Lee Sang-joon, Hanoi Day Trip '8 Meals a Day' Food Tour [Faraway Delicious Places]

*This content was translated by AI.

Comedian Lee Sang-joon completed Vietnam Hanoi's "8 meals a day" challenge.

In the second episode of Studio Double's YouTube content "Lee Sang-joon's Faraway Delicious Places," released on the 4th, Lee Sang-joon overcame an extreme schedule and successfully completed a one-day tour of Hanoi.

On this day, Lee Sang-joon joked bitterly, saying, "It feels like I've been in Hanoi for four days," before setting off on his trip. He explained the one-day tour concept to Han In (President), whom he happened to meet.

->Han In (President) ignored Lee Sang-joon's words and boasted of their witty banter by saying they would send chicken to his accommodation. In particular, when a shop owner handed over packaging paper for an autograph, Lee Sang-joon burst into laughter, remarking, "This is the first time in 20 years I've seen such unusual paper."

Additionally, Lee Sang-joon visited a famous barbershop that Coach Park Hang-seo had been to, calling it "the only place among the eight destinations where you don't have to eat." He experienced an unusual full-course healing treatment ranging from shaving to ear cleaning. Initially lamenting why he needed to get a shave after traveling all the way to Vietnam, he dramatically changed his tune within five minutes, exclaiming, "Never do this on the first day if you want to stay alive," eliciting laughter.

Next, Lee Sang-joon visited a Korean restaurant and expressed his delight, saying, "I'm getting tired of eating only Vietnamese food for eight meals a day." He gave a witty compliment about the generous side dishes, saying, "Cancel my order and just bring me a bowl of rice." Soon after, as he began his intense Korean food binge, he felt an urgent need for soju. Activating his radar, he cleverly obtained a glass of soju from a Korean customer under the pretext that it's not easy to meet Koreans overseas, bringing joy to the scene.

Next, Lee Sang-joon visited Hoan Kiem Lake and headed to an ice cream shop based on the local belief that "eating brings good luck." Although he suspected the owner might have created the legend himself, he took a bite and shouted "Good luck," creating laughter. He then visited a renowned Banh Mi restaurant as his seventh meal, marveling at its crispy exterior and soft interior texture. Despite complaining that his stomach was so full it felt like fat had accumulated in his brain, he showed his professional side by recommending Banh Mi as a snack.

Hanoi's day did not end there. Lee Sang-joon visited Ta Hien Street, the heart of Hanoi at night, enjoying his first and last night with fried corn, snail dishes, and Vietnam's national beer. He left a heartfelt final comment: "I want to live like a king here in my old age after working hard."

Upon arriving at the airport, Lee Sang-joon shared his impressions of completing his first tour, saying, "It feels like going out in the morning and returning home in the evening. The only difference is that the journey is a bit longer." He selected Banh Xeo as today's top menu based on the criterion of "where would I go if I brought someone along?" Finally, he added, "If I go back to Korea, I won't be able to spend Vietnamese money, so give me some," maintaining his shameless entertainment charm until the end and turning the scene into a sea of laughter.

<© STARNEWS. All rights reserved. No reproduction or redistribution allowed.>

*This content was translated by AI.