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Comedian Lee Sang Jun finished an eight-meal mukbang in Hanoi and selected "bánh xèo" as his No. 1.
On the second episode of Studio Double's YouTube content "Lee Sang Jun's distant eateries," released on the 4th, Lee Sang Jun overcame an extreme schedule and successfully completed a one-day tour of Hanoi.
After visiting a famous barbershop that manager Park Hang-seo also visited, Lee Sang Jun later visited a Korean restaurant and welcomedly said, "I'm getting tired of eating only Vietnamese food for eight meals a day." Joking that he only wanted a bowl of rice with plentiful side dishes, Lee Sang Jun, becoming desperate for a drinking companion, activated his radar and even schemed to get a shot of soju from a Korean customer using the excuse, "You don't meet people like this often overseas."
Then Lee Sang Jun visited Hoan Kiem Lake and, following the superstition that "eating it brings good luck," headed to an ice cream shop. While suspecting, "Did the owner make up the legend?" he quickly took a bite and shouted "luck."
On the seventh course he visited a famous banh mi shop, where he praised the crisp exterior and moist interior texture, and although he complained that his stomach was so full he felt like his brain would gain weight, he still recommended banh mi as a snack.
Visiting Ta Hien Street, the center of Hanoi nightlife, Lee Sang Jun enjoyed the first and last night by pairing fried corn and snail dishes with Vietnam's national beer, and chose bánh xèo as today's No. 1 menu based on the criterion, "Where would I take someone if I brought them here?"
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