우리 아이들이 48시간 동안 한국 음식을 잘 먹을 수 있을까? 🇰🇷

We'll be exploring hidden alleyways, taking on the busy streets of Hongdae, and filling up on street food at the famous Myeongdong Night Market. The challenge? our kids are coming along for every bite. Some foods will be instant favourites, others not so much. So can two Australian kids survive 48 hours of Korean food? Let's find out. We're starting off this food tour, with a visit to Iksongdong Street. This is a place where you'll find so many traditional little Hanok buildings. And it is beautiful. They're all squished together. There's so many little alleyways full of cafes, restaurants, and beautiful, beautiful places to sit. I think Korea is my next favorite place. Why? Cause it's just the straight up beautiful capsule toys, claw machine and giant capsule toys. Look at these ones. Holy smokes. Comparison. Look at that twister. Mommy. This is why we love Korea. Look, it's just cute everywhere, isn't it? Hats on the wall. And look. Wait, what? Baby hats. I want to get that little baby hat for my bubba. Are they brooms with glasses? That's why we love Korea. If you've been following our channel for a while or you know us personally, you'll know that we love a good cafe. So we have been just obsessing over Seoul's cafe scene. There's one thing we do want to try while we're here, and that is the salt bread. There's your first look of some salt bread, Mila.