It's swimming, yay!

It's swimming!

I think it's dead.

Hello, Des!

Hello.

Who are you?

Clara.

And what are you doing?

Eating food.

Alright, today we're gonna be trying food from an Asian country.

It is a neighbor to Japan.

China!

A different neighbor.

Tokyo!

Starts with a "K"

What?

Korea.

Korea! Yay, let's start.

And open!

What's this for?

That's for the rice and the little fish, and the seaweed soup. You could also use the spoon.

The seaweed's dancing while I blow it.

This fish is named Bob. This fish is named Joe. These fishes are named Bob and Joe and Dee.

Alright, now try putting one in your mouth.

Ew, I don't wanna kill my friends.

I hate to break it to you, they're already dead.

This is a traditional birthday breakfast.

Why would you call it a birthday breakfast?

The reason why is because... so when moms have babies, they eat seaweed soup everyday for a couple months.

Because they say it makes better breast milk.

It makes what?

Just... just pop one in your mouth. You said you eat fish.

I do eat fish, but... I don't wanna eat Joey!

Okay, well, set Joey free, and pick Joey's friend.

Why Joey's friend?

Fishy, you taste good!

Open your eyes!

Lunch.

You can tell that this is gonna be spicy.

Everything that's red, it's spicy.

Tell me what these are called.

This is called "Dokpokki," This is kind of a snack. This is actually a really popular street food.

Spicy!

Spicy!

I'm a volcano!

Was it good though?

If it wasn't spicy, it would be good.

Not so sure if I like it or not like it.

That's okay.

What's this?

Which one?

This, right here.

That is a green onion pancake.

Green onion pancake?

I'll try it, even if it's spicy. Smells like it's spicy.

It's spicy, that's what the problem is.

The beef is good.

The beef is called Bulgogi beef.

Love it!

And that rice is called "bap."

Alright, are you ready for the last dish?

Yes!

And open!

What is this? Is this fake fish?

It's shaped like a fish.

"I am one of your fish!"

Fish, I'm gonna dissect you, I'm sorry. I just have to do this.

Chocolate!

Right?

It's called red bean paste.

Red bean paste?

Is this dessert?

In Korea, they don't really have dessert, so they normally just eat fruit.

So this is a popular snack.

What are you doing?

I'm squishing the guts out of him.

This is good!

It's called Bungeoppang.

Can I please take bungeoppang... home?

Gamsamida for watching!

What country should we try food from next?

Bye!

Can I have a paper towel now?