I love this new V-log styled video!! I'm Asian so every dishes looks common to me, hopefully I can see more of other countries' cuisine too! Especially wonder British dishes !
I see Buzzfeed do this topic a lot for different parts of the word. Or they have people from different countries try eating what the other person eats in a day. My breakfast would be nothing because I typically don’t eat it.
I tend to eat mostly Italian and German cuisine, but I did make a shrimp stir fry today with noodles, broccoli, mushrooms, and Mexican sweet peppers, and there's enough for supper tomorrow. It's nice that world keeps getting smaller and we get to sample all of these delicious foods. Like how you still have the heads on your fish. Those of us in the know are aware that the cheek meat is the best part of the fish. There's not a lot there, but still. The young ladies are gorgeous and delightful, as usual.
Interesting. A lot of this stuff I was aware of, as there is no shortage of Asian-oriented restaurants in the Washington (DC) area. Breakfast was probably the most enlightening; I would have expected more hot cereal. Also, having been a restaurant worker a long time ago (we're talking the 1970s), I look at all those little bowls that come with a Korean meal and I think that the dishwasher is probably the hardest working person in that establishment!😩
Chiness food is quick, easy and fresh. You can make a whole meal with a few ingredients you just need to get a bit creative. Also because China is so big, the cuisine is very diverse. There is something for everyone😀😀😀😀😀
Mhmm I think I somewhat disagree. I mean by no means am I a cuisine expert but Chinese food generally I found take a lot of time. Like that roast duck she ate during lunch can take quite some time and skill if it’s crispy roast duck. As a Korean myself, I find that Korean dishes use a lot of ingredients and take quite a bit of time too. My mother would meal prep every week and it would easily take her entire Saturday. Japanese food I highly appreciate as the cook in my family because it’s extremely simple and tasty. The thing is that, much like Koreans they do have a wide variety of food for each person every meal. They follow something called ichiju sansai - 1 entree, 2-3 sides, rice and soup. The thing is most of the dishes in each element takes very few ingredients and takes at most 15 minutes or passive 30 minutes for something like their pickles. Edit: Can’t go wrong with any of the three since they’re all delicious and generally healthy. Japanese food just works for my schedule and family 😊
Personally I prefer Chinese food, man, gotta tell you there is a huge variety of Chinese food out there, you never get tired of trying new things. Each province there's something different. Spicy, non-spicy, sweet, salty, sour, num, bread, rice, noodles. Most importantly, so fresh.
The Japanese food looked the most impressive, not that it's a competition, all 3 looked good. Proper Japanese food seems very elegant and creative, but also wholesome and substantive.
Yeah, she went all out and ate goood. The Korean girl mostly ate lazy food, things you make when you're hungry but dont really want to cook, and the Chinese girl ate out the most.
I wish duck was more popular in the west, it's so rich, tender, juicy and flavorful, that's one thing I like better about Chinese cuisine, I get so sick of chicken sometimes, lol, I guess it's because I like dark meat better than white.
I know the Chinese food they're so good. I wish wanted how to go to china. Was there a few are really yummy I also watched a lot of Chinese people eat a lot of their food
@@Sky-cr9hy doesn't most Korean and Japanese culture/language ultimately have roots in the mainland of China? Makes sense as they spread out from there.
Did I miss Saki’s lunch or she didn’t have any? I miss her face and surprised she chose to speak in her native Japanese. Despite liking Niki and Jane, it’s nice to see another participant from China 🇨🇳. I appreciate her using English although her pronunciation isn’t perfect. I love her accent!
Is Peking duck just a normal thing you can eat anytime in China? I mean, I guess you could eat it anytime here in the U.S., but I think most places that serve "legit" Peking duck usually are pretty expensive, so I associate that dish with dinner on a special occasion.
Ok so it's weird as a French it's a mixed of everything presented here we would eat boiled cabbage (Korea), braised mackerel if you are in southern France or a soup or brocoli and mandarin in winter season (Japan), and delicious roasted duck and onions (China). Something like this : Boiled cabbage with roasted duck accompanied by an onion soup or vegetables soup, a milk product and in desert a mandarin.
I don't know how to describe the taste between chicken and duck meat but it's something like beef and mutton. Both have their own taste. As I know some people don't like the taste of duck meat. Same as mutton, some people don't like the taste. I eat both chicken and duck meat but one part of duck that I don't eat was its tail/ butt. I like chicken butt but duck ughhhh.
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日本人が韓国語話してそれを英語字幕で理解する凄い間接的に視聴してる😂
I loved the format ! We really see the concrete examples at the same time, love it !
I love this new V-log styled video!! I'm Asian so every dishes looks common to me, hopefully I can see more of other countries' cuisine too! Especially wonder British dishes !
wow, i love this new concept! would be really nice to see these videos about comparing meals of different cuisines in the future as well. thank you❤️
Probably the most different video I've seen on World Friends 😂 , here where I am now it's exactly the lunch time ⏲😀
same here!
Probably? It should be Definitely
True 👍👍👍
I see Buzzfeed do this topic a lot for different parts of the word. Or they have people from different countries try eating what the other person eats in a day. My breakfast would be nothing because I typically don’t eat it.
pretty funny the japanese lady in japan speaking perfect korean.
Thank you for this video, it is different to all the others I have seen but I enjoyed it .
I tend to eat mostly Italian and German cuisine, but I did make a shrimp stir fry today with noodles, broccoli, mushrooms, and Mexican sweet peppers, and there's enough for supper tomorrow. It's nice that world keeps getting smaller and we get to sample all of these delicious foods.
Like how you still have the heads on your fish. Those of us in the know are aware that the cheek meat is the best part of the fish. There's not a lot there, but still.
The young ladies are gorgeous and delightful, as usual.
Their reactions are perfect
Seong-Ji is really cute 😍
Love from Iran. The videos of this channel truly lift my spirit up ❤
Very different from the normal studio videos but I did enjoy this one
i just love all of the dishes
That roasted duck looks veeeery good!!!
It's the best
Interesting. A lot of this stuff I was aware of, as there is no shortage of Asian-oriented restaurants in the Washington (DC) area. Breakfast was probably the most enlightening; I would have expected more hot cereal. Also, having been a restaurant worker a long time ago (we're talking the 1970s), I look at all those little bowls that come with a Korean meal and I think that the dishwasher is probably the hardest working person in that establishment!😩
Yes there were a lot of dishes for each person it seems.
All look super yummy.
Bulgogi is delicious. My breakfasts at home are always egg centered, but then I love eggs in soup, on rice, most places...
한국인은 영어로 일본인은 한국어로 소개하는.. ㅋㅋㅋ
그렇지, 한국인들은 토종 한국어 k- 울트라 글로벌 캡짱 한국어 조센어로만 소개해야 하는데 그렇지 못하니깐 뿌들대지??
Chiness food is quick, easy and fresh. You can make a whole meal with a few ingredients you just need to get a bit creative. Also because China is so big, the cuisine is very diverse. There is something for everyone😀😀😀😀😀
Mhmm I think I somewhat disagree. I mean by no means am I a cuisine expert but Chinese food generally I found take a lot of time. Like that roast duck she ate during lunch can take quite some time and skill if it’s crispy roast duck.
As a Korean myself, I find that Korean dishes use a lot of ingredients and take quite a bit of time too. My mother would meal prep every week and it would easily take her entire Saturday.
Japanese food I highly appreciate as the cook in my family because it’s extremely simple and tasty. The thing is that, much like Koreans they do have a wide variety of food for each person every meal. They follow something called ichiju sansai - 1 entree, 2-3 sides, rice and soup. The thing is most of the dishes in each element takes very few ingredients and takes at most 15 minutes or passive 30 minutes for something like their pickles.
Edit: Can’t go wrong with any of the three since they’re all delicious and generally healthy. Japanese food just works for my schedule and family 😊
Chinese food is the best Asian food.
Every cuisine has its own easy and quick dishes. Not only Chinese food.
Exactly!
This video didn’t even show 1/10 of Chinese food
jian bing is legit tje most nostalgic street food
Hi WF. I appreciate your channel and videos.
A different video, but a very interesting one too!
Very interesting. I wish that we had real Asian restaurants where i live.
麻辣香鍋（malaxiangguo）is my favorite 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Personally I prefer Chinese food, man, gotta tell you there is a huge variety of Chinese food out there, you never get tired of trying new things. Each province there's something different. Spicy, non-spicy, sweet, salty, sour, num, bread, rice, noodles. Most importantly, so fresh.
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the doggies are so cute
Seung-ji is impossibly adorable
seongji's english is so good! did she study in america?? her accent reminds me of itzy's lia
This video is proper for watching when you’re eating. 😂
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The Japanese food looked the most impressive, not that it's a competition, all 3 looked good.
Proper Japanese food seems very elegant and creative, but also wholesome and substantive.
Yeah, she went all out and ate goood. The Korean girl mostly ate lazy food, things you make when you're hungry but dont really want to cook, and the Chinese girl ate out the most.
May be but it's my least favorite because fish haha
I like the accent of chinese girl, lol it sounds a bit funny but cute
peking duck is too good
I wish duck was more popular in the west, it's so rich, tender, juicy and flavorful, that's one thing I like better about Chinese cuisine, I get so sick of chicken sometimes, lol, I guess it's because I like dark meat better than white.
Ducks and geese taste better than chicken. But they're not easy to raise compared to chicken
duck is harder to cook. we all know how west refuse to cook duck for 1 hour
I know the Chinese food they're so good. I wish wanted how to go to china. Was there a few are really yummy I also watched a lot of Chinese people eat a lot of their food
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Interesting how similar the Chinese and Korean dishes
Chinese dishes are so various that you can always find similarities with other Asian countries🔥🔥
@@Sky-cr9hy doesn't most Korean and Japanese culture/language ultimately have roots in the mainland of China? Makes sense as they spread out from there.
@@nobodyexceptme7794 True, ancient China influenced around Asian countries a lot, like Tang Dynasty.
Did I miss Saki’s lunch or she didn’t have any? I miss her face and surprised she chose to speak in her native Japanese. Despite liking Niki and Jane, it’s nice to see another participant from China 🇨🇳. I appreciate her using English although her pronunciation isn’t perfect. I love her accent!
안녕하세요
Saki spoke in Korean😀
I love all these foods… Bulgogi is actually one of my least favorite Korean foods. But still good.
麻辣香骨:
Me who is Chinese and doesn’t like of spicy food: ah ok this too spicy ima just eat some dumplings 😅😅😅
麻辣香锅 🤔
Malaxiangguo is also known as Malatang
모카 귀엽다..
FIRST I NEVER EVER HEARD OF HOT ICE CREAM BEFORE IN USA THAT WAS VERY INTERESTING TO SEE IN USA 🇺🇸 WE EAT OUR ICE CREAM COLD
But some Americans eat fried ice cream 😂
Most different video topic made
I’m from Myanmar. Chinese and Korean spicy is nothing for me 😋
Hmm, if the Japanese are in other country, do they also say "itadakimasu" when having meal at someone's home?
Did anyone else catch the Japanese meals were being represented by a Korean speaker?
뭐라는지는 모르겠지만 맛있겠당
For the record I was eating a light lunch while watching this: Crackers with some cheese and lunch meat, grape tomatoes, and an apple.
Is Peking duck just a normal thing you can eat anytime in China? I mean, I guess you could eat it anytime here in the U.S., but I think most places that serve "legit" Peking duck usually are pretty expensive, so I associate that dish with dinner on a special occasion.
Yes, it's more a dish for dinner or occasions
Maybe i will die as a mainly plant based vegetarian in East Asia...unless I never eat out 😅✌️
You have to solve something yes you are
Kayaknya 1 hari bikin vidio lagi deh
Ok so it's weird as a French it's a mixed of everything presented here we would eat boiled cabbage (Korea), braised mackerel if you are in southern France or a soup or brocoli and mandarin in winter season (Japan), and delicious roasted duck and onions (China).
Something like this : Boiled cabbage with roasted duck accompanied by an onion soup or vegetables soup, a milk product and in desert a mandarin.
Damn that's fancy
Chinese breakfast wrap(煎饼果子)👍
It‘s the most popular street breakfasts in China
The Chinese woman's English pronunciation and accent😂😂
me too😂
한국인인데 양배추에 간장이랑 밥먹는 건 첨봐요
한국인은 영어로 이야기하는데 갑자기 한국어 훅 들어 오네ㅋㅋㅋ
I happened to watch this video and channel for the first time but why does Saki Japanese girl speak Korean?
Hau
I think it would be very good to compare with Thai food.
Does the roast duck taste exactly like chicken?
no, duck has a more slightly dense meat but it’s super good def give it a try!!
@@_s_lena4160 Okay! 😁
I don't know how to describe the taste between chicken and duck meat but it's something like beef and mutton. Both have their own taste. As I know some people don't like the taste of duck meat. Same as mutton, some people don't like the taste. I eat both chicken and duck meat but one part of duck that I don't eat was its tail/ butt. I like chicken butt but duck ughhhh.
Duck is nothing like chicken, it's as different from chicken as beef is from pork, you should try it.
@@karllogan8809 Okay, I will in the future
10:00 not if you are Latino 😂
japenise sound korean
And by "Asia", they only mean those 3 countries. This is one perfect example of (Even Asians look down on other "asians". )
听不懂英语😅
Я боюсь от китайского вдруг там крокодил😁🤣.или неочищенная крыса
It should be on your daily menu no wonder why you are so familiar with those things… 😂
So be careful, we might eat Russians too😂
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Why was the Japanese girl speaking Korean 💀
中国代表英语口音太off了，不如说汉语或者韩语……
煎饼果子只能代表天津吧，
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