand why they are doing it, but will definitely miss the tight alleyways!
Another great video guys. Thanks. 👏 Since there is no Yelp in Korea, what app do you use (If any) to find restaurant reviews? When I go to Korea, I usually stay at the Holiday Inn Express first and last couple of days because it's so easy to get to the airport. There are hundreds of restaurants near there but they average to way below average in quality. Also I've never found a great Korean Chinese food around there at all.
@2GoodLookin thanks so much for all of your nice comments and for watching our videos! For restaurant reviews, I prefer to look at Naver Blogs and just type in terms like "_____역 가성비 맛집" ("____ station cheap good restaurant") and then look at the pictures to make judgment. A lot of high rated places on Naver Maps give people free things to get 5 star reviews, so it's hard to know what's actually high rated. If you end up near Sujin Station in Seongnam ever, check out this Chinese Restaurant called Uicheongak (의천각) naver.me/x9JczJQe I think that's my new #1 place after visiting it on one of these random adventures.
우와. 마복림 할머니 살아 계실 때 떡볶이 먹으러 신당동 몇번 갔던 기억이 새록새록 납니다. 20년 전이네요. 원래 며느리도 양념 비법을 몰랐는데, 간판에 "이젠 며느리도 알아요" 이게 은근히 재미있네요. 구독자가 곧 만명 되겠네요. 날씨 더운데 건강 잘 챙기세요!
@nonblocking님 많이 도와 주셔서 감사합니다! 솔직히 말하면 신당동 떡볶이타운이 있는지 몰랐고 무작위로 다녔으니까 우연히 찾았고 진짜 재밌었어요! @nonblocking님은 항상 따뜻한 댓글 남겨 주셔서 감사합니다! 건강을 챙기시고 좋은 주말 보내세요~
Such a lovely episode. I loved seeing the old, narrow alleyways. And it was great to see Yujin again. 😊
Hope you have a wonderful week! Take care! 🌞🍀💜
Thanks so much for the warm comment and for watching @misscaroline542! Was great to be back filming with Yujin again! Have an amazing week, and take care eh! 😊
Thank you for taking us for a walk with you! "Kamsanminda! "
Thanks so much for watching @JO-nh6mo! 감사합니다!
I am so pleased to support such genuine, gentle-spirited people. I hope your channel grows.
@LB20278 thank you so much for the kind words and support! Much appreciated, and hope you have a wonderful week!
Thanks for the tour. Great to see Yujin again. Regards
Thanks so much Howard! It's a lot easier to make the videos together with her than when I'm by myself haha. Hope you have a wonderful week!
Who would have thought the 🇨🇦 “eh” and Korean would go so well together. Represent!!
@gplipp6489 haha weird combination eh! 🤣🇨🇦🇰🇷 Represent!!
nice video, i'd watch any of these you put up, well filmed and presented
Thanks so much for watching @BasicStealthcamping! Really appreciate it!
I was recently recommended your channel and really enjoyed the DMZ series. And now this lovely video! Thanks for taking us along!
Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words @Elektronaut! Much appreciated!
This type of authentic restaurant is a touristic gem. I had no interest in tteokbokki until this video, with a cute apron bonus.
It's pretty cool eh @Mudskipper9876! A lot of similar tteokbokki places were located around elementary schools for the kids to eat after school. They are slowly disappearing but you can still find them here and there!
You were in my neck of the woods for this one. I go through those old alleys regularly on my daily walks. Glad you found them!
Oh wow you live in an awesome area Mike! I've ridden past Sindang-dong on the bus multiple times thinking I really want to check it out, and those alleyways are so amazing to look at and explore! We barely scratched the surface when we were there, so we will have to return and see more later on for sure!
Thanks!
@dericmpark8381 thanks so much for all of your support and generousity @dericmpark8381! Hope you are healthy, and have an amazing week filled with happiness and peace! Take care eh!
Welcome back!
Woohoo thanks @ICDeadPeeps!
When I was a kid, I remember my mom took me to bath houses in Korea. She scrubbed me so hard, my skin was pink for a couple of days.
Hahah it looks so painful @peacew6! I've always been too scared to try it, but I think I need to someday just so I can share the pain with the people who surround me!
😂😂😂
신당동 떡볶이는 사랑..
너무 먹고싶네요
@@user-bh7ox9pz2q 신당동 떡볶이는 맛있죠! 금방 또 드실 수 있었으면 좋겠어요! ^^
just joined your patreon, hopefully it is more beneficial than superchats here, as i am assuming that a bigger cut is taken from donations here than those on patreon. Anyway, hope you are both happy and healthy.
Oh wow thank you so much for doing that @ONCEbittenTWICEshyshyshy! Really appreciate all of your kind words and support for us to get off our feet with our channel, and remember Patreon is subscription based, so please never feel any burden to continue paying every month. You've supported us so much already, so just want to say how much we appreciate it and hope you are happy and healthy as well! Take care eh!
I felt like I am with a close friend taking me on a tour of the neighbourhood while watching your video, and telling me about the secret of tteokbokki and how to eat it. Never seen anyone explain about this fav snack of many so well. Loved going on a "walk" with you.
Thanks a lot for the kind words @lovesbeautiful1004! Glad that we could share some more information about tteokbokki!
5:55 너무 맛있겠다..
@user-xh8mg1po6s 네, 맛있었어요! 옛날 떡볶이를 맛보고 싶으면 신당동 떡볶이타운에 가시는게 추천드려요!
You gotta love the low hanging squiggly power lines in those alleyways. I would not want to be an electrician working in that area.🔌
They are pretty interesting eh @blackbelt2000! It always blows my mind when people from the internet companies come to set things up and create another line on the spiderweb!
Grew up going to 목욕탕. Those towels were torture. I could never understand it.
@DanLee8884 hahaha you know eh! Those towels are like sandpaper, but they make your skin perfect (and super pink) at the same time!
@lostthenfound I don't know if you know but in the US, saunas has korean sign that says, no 때미러... haha
@@DanLee8884 haha they aren't down with the pain I guess! 🤣
청구역은 좀 동네가 애매한데 약수/신당이 맛집이 많고 대현산공원에서 보는 야경 좋다 정도
@@오리토끼님 네, 무작위로 선택해서 간 건데 다음에는 약수도 좀 가 봐야겠어요! 대현산공원도 커 보이고 좋을 것 같아요. 추천해 주셔서 감사합니다!
@@lostthenfound 아 정확히는 대현산공원 옆으로 가면 응봉근린공원가서 야경보시면 좋고, 금남시장에 먹을거리가 많습니다.
@@오리토끼님 감사합니다! 😊
Is the Seoul Subway an app? If yes, whatis the name?
@katieguid2005 there's a great app called Kakao Metro that works in Seoul and all of the other cities with subways in Korea too.
This is just a ripoff of my series tbh. Jk loving the series so far haha
@RyanKorea Hahah uh oh caught red handed! Thanks a lot, and that's awesome that you are doing random adventures around Korea too! Will have to check 'em out!
What do you figure ?
Oil or Cats?
@good2goskee I'm cheering for the cats personally what about you!
well....I am wanting the Bettman Curse to end.
So, the Oilers, even know they beat us, most of my friends want the cup to come back home.
Bettman's Curse:
1) last cup in Canada, 31 years ago
2) Gary Bettman becomes the NHL Commish...31 years ago (interesting coincidence?)
3)Bettman's mandate is to focus on the USA and grow the NHL in the USA
In a salary cap league, which means somewhat of an even playing field for smaller market teams, 19% of the teams are Canadian. This means mathematically a Canadian team should win approximately once every 5 years on average.
HOWEVER, perhaps the taxes in some US states and more sunshine are attractive. But but but... an NHL player winning the cup in Canada will become a god, has dreamed about this his whole childhood, and will never buy his own meal or drink in his home city generations after winning the cup= ALSO very attractive!
Regardless, lets say we give the advantage to the US based team and we gratuitously exaggerate the advantage and say a US based team has double the advantage of winning vs a Canadian team. Now, this would mean a Canadian team would certainly win the cup every 11 or 12 years!
Nope.....
OK, lets give the US team even more advantage in the salary cap era and say they have 4x advantage of winning a cup vs a Canadian team (which is mathematically absurd). This means a Canadian team should win at least once every 24 years. Dude, we have not won a cup in 31 years. The math doesn't make sense and something smells very foul= Bettman Curse.
Go Oil Go! and end the curse.
Can definitely agree with a lot of the points here @good2goskee! I think the salary cap should be calculated after taxes to make things as fair as possible, as it's quite obvious that it works against Canadian teams because of this. Oilers stomped the cats last game, but it'll be a huge battle for them to get a reverse sweep for sure. Would be amazing if they pulled it off!
@@lostthenfound interesting point. I never thought of that one. After tax cap!
Korea needs a major overhaul of its infrastructure. Someone needs to come in and rebuild each city to be more modern
No
Lol Wut? I think you need to check yourself into a mental hospital.
What they really need to do is to stop building expensive high rises that very few people can afford to live in. Korea doesn't have a housing supply problem, they have a housing affordability problem.
@rtrrr7215 they are doing a lot of rebuilding and overhauling already in the Seoul/Gyeonngi-do area. I understand why they are doing it, but will definitely miss the tight alleyways!
You make really ignorant comments without any knowledge or information about South Korea.
Another great video guys. Thanks. 👏 Since there is no Yelp in Korea, what app do you use (If any) to find restaurant reviews? When I go to Korea, I usually stay at the Holiday Inn Express first and last couple of days because it's so easy to get to the airport. There are hundreds of restaurants near there but they average to way below average in quality. Also I've never found a great Korean Chinese food around there at all.
@2GoodLookin thanks so much for all of your nice comments and for watching our videos! For restaurant reviews, I prefer to look at Naver Blogs and just type in terms like "_____역 가성비 맛집" ("____ station cheap good restaurant") and then look at the pictures to make judgment. A lot of high rated places on Naver Maps give people free things to get 5 star reviews, so it's hard to know what's actually high rated. If you end up near Sujin Station in Seongnam ever, check out this Chinese Restaurant called Uicheongak (의천각) naver.me/x9JczJQe I think that's my new #1 place after visiting it on one of these random adventures.
2세는 언제 나오나요? 진정한 애국은...2호 4명은 봐야...
Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words @savannahhizer2341! All the best with your life in Taiwan!