Asian Try 6 Noodles From Each Countries! Korea, India, China, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand(ASMR MUKBANG)

Today we tried 6 Asian Noodles with six different countries people!

Korea Fire Spicy Noodle (Buldak Bokkeum myun)
China Dandanmain
Japan Tonkotsu Ramen
India Chow mein
Vietnam Pho
Thailand Pad Thai

What we'll try next time?

PLEASE comment us.

[Qxeenbxlla]

I love how everyone is quiet and trying to eat very polite then you have Vietnamese girl that’s enjoying everything and wanting more😂

[yukunyou]

The Vietnamese girl was so cuuuute, she just ate the whole egg in one go then she could barely speak and immediately asked for another one, I can tell that she really liked it❤🤣

[S-grace]

While I'm a bit surprised she didn't go for maggie, she's still very right with chowmein! Several Indians go for it when they eat munchurians or chat food like that!

[hh]

The fact that they can all speak korean English and their own language is so cool

[ssmania]

Wow a Asian centric video that actually included india? Instant sub and thank you for more representation for Indians

[peachypeachypeach]

Asians trying each other's rice should be very interesting 😂 there are SO MANY varieties of rice 🍚

[sarthakpattanaikdas]

Kudos to the Indian girl for choosing Chowmein as the Indian representation for noodles. Chowmein is really a pan Indian street food loved by many Indians n it really makes use of Indian vegetables, spices n flavours. I m so happy that others liked it.

[Leeknows_Iris]

Indo-Chinese became popular in India because in 1700s Hakka community from China settled down in Calcutta, India. In order to sell Chinese cuisine to Indians after realising that the tannery industry isn't profitable they started experimenting with Chinese cuisine to fit the Indian taste pallette.
- Welcome I've explained it better.

[DatGoofyArtster]

They’re all so polite and honest about each other 😭
And it was just so cute when they were rating, the Vietnamese girl just held the Indian girl’s hand.
These people have good friendship I can tell

[hbinitials]

I'm conflicted. She didn't give them Maggi 😂 it's an emotion for us.

P.s- enough with the Maggi is Swiss replies. As if I don't have a Google. If u are so offended go eat chow instead of being offended in internet🤣

[Hellokitty]

The Thai and Viet girls are my fav they loved trying all the foods and were very sweet & expressive!

[jacksonwangspapillong]

As an Indian, like she said there's maggie, top ramen and other variants of commercial noodles. There are also indigenous noodle dishes like iddiappam from Kerala (I'm from North India so the spelling might be wrong sorry). There are noodle dishes in Karnataka and some North Eastern states as well if I'm not wrong though not aware of their exact names at the moment. But the Indian girl was very right in choosing chowmein because it's a pan-indian street food and can be found in even remote places :) great video. Loved the diversity and similarity of our Asian dishes❤

[traceynguyen]

love how everyone is so soft spoken then you've got that one vietnamese gal who doesn't hold back to anything!!! SHES SO REAL FOR THIS

[vaibhavidev]

Vietnamese girl is a whole vibe when it comes to food! 🙌🤍😭 like i wanna hangout with her!! 😭👑

[crunchykookiet]

Vietnamese girl just loves to eat 🥺 aww so cute... Her expression 💜

[jananisrikanth]

I LOVE that they all switch between talking in korean and english so fluently!!! ❤️

[Jay-hmyy]

Pho takes forever to make, but so flavorful.. I make it every Fridays takes like 6hr to 24hrs to make. If made correctly the pho broth is sensational; especially the longer it seeps the broth can taste like absolute perfection.

[JasmineBrooke]

The Vietnamese girl is such a vibe and the Indian girl is really good describing the food. They are so cute!

[rat]

that vietnamese girl eats so well i love her soooo much!!!!

[Sticklemako]

Piece of Information for the rest.. noodles was brought to India by two major groups of people, Chinese and Tibeto-burman peoples.. All noodles in india come from indian spice variations of the orginal noodles