TRYING KOREAN CONVENIENCE STORE FOOD

LUNCH BOX! LUNCH BOX! LUNCH BOX! Oh, it tastes pretty good. Who's ready to get lunch boxes? I am! Okay, let's go. Jin, where's the lunch boxes? Can you show me where it is? Here! You found it! You want this one? Put it in your basket. Thank you, Mommy. But is this spicy? Uh, no, not spicy. This? Not spicy. I'm gonna eat it. Okay, let's get this one. Put it in your basket. Good job! This! I want this. This one? Okay, get it. And this too. Okay, put it in your basket. Look at all the noodles they have here. Oh my god, this is my favorite. This is my favorite. This is my favorite. Do you see this one? This is kkuk kkuk kkuk. Lime and bokki. Oh, that's right. Lime and bokki. This is really, really good. Oh my god, kimchi jjigae. It's kimchi jjigae noodles. You can add like vegetables, like onions and green onions. Just put all of that in there. And maybe some kogi. Put that in there and mix it up. It's good. This is a nice one too. It has like a rose flavor. This is from Samyang. Burak bokkeum myung. Wow, fire noodle head. Mommy, cheese is hot or cold? It's cold. It's always cold? Yeah, it's always cold. I want this too. Okay. What is it? Capri Sun. Wow, they have Capri Sun in Korea. That's nice. Can I have this? What is it? I want this too, mom. This is... It's always cold. This is jelly. But I like jelly too. They have coffee. Look at that. It's 2 plus 1. So you can get two drinks for the same price for like 2,500 won. So technically like one could be like half the price. And you're getting an extra additional one for free. This is all lunch boxes. Right here, you have your noodles. Tteokbokki. Oh my gosh, they have sujebi here. Oh, they have tteokbokki. And spaghetti. Wow. What else are you guys getting? Can I eat that? What is this, Jun? Chocolate. Can I eat? Okay, put it in your basket. Can I eat this? Skittles? Yeah. Okay, but we're not going to eat it for lunch, okay? Okay. They have razors. Oh, you need a razor. It's for men. For men? Why do I need it? You should shave your armpits. No, you didn't. Time to shave. No. No, I don't need it. So that's why. Ah, here. Mouth spray. For your mouth. Mouth spray. So what are you saying? Over here, they have a microwave system. So if you get any of the hot foods, you can just put it into the microwave, press one of these buttons for your timer, and then you are all set to go. So we have two microwaves. Oh my goodness. But why is mine not working? It's not working? Let's see what's not working. One minute. It's working, Jun. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Let's see if it's hot. Touch it. Is it hot? This one's sensitive. This is mine. It's mine. Mommy will bring it. Is this one hot? Oh, sorry. See if it's hot. OK, so what we have is two lunchboxes are ready to go. Typically, a lot of instant noodles stores have sitting areas either inside or outside the area. So you can conveniently just eat your food or snacks right then and there. Little. Who's ready to eat? Yeah. Me. Right here. But it tickles my neck. I'll put some ointment on it for you. Do you like this song? Yeah, it's like a song. Tastes kind of sweet. And the bulgogi also tastes sweet and chewy. So it's not like hard or soft. It's kind of like a medium chewy texture. Whenever I'm eating bulgogi or any type of meat, I like to put kimchi together. Like, it's so good. So what I'm going to do is get the donkas and then put the kimchi on top just like this and then eat it. It almost feels like a hamburger. You have the meat and the cheese and the lettuce and everything. Did you know there's kimchi burger? There is, actually. There's kimchi burger? Yeah, kimchi burger. Where? Lotteria. Kimchi burger. Lotteria has kimchi burger? Rice burger. There is, too. Wow. Kimchi burger. Yeah, Korea made rice burger, too. Have you tried it before? There's rice instead of bread. There's rice top and bottom. Meat inside and kimchi together. That's rice burger. So no bread. No bread, that's right. No bread. We have to try it. Okay, we have to try that one. We can go one time. And I heard of the rice burger when I came to Korea a couple years ago. And I was like, look at that. Like literally, no bread. And I was like, I'm going to try it someday. And I never tried it yet. I don't even know why I haven't tried it yet. But I'm going to try it. Because every store has it. It's good. Where's more of mine? Dad, are you going to give it to them now? Yeah, I'm going to eat it with them. Okay. You have to eat it together, okay? Okay. But I'm thirsty. Dad, it's not here right now. Oh, really? I'll give you a tissue. Jin, how is it? Good. It's sausage, isn't it? Try the sausage. It's good. Jin, is that a car seat? No, it's mine. It's a... Minji, it's daddy's. No, it's mine. It's not. I think that's from the car seat strap. No, it's from the car seat strap. Okay, go ahead and eat your food, okay, Jin? Okay. That is literally from the car seat strap. Yeah, when did he bring it? Like, he just took it out of the car, brought it at home and took it to the store here. It's in his glove now. Is it a glove? No, it's from in the... We go home and we go out and I got that. Oh, okay. Hey, y'all. I like everything. You like everything? You do? Geunyoung everything. What is Geunyoung? It means more food. It's mini dad. Ah. More food. Wow, okay. Well, I like everything too. I will eat everything. Croquette. The croquette has kind of like vegetables inside. It tastes pretty good. It's almost like a mandu, like a crispy mandu. Tastes just like it. Is it good quality like restaurant food? I feel like it's almost the same. Like, I think it's enough. Like, if I'm just coming out from my apartment and I need to come and eat something, this will satisfy me. You know, I've never seen lunch box in American convenience store. Like, chair, and soccer game. You know what we have? We have sandwiches for everything. Sandwich? Everything sandwich. We never have a variety. Sandwich or salad. Sandwich or salad again. Everywhere. And we also have chips. But it's not like really interesting. So like when you go to the convenience store, you can already expect what your meal will be. Sandwich, salad, and chips. But in Korea, the difference is that they have a variety of different lunch boxes. And within that lunch box is a lot of different side dishes. And you never know what you get because every time the side dishes are different. And the main dish is different. So it's always paired differently in the lunch boxes. People don't like eating the same things over and over. You have to pair it differently with side dishes. That's what makes it a little bit different, I guess. So they have ramen noodles here. And you have like hundreds of ramen different flavors. Yeah, there's a lot. Hundreds. And it's like you can never get bored with the flavor. There's all types of ramen flavors. Cheese flavor. Bokkeumbap flavor. Jjajangmyeon flavor. It just never ends. The only thing that I see the same are the drinks. America does have a variety of different drinks. And Korea does have a variety of different drinks. So maybe that section is the same. But as far as in food convenience, it's a variety. Ah, the one thing different is convenience store is usually connected to a gas station, right? Yeah, it's separate. Like convenience stores are at the first floor. Everywhere? Everywhere. There's no gas station here. No gas station. You can send packages. You never get tired of the same foods. I think if I had to choose what convenience stores, like what is better in Korea, just because it's a lot different and I can never get bored. But America's okay. I can get gas with my car. Look at this. They have squid here. It's just like random. I thought it's for like people who watch TV late at night and they just don't want to eat anything not healthy. Over here, they got ramen on the table. Just in case you want to just get one before you head out. Like, hey, get a bag of ramen before you head out. It's tempting. They put here so people get. Hey, why don't you try some ramen? Let's go. How is it? I like it. How is it? It's fun. Those are the shortest shorts I have ever seen. Do you like short shorts? Yeah. Everyone, look at Kyungho's leg. It's like super muscular and everything. Do you do squats? When people come as English teachers, you don't really have to pay for much, right? The airplane ticket, the studio. The academy pays for everything. So like when I was an English teacher, everything was covered. But like I didn't need a studio or like the airplane ticket because like I had that already. I just started working right away. But like I get extra. I would get extra for those things. That's right. The academy doesn't have to pay your studio ticket. So you can receive a higher salary, right? Thankfully, I don't need to be an English teacher again because that's not my direction. I have changed paths. But like for those of you out there who want to come to Korea as an English teacher, you don't even need to worry about those things. It's all covered. Oh, yeah. It's cool, isn't it? Do you ever want to be an English teacher? No? I want to be a mommy. You want to? That's a good answer. And what else? What do you want to be in the future? Daddy. I want daddy. Oh, you want to be daddy? Oh. Jin, when you grow up, who do you want to be? Mommy or daddy? Hmm. I want to be Minji. So you want to be Minji. Okay. No, I want to be daddy. You want to be daddy? What about me? Not mommy. Only daddy. Oh, I'm so sad. That just kind of hurt. I want to be mommy and daddy. Okay, Minji, who do you want to be in the future? Mommy. Minji, why do you want to be mommy in the future? Because. Because why? Because. Do you like mommy a lot? Yeah. Do you want to be mommy? Yeah. Thank you, Minji. She doesn't want to be? She doesn't want to be you. Did you hear that? But Jin wants to be me. Minji, do you want to be daddy? Yeah. I want mommy and daddy too. Everything. Everything? Yeah. You have to pick one. Only one. Mommy? Yeah. Okay, thank you. She already officially confirmed me. So let's not try to change her answer. You were trying to change her answer. You made her answer already. I didn't give her. You want to be mommy? No, I didn't. She already confirmed it. Officially confirmed. And then you gave her some direction to go into. That's why you did it. No. Minji, do you want to be mommy? I was just trying to listen. She was whispering. You opened your eyes. Say mommy. Minji, okay. I want to be mommy. She was whispering. I couldn't hear. Do you want to be mommy? Look at your face. Do you want to be mommy? Minji, okay. I want to be mommy. No, she did not. I did not even look like that. Minji, do you like mommy? Yeah. Why do you like me? Jun, what's that in your hand? Jun. Minji. Minji, Minji, Minji. Look, there's mushrooms. Mushrooms. Let's eat. We can't eat mushrooms. Why? Mommy, can I eat ice cream? No. Why can't we eat mushrooms, mommy? Why can't we eat mushrooms? Because you guys didn't eat lunch, that's why. No lunch. I ate it all. Jun wants to make ice cream. I'm going to come inside. No. Jun, what are you... Is that my pants? Yeah. Jun is over here wearing pants on his head, everyone. And he actually thinks it's cool. That's some good fashion here, Jun. I can't see your eyes. Can you show me your eyes? Show me your eyes one more time. Ah!