Article: This is 'kimchi wrapped noodles'? Koreans surprised at foreigner mukbangs
Source: Han via Naver
Korean netizens think the buldak noodles wrapped in kimchi mukbang trend derived from a mistranslation of a popular Korean noodle dish - 'kimchimari guksu' - which simply means kimchi added to a noodle broth, not literally noodles wrapped in kimchi, which is what translation machines output when the dish's name is put in.
[+147, -1] Daebak at 'yukhoe' being translated to 'six times'
[+74, -3] Hul, foreigners are eating buldak wrapped in kimchi? Just reading it makes my stomach hurt
[+7, -0] Six times~ ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
[+7, -1] Wait, they really are wrapping it in kimchi ㅋㅋ
[+6, -0] That looks so salty. How are they eating that?
[+5, -6] Wait, that looks tasty, though?? I want to try it ㅋㅋ
[+4, -0] It only takes one YouTube search for kimchimari guksu to realize that it's not noodles wrapped in kimchi
[+3, -0] Gomtang should just be gomtang, what is bear soup?
[+3, -0] I doubt that it's that salty... even bossam is eaten this way, wrapping meat in kimchi. It looks good.
[+2, -0] Wow... that looks super salty... ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
[+2, -1] I still laugh at kalguksu being translated to knife noodles
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Agreed Nebuzz
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