Why Korean Stadium Food DESTROYS American Stadium Food!! You’re Being Robbed!!

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[lb]

The fact that you can bring your own food is so cool. Not everyone can afford an $8 hot dog X5 for the whole family.

[gsorwfn]

Ah you missed one thing! There is a seat section with bbq grill where you can have your own Korean bbq in the stadium!

[woojinsong]

5:58 영어가 적혀있는데도 한국어로 써진 메뉴이름을 말하는게 나라에 대한 존중이 보여서 좋네요

[ThyHolyNickel]

Love my country, but man, must be nice to be able to go to a baseball game without seeing security at the gate, being able to bring food into the stadium, being able to drink as much as you want without seeing a brawl break out, and to be able to buy a beer for a fraction of what I pay at my teams stadium.

Everyone looks civil and peaceful while also having a good time 😏

[Arthur-nrci]

Can we talk about how clean and safe that stadium is, in addition to the ridiculous amount of fairly priced, amazing food options? Why do I feel like I'm living in Gotham City when i watch stuff like this?

[normal]

Another advantage of Korean stadiums is that most of them are connected to public transportation, so you don't have to drive at all to get there. You can drink and enjoy while watching the game, and you can go home comfortably. (Clean wide area buses and subways are all included, and you can go from Osan and Pyeongtaek to Jamsil Stadium. The distance is about 45 miles, and it takes about an hour and a half.)

[IsaacKim]

Don't forget parking. $30-50. Korea you have subway/bus that drop you off in front.

Whoever is traveling to Korea/Japan. Baseball game is something you should try.

$20 bucks gets you great seats, cheer leaders that dance to kpop songs, whole bunch of cheering and chanting.

The vibe is so different than here in the states.

Love Korean baseball games

[elloco]

I think a lot of countries could learn from how Korea does things.

Stadium was very clean, no security. Plenty of food options and the atmosphere looked awesome.

[sandramarkey]

people. Glad to know the citizens have a wonderful life not based on greed.

[kanointhephilippines]

It's amazing that a country torn by war and conflict in 1950 has come so far in every aspect of life. South Korea in general is the cleanest, safest country I have ever visited. Korean's live by a code of honor and mutual respect for one another that is deeply rooted in society. In Seoul the watch and jewelry stores are all closely located in one area, you can shop several stores and not see one security bar, alarm or guard. It's an amazing country that's worth a visit, but only in spring or early summer. And steamed mandu with kimchi is one of the best meals on the planet.

[winreacts]

Im actually more impressed about the tables in the stadium where you put your food on.
That's next level genius right there.

[wowjr]

Went to a Korean baseball game in Seoul about 10 years ago. One of the best sporting experiences ever. Rivals a college football game in America. Just non stop cheering for 9 innings. Best way to watch baseball.

[omgitsSALLYYY]

LOVE the sporting atmosphere in Korea. Whether you're into sports or not, it's super fun to be there! Loved this episode even more because I was a Doosan Bears fan when I was in Korea 🤣

[prn]

As a person who's gone to games in the US and SK, not even close to the same experience. I love watching my boys play in the MLB, but the stadium experience in Korea is a whole new level of awesome.

[amberkonan]

Did you also notice there was ZERO garbage after the game despite all the food they bring? Mad respect for S. Korea

[NeroNORirl]

this episode alone makes me want to visit Korea. All i got to say is wow, what an example of how good stadiums can be

[daniellee]

mad respect for this man and his dedication for cultural awareness. So good at using the Korean language and actually putting in effort to say them correctly.

[MW-tefv]

As a football fan from Europe watching a guy just go through a gate with no security, go to a 7eleven inside the stadium, grab a can of beer and sit next to a guy who just leaves his phone, at the stadium, to go and have a wee and get back is like watching X Files and I want the aliens to abduct me

[OldWorldBlues]

"It's amazing being delusional, I recommend it to everybody."
-Sonny spilling his wisdom

[TH-dgmm]

Korean food is 100% S-tier.

I live in Koreantown in Toronto and literally every single restaurant is amazing.