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Anonymous wrote:Why don't you just eat something else for lunch? Or remove the feeding tube if she's force feeding you?

I mean, if your options are eat Korean food or don't, why would you not?

Because Mexican, Italian, French, Portuguese, Thai, Chinese, and Indian are just objectively better and more diverse cuisines.

This. I eat all foods. DMV area Korean food is just not particularly appealing. Sure once or twice a year. But salty cabbage based, no diary or sweet flavors? Yeah, there’s a reason why I’ve never heard anyone (but apparently one poster on this thread) say Korean is in their top five. And a reason why Korean restaurants are still few and far between in the US outside of LA.

Look, I hate Virginia, but Korean food is the dominant food for a huge swath of the burbs. More H-Marts than the regular groceries. And it's great. The K-food sprawl in the burbs is iconic. NExt you're going to tell me there's no good ethiopian too. LOL

Also, the #1 restaurant in DC a few years ago was Anju and it's still in the top 25. Bonchon is easily the top 5 fast casual and has been for 10+ years.

Nothing sweet? gtfo with the mochi donuts and the Paris Baguettes everywhere.

There’s more and better Mexican food joints in the dmv.

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Anonymous wrote:Why don't you just eat something else for lunch? Or remove the feeding tube if she's force feeding you?

I mean, if your options are eat Korean food or don't, why would you not?

Because Mexican, Italian, French, Portuguese, Thai, Chinese, and Indian are just objectively better and more diverse cuisines.

This. I eat all foods. DMV area Korean food is just not particularly appealing. Sure once or twice a year. But salty cabbage based, no diary or sweet flavors? Yeah, there’s a reason why I’ve never heard anyone (but apparently one poster on this thread) say Korean is in their top five. And a reason why Korean restaurants are still few and far between in the US outside of LA.

Look, I hate Virginia, but Korean food is the dominant food for a huge swath of the burbs. More H-Marts than the regular groceries. And it's great. The K-food sprawl in the burbs is iconic. NExt you're going to tell me there's no good ethiopian too. LOL

Also, the #1 restaurant in DC a few years ago was Anju and it's still in the top 25. Bonchon is easily the top 5 fast casual and has been for 10+ years.

Nothing sweet? gtfo with the mochi donuts and the Paris Baguettes everywhere.

There’s more and better Mexican food joints in the dmv.

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Anonymous wrote:Why don't you just eat something else for lunch? Or remove the feeding tube if she's force feeding you?

I mean, if your options are eat Korean food or don't, why would you not?

Because Mexican, Italian, French, Portuguese, Thai, Chinese, and Indian are just objectively better and more diverse cuisines.

This. I eat all foods. DMV area Korean food is just not particularly appealing. Sure once or twice a year. But salty cabbage based, no diary or sweet flavors? Yeah, there’s a reason why I’ve never heard anyone (but apparently one poster on this thread) say Korean is in their top five. And a reason why Korean restaurants are still few and far between in the US outside of LA.

Look, I hate Virginia, but Korean food is the dominant food for a huge swath of the burbs. More H-Marts than the regular groceries. And it's great. The K-food sprawl in the burbs is iconic. NExt you're going to tell me there's no good ethiopian too. LOL

Also, the #1 restaurant in DC a few years ago was Anju and it's still in the top 25. Bonchon is easily the top 5 fast casual and has been for 10+ years.

Nothing sweet? gtfo with the mochi donuts and the Paris Baguettes everywhere.

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Anonymous wrote:Why don't you just eat something else for lunch? Or remove the feeding tube if she's force feeding you?

I mean, if your options are eat Korean food or don't, why would you not?

Because Mexican, Italian, French, Portuguese, Thai, Chinese, and Indian are just objectively better and more diverse cuisines.

This. I eat all foods. DMV area Korean food is just not particularly appealing. Sure once or twice a year. But salty cabbage based, no diary or sweet flavors? Yeah, there’s a reason why I’ve never heard anyone (but apparently one poster on this thread) say Korean is in their top five. And a reason why Korean restaurants are still few and far between in the US outside of LA.

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Anonymous wrote:Why don't you just eat something else for lunch? Or remove the feeding tube if she's force feeding you?

I mean, if your options are eat Korean food or don't, why would you not?

Because Mexican, Italian, French, Portuguese, Thai, Chinese, and Indian are just objectively better and more diverse cuisines.

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Anonymous wrote:Why don't you just eat something else for lunch? Or remove the feeding tube if she's force feeding you?

I mean, if your options are eat Korean food or don't, why would you not?

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Anonymous wrote:BTS interview about their favorite American food, and they list Korean food and other food available in Korea

Yeah Korean food encompasses a wide variety of stuff. And a lot of it, like the fried chicken and a lot of the barbecue, is directly borrowed from us or china or Japan.

next, you'll be saying that kimchee is actually Chinese.

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Anonymous wrote:BTS interview about their favorite American food, and they list Korean food and other food available in Korea

Yeah Korean food encompasses a wide variety of stuff. And a lot of it, like the fried chicken and a lot of the barbecue, is directly borrowed from us or china or Japan.

Anonymous wrote:BTS interview about their favorite American food, and they list Korean food and other food available in Korea

Anonymous wrote:This thread is hilarious. Thanks for the entertainment.