KOREAN STREET FOOD - Amazing DAEGU 5 Day MARKET 🇰🇷

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KOREAN STREET FOOD - Amazing DAEGU 5 Day MARKET 🇰🇷
We took an early morning trip to visit the Daegu 5 Day Market. Wow !! This place Rocks. We met some really cool people and the food was amazing. Great Twisted Donuts.....kkwabaegi ...... 꽈배기, Hotteok .... 호떡, Fried Korean fish cakes ...... Odeng .... 오뎅 or Eomuk ..... 어묵, Pork Cutlets deep fried ......katsu ......돈까스
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00:00 Taking the Subway
02:00 The Market Begins
04:23 Soju King
06:53 Setting up the Katsu Stall
07:44 Korean Twisted Donuts
09:32 Hotteok
10:40 Tasting Fried Chicken
12:00 Fishcake Ninja
15:39 Cooking the Katsu
16:19 Eating Hotteok
17:25 Back to buy Fried Chicken
18:50 What's Next
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@aelanlee 11 ай бұрын

I know you don't mean any disrespect but in case you haven't noticed by now, Korean people do not appreciate you keep using Japanese words to describe things. There is bitter history between Korea and Japan. Also, it is proper etiquette to try to use language of the country you are currently at rather than using other language to describe things..... much like you are naming things in German while in Israel.

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your thoughts, here are mine. You are the second person to accuse me of disrespect for using "English words" in my content, so I guess I should address it and pin the comment. Firstly, I'm not sure that I would have the same problem using the German word Noodle or Lager in Israel, which are both German words which are commonly integrated into the English Language. A word such as Pizza (Italian) has been adopted into the English Language, as are the words Sushi, Ninja and Futon, they are no longer considered exclusively Japanese in the English Speaking world, we just Don't have other words, in English to describe such Items. Italy was companioned with Germany in the second world war, so try to imagine if when I travelled I couldn't use the word Pizza, or Pasta. Please remember, that there is bad history between the west and and Japan also but food nor language should not be a constant running sore in society, do you not agree? So Japanese words such as, Head Honcho, Futon, Ninja, Sudoko, Anime, Origami, Emoji and Sushi, how would you suggest I use them as they are now considered English words and we have no alternate names in our Language. I am considering using the suggested word "Master" which is a rubbish English alternative to describe a man wielding a knife wearing a bandana but I have to be honest and say I find it disturbing that a generation want to force the next younger generation to bear grudge against words, I do hope Kimchi or K-pop is not taboo in the neighbouring country. Lastly. Our governments are constantly committing atrocities the world over under the thin veil of patriotism and then forcing it's citizens to take responsibility for their wickedness, isn't it time we realised that and stopped persecuting good people for the crimes of the one percent..

@little.rascal. 11 ай бұрын

@aelanlee you are being too picky on Steve! He is doing excellent job showcasing Korean culture and travel experiences! My parents used plenty of japanese words when I was young.

@jnc07res 11 ай бұрын

@@Steve-Owens Steve, I'm going to take an alternative view here. You are a chef in your own right, no? Out of respect for the Koreans, it is incumbent upon you to know the names of their food..... if possible.

@Steve-Owens 10 ай бұрын

What would you call Kimchi if you saw it in Europe? Also if you used a word from your own language to describe fermented vegetables, do you think a French, German or Danish person would be offended? As a Chef, I instinctively understand the process of most food making and can compare it to similar foods from around the world.. My knowledge is more likely to make me refer to food in Korea, to similar foods from my experience. If I knew nothing of food, I would more likely have no way to describe a food, does that make sense?

@busyhoneybee4517 11 ай бұрын

Both of you are real explorers. I respect you. Be careful and Stay strong in harsh hot summer time.

@upyi1412 11 ай бұрын

대구에 오래 계시네요. 대구의 구석구석을 잘 소개해 주셔서 고맙습니다. 제가 식사 대접해 드리고 싶네요.

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

We are loving Daegu, thank you, you can buy us a meal on Paypal www.paypal.me/thankssteve if that is what you meant? but otherwise the thought is nice also.. Thanks

@rickvanman 11 ай бұрын

I always get so darn hungry watching these 😋 Loved it! You must have got up seriously early to have the subway all to yourself.

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

Sorry Rick.. yes we've been practising getting up early.. 5am. Every fibre of my body protests 😂😴

@brucewayne2773 11 ай бұрын

Steve, you and Michelle definitely have a liking to most deep fried foods, 😋👍

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

You got that right Bruce ! :o)

@user999hui 11 ай бұрын

Wow , you were still in Korea!!🌻what made you choose to go Daegu? ? first time seeing how eomook is made!

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

Sorry to admit it was just a bit of a random choice. We have enjoyed being here though.

@user999hui 11 ай бұрын

😂🤣 makes sense, Daegoo is not known for tourism. But it’s great to see people seem to be more welcoming you , smiles more often, saying hi, etc!! Interesting! We are enjoying watching it too. Bravo to your random coincidence!!

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

@@user999hui The further from the tourist path the friendlier the people, we tend to experience..

@user-ym6di3wi4p 11 ай бұрын

대구가면 꼭 가봐야겠어요

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

It's worth the trip.. I believe.. ❤️Deagu❤️

@love3467gfbb 11 ай бұрын

In my opinion, Seoul has many places worth seeing 10 times more than Busan.

@E9ONE1 11 ай бұрын

Aloha Steve & Michelle~ Daegu weather must be Hot or not so...Nice walk...that market dancer was weirdo lol...Are you gonna visit my hometown GimChon...it is about 2 hrs away in the same province...you should go visit GimChon Golden Market...Anyways Mahalo/Thanks for the Walk. Oh Yeah btw i can see the Love for your HoDduk~Stay Safe~🤣

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

Thank you buddy, it's cooling down a little but still pretty hot.. I don't think we'll have the time to visit, we don't have a car and it's not so simple just to pop here and there.. Thank you for your comment and enthusiasm.. 👍

@pprchan 11 ай бұрын

Since you enjoy hotteok so much, see if you can buy "hotteok mix" in any of the Korean supermarkets. They should be quite readily available. The box usually comes with yeast, hotteok flour, and the sugar cinnamon mix so that you can make them at home. Sometimes the supermarkets also sell the hotteuk press as well. If you can't find any, I found that I can use a pre-made pizza dough as an alternative, and make my own filling (sugar, cinnamon, nuts, seeds). The only downside is that the pizza dough is a bit saltier than the hotteok mix, but it's a very handy alternative.

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

Great info, I'd probably prefer to make the dough as it's a lot better that pizza dough and can really effect the texture. Yes I have seen the box mix, they are all over but we don't have a place to bake here, unfortunately 😕 thank you 👍

@pprchan 11 ай бұрын

I forgot you're a chef@@Steve-Owens! Yeah it's not so difficult to make at home. My mom used maggeolli instead of yeast to raise the dough -- this was fairly common back in the day. : )

@leej8103 11 ай бұрын

i prefer that less oil hotauk than fried one i think tauk has to be like korean pizza korean pizza is also called tauk(bindeh-tauk) so fried hotauk is not tauk accually😅😅

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your thoughts 👍

@sophialee1804 11 ай бұрын

If you a big fan of traditional markets in Korea, you should visit Cheongju-si where you can find one of the biggest traditional market in Korea called Cheongju Yukgeori Market. Cheongju-si is located in Chungcheongbuk-do and is not so far from Davegu si. 😊

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

Thank you, I think we are running out of time for this trip, It would be a great country to tour in a car or camper, maybe another time..

@user-qs2dp6ot3i 8 ай бұрын

저 연두색 옷 입고 춤추는 주황돼지분 누구예요?

@BillKim1 11 ай бұрын

Using 'Ninja ' is so inappropriate.... That reminds me of brutal Japanese invaders in early 20th century.

@Steve-Owens 11 ай бұрын

It's an English word, you have no right to force me to stop using my own Language, your levels of rudeness are unmeasurable..

@user-fz6hz3uc9x 10 ай бұрын

@@Steve-OwensThere is a history of ninjas entering Korea, killing our queen. But we also understand you. It's just a common word in the world and You had no idea.

@Steve-Owens 10 ай бұрын

Ninja a word we use in English, like many foreign words adopted into our English Language such as Pizza, Karaoke, Ramen, Futon, Tycoon, these are words that are now 100% English with origins in other countries. Fruit Ninja, and Australian Game is meant to be fun, Fishcake Ninja is similarly referencing the technique. I stand by the Title, the world is so full of division and resentment, it's time hate wasn't the default setting.. See people and who they are today and judge them on their actions.. Just my thoughts. I will address your edited comment. If "a person" killed a Queens, he might have been a Ninja, Perhaps Japanese, from Fukuoka or Osaka, they might be a Royal, a pheasant, a fisherman an only child an eldest son. What are we to blame? All the Latter or that one bad person. Recent terrors have been committed in the name of religions, should we hate all from that group, or accept that there is rot in all groups but that does not mean all are bad.. I could talk of this in great depth but I haven't the will, if you can't see it, maybe you never will..

@user-fz6hz3uc9x 10 ай бұрын

@@Steve-OwensI'm sorry we are being picky. But It's true that ninja and samurai make a negative impression in Korea. It was the samurai ninjas who actually killed the queen, not the regular army, they raided the palace at night. Even after taking away the country, they wore knives and threatened ordinary people. In addition to the early 20th century they invaded Korea in 1600 and cut off people's noses and ears to make mountains and commemorate them in Japan. They were warriors or pirates, and Korea was a country that revered philosophy literary history.. Now, Korea and Japan are doing well, but there are emotions that we can't forget on one side..😢

@user-fz6hz3uc9x 10 ай бұрын

Japan was a political system dominated by warriors and they accepted Western culture early. Korea was a country that selected officials through the literature, history, and philosophy test, and tended to ignore the West, science, and the military. I'm sorry for saying this for too long. .