On Oct. 9, MBC Every1's 'Does Anyone Live in Korea for the First Time?' will feature Nepalese friends in an ecstatic state putting on a mukbang that wipes out bulgogi and spicy braised short ribs.
After descending Bukhansan, Rai and Tamang headed straight for a restaurant. The menu they picked at once was the national representative Korean dish bulgogi, found by searching for "Korea's best food." Surprisingly, upon seeing the bulgogi the friends automatically applied the "meat = ssam" formula they learned on the first day at a samgyeopsal restaurant, producing an upgraded ssam mukbang that earned MC Lee Hyun the praise, "You've become Korean." It was also reported that everyone was astonished by Tamang's unexpected action intended to keep the flow of the meal from being interrupted.
The friends' appetites did not end there. Throughout the trip they had boasted of their tolerance for spiciness, and then spicy braised short ribs appeared before them. Enchanted by the Korean heat, the friends razed the braised short ribs in their own "Nepalese-style." Mukbang master Kim Jun-hyun even marveled, "They're tearing the bones like in a cartoon," as they performed a bare-handed deboning show, and they scraped the dish clean using the spicy sauce in a way that would make Koreans cry out "just one bite."
The Nepal Pure Boys' mukbang, which produced the biggest reactions ever and left them unable to stand, can be seen on Oct. 9, Thursday at 8:30 p.m. on MBC Every1's 'Does Anyone Live in Korea for the First Time?'.
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