Food Delivery in Korea
Food Delivery in Korea
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Food Delivery in Korea
well that ended too soon, whats in the pot? come on man the suspense
If unpacking your takeout puts you out of breath, maybe ease up a bit.
They don’t have tables in Korea?
What happens if you don’t leave the plates out when the guy comes back?
I WANTED A FOOD REVIEW YOU ASSHOLE. VID ENDED WAY TOO FUCKING SOON
I can’t believe you got all of that for around $15. What the hell? When I was there everything was expensive!
Delivery charge? How the hell would delivery be so cheap as well? AND they have to pick the dishes up again? How is that even profitable for the restaurant?
whoa that was some fancy delivery. typically you dont get a box but just a plastic bag to put all the leftovers in. And not all delivery picks up stuff after you’re done. But when they do it really saves a lot of sanity.
lived in Korea for 2 years a while back. I’m honestly disappointed in the use of saran wrap. I would have expected them to completely move to have everything reusable..altho the storage space for the containers would be hell in a place like Korea.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpvEXEdxVF4
Which Korea is this?
did he order a buffet?
I don’t know why but I fully expected a cat to jump out of that box.
“It comes in traditional pots” *Pulls out polystyrene tub*
That same sort of system was also in place in the 1800’s with lemonade etc. You’d buy a (ceramic) bottle, and then you return it, and get your deposit back.
I don’t know where OP lives, but it’s not all so amazing as the video shows.
Pros:
Korea’s food delivery game is super top tier. Everyone delivers. Even McDonald’s deliver. And no delivery charge or tips. There’s coupon books and food delivery apps, it’s great.
Cons:
Some restaurants do shady stuff to stay competitive in a very, *very* competitive food delivery market. Food prices are high compared to the minimum wage (6USD). There are cheap food in Korea, but they’re often carb bombs or soup based dish (which can be made inexpensively at a large batch). OP’s food for example, looks a decent value at $15. But it also looks like dish without nearly any animal protein (maybe bibimbap). In fact, beef is so expensive in Korea that a lot of people can only eat them in special occasions or never. You will find that the quality food prices in Korea easily matches or more than that of Canada, which nearly doubles their minimum wage. And food in Canada is very expensive compared to US.
Man that’s one table
I paused to look at the receipt but then remembered that I have absolutely no experience with Korean at all.
Kind of offtopic but imagine if the war broke out again between North and South Korea and the north somehow is very successful and marching in and taking ground in South Korea then they start seeing the extreme amount of food which is in the supermarkets all over the place and all the food stores compared to their home. I feel like there is a book to be written here :p
They do the same thing in prison.
Imagine if America did this and how much plastic it will save from getting wasted…
I don’t get it … what’s the big deal?
our food comes lazily tossed in cardboard boxes.
I’d feel inclined to wash the dishes before putting them back in the bucket. I’d have hat hovering sense of my mother nagging
In Indonesia you get your soup in a bag.
holy fuck, that much for about 13 dollars? you could easily eat 2-3 meals with that. just make your own rice.
When they use plastic bags and dishes (instead of a transport box and the massive dishes here), will they still be reused after pick-up?
[Japan <2-minute Ramen Delivery](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kyzgwyFBgU)
Hey OP. Probably not your video and I know it’s over a year old but the dude’s phone number and address are clearly displayed here. Might wanna watch that.
Good God that’s a lot of plastic wrap. That amount times how much the country as a whole orders delivery, world’s biggest ball of plastic wrap.
What’s with all these westerners moving to Korea lately? Is it that great of a place to live?
>and of course you get your side of kimchi
It’s a big 5 compartment tray. I’m floored.
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This is awesome but sounds like a horrible business model as paying the salary of a delivery driver just to recover dishes HAS to be higher than the cost of disposables. Unless they only deliver within a 3 minute walking distance or get a TON of business.
It’s obvious this is South Korea but I still feel it should be the norm to state that it is S. Korea in the title. A potential North Korea food delivery video would be a totally different type of interesting.
Living in Korea, I can get literally anything delivered to my door. I can go to work, buy groceries online and it will be outside my door when I get home. Convenience is amazing in Korea!
That’s a bit pricey for a meal. I didn’t see what’s inside the huge main container though. I assume it’s the main course meal.