Koreans react to Americans eating exotic Asian food

Natto, a Japanese gooey fermented soybean dish, was the next dish, which was also met with mixed reviews. While some viewers said they didn't mind the taste, one man said that "I feel that I'm going to throw up, too." 

Next up was durian fruit, known for its pungent smell and overpowering flavor. The viewers who were familiar with durian couldn't help but comment on the stench, saying, "It smells like rotten feet," and laughing at the horrified reactions of the Americans. 

The dish of balut, however, drew a unanimous shocked and horrified reaction from the viewers. As the eggshells cracked away to reveal an unhatched bird, viewers exclaimed things like, "Is it possible to eat that?" 

Finally, the familiar Korean dish of sannakji, live octopus, drew cheers. Despite the squirming tentacles, one girl remarked that it was "the easiest dish to try" while someone else remarked "Visit Korea and try to have sanakji here. It's yummy!" However, one girl acknowledged the risky component of this dish, saying, "You could even die while eating this." 

At the end of the video, the viewers asked questions such as "Are there any exotic or abnormal dishes in America, too?" They also expressed their respect for the Americans' willingness to try dishes that the Koreans found strange, such as balut, and even curiously wondered out loud what such dishes would taste like. 

Which one of these dishes would you try? 

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