Celebrating birthdays the Korean way

CNN Philippines

Aside from k-dramas, k-pop, k-beauty and more, Filipinos have also grown to love Korean food.   This Korea Week, let's take a peek at how Koreans celebrate birthdays and what food they like to enjoy on these special days.  Visit our website for more #NewsYouCanTrust: https://www.cnnphilippines.com/  Follow our social media pages:  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CNNPhilippines • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cnnphilippines/ • Twitter: https://twitter.com/cnnphilippines

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00:00 (upbeat music)

00:02 (cheering)

00:10 - So this is Dakbal.

00:19 So Dak is chicken and Pal is foot, so chicken foot.

00:24 Basically it's covered in this Korean sauce

00:26 and it also comes in scallions or green onions.

00:29 This is called old pig's feet

00:33 and this noodles is made with buckwheat.

00:36 It's mixed with vegetable.

00:39 You can eat this pig's feet with Korean noodles.

00:43 It's very delicious.

00:44 (upbeat music)

00:47 (upbeat music)

00:49 (upbeat music)

01:17 - If you want to eat both flavors,

01:20 original and sweet and spicy,

01:23 you can order so Banban chicken.

01:25 It means half and half chicken.

01:28 So if you're okay to spicy, you can try it.

01:31 Very good.

01:35 (upbeat music)

01:39 - Hey guys, it's my birthday.

01:45 So let's all bring some back.

01:47 It is soju and beer and we're gonna have it

01:50 the Korean tradition way.

01:51 In a tornado.

01:53 (cheering)

01:59 (upbeat music)

02:02 - Happy birthday to you.

02:07 (cheering)

02:09 (cheering)

02:13 (applause)

02:16 (electronic music)

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