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Incroyable lac de Côme 🥺🥺🥺
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Comme tes photos 🥺
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Korean-Style KFC Chicken | Seoul food Today’s video is from KFC in Jongno, Seoul, where I tried something you can only find in Korea — Korean-style seasoned chicken. In Korea, this version of fried chicken uses gochujang (chili paste), sweet soy-based sauce, and a touch of garlic, giving it a flavor that’s spicy, sweet, and savory all at once. It’s very different from the KFC you’ll find in other countries — and honestly, it’s a must-try signature menu if you ever visit Korea. Recently, KFC Korea also launched a new side dish — Garlic Butter Rice. Koreans don’t usually eat chicken with rice, but since I travel a lot, I actually love this combination. Here’s what I experienced today 👇 1️⃣ Korean-Style Seasoned Chicken – ₩3,300 per piece (about $2.40) – It looks spicy but isn’t — instead, it’s sweet, garlicky, and perfectly balanced. – The sauce is rich and sticky, and you’ll probably fall in love with it. 2️⃣ Garlic Butter Rice – ₩2,500 (about $1.80) – Slightly pricier than regular rice in Korea, but worth it. – Less sticky than typical Korean rice, with a light buttery garlic aroma that feels premium. 3️⃣ Gravy Sauce – ₩700 (about $0.50) – Not a common sauce in Korean cuisine, but it complements this combo really well. Altogether, this was an unexpectedly amazing meal — a perfect fusion of Korean flavor and Western fast food. If you ever visit Korea, don’t miss KFC’s Korean-style seasoned chicken! 📍 KFC, Jongno, Seoul, South Korea #KFC #kfckorea #KoreanChicken #SeoulFood #koreanfriedchicken #GarlicButterRice #KFCExperience #jongno#KoreaTravel #FoodieExperience #SeoulEats
Korean-Style KFC Chicken | Seoul food Today’s video is from KFC in Jongno, Seoul, where I tried something you can only find in Korea — Korean-style seasoned chicken. In Korea, this version of fried chicken uses gochujang (chili paste), sweet soy-based sauce, and a touch of garlic, giving it a flavor that’s spicy, sweet, and savory all at once. It’s very different from the KFC you’ll find in other countries — and honestly, it’s a must-try signature menu if you ever visit Korea. Recently, KFC Korea also launched a new side dish — Garlic Butter Rice. Koreans don’t usually eat chicken with rice, but since I travel a lot, I actually love this combination. Here’s what I experienced today 👇 1️⃣ Korean-Style Seasoned Chicken – ₩3,300 per piece (about $2.40) – It looks spicy but isn’t — instead, it’s sweet, garlicky, and perfectly balanced. – The sauce is rich and sticky, and you’ll probably fall in love with it. 2️⃣ Garlic Butter Rice – ₩2,500 (about $1.80) – Slightly pricier than regular rice in Korea, but worth it. – Less sticky than typical Korean rice, with a light buttery garlic aroma that feels premium. 3️⃣ Gravy Sauce – ₩700 (about $0.50) – Not a common sauce in Korean cuisine, but it complements this combo really well. Altogether, this was an unexpectedly amazing meal — a perfect fusion of Korean flavor and Western fast food. If you ever visit Korea, don’t miss KFC’s Korean-style seasoned chicken! 📍 KFC, Jongno, Seoul, South Korea #KFC #kfckorea #KoreanChicken #SeoulFood #koreanfriedchicken #GarlicButterRice #KFCExperience #jongno#KoreaTravel #FoodieExperience #SeoulEats

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