Kim Jun-hyun makes a public love call to Jonas, saying "Let's have a shot of soju"... 'Welcome, Korea' Danish brothers' final feast
The Danish brothers Jonas, Esker, and Tyce conclude their Korean journey with a seafood feast in Pohang, where MC Kim Jun-hyun suggests sharing soju with Jonas.
MBC Every1's 'Welcome, Korea?' will tell the final story of the Danish brothers Jonas, Esker, and Tyce's trip to Korea through its broadcast on Thursday, August 27 at 8:30 PM.
The three brothers chose a grilled clam restaurant near Yeongildae Beach in Pohang as the location for their final meal of the trip. At this place, a full table was set with grilled clams (priced at 58,000 won) as well as snow crab, sea snails, and silkworm pupae, and Esker and Tyce tasted the foods they were encountering for the first time with curious expressions. Jonas, who has always shown a special affection for Korean food, led the meal by expressing his determination to eat everything since it was the last time, starting from in front of the snow crab tank.
When Jonas paired the grilled clams with CHUNG HA, MC Kim Jun-hyun marveled, saying, "I believe that is the right way to eat grilled clams," and followed up by making a public love call, saying, "Let's have a shot of soju." Regarding the silkworm pupae, Fabien Yoon said, "The silkworm pupae tasted like popcorn," and Leo, who has lived in Korea since he was around 100 days old, drew attention by revealing his experience, saying, "I used to eat silkworm pupae before getting on the academy bus."
The youngest, Tyce, who at the beginning of the trip could not easily understand why Jonas liked Korea, showed himself experiencing the charms of Korea firsthand as the trip continued. MC DinDin commented on this change, saying, "The youngest's impression has become kinder." At the final meal, Esker and Tyce empathized with Jonas's love for Korea, saying, "I think I now fully understand why my brother likes Korea so much," and concluded their journey by sharing stories about their own "personal Korea" discovered through the trip.
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