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Source โณโณโณ A YouTuber who previously visited all of Theborn's Japanese franchises
Was he censored in Taiwan too?
The Gallery Lord's ad running in Taiwan
A whopping 14 collab products
Event period was only 2 weeks, seems like it's over now
The Gallery Lord's face is plastered all over every 7-Eleven in Taiwan
Looks exactly like the Korean version, but the broth seems different
Review says it feels like a test for Wonjo Ssambap's seafood ssamjang
Spicy cream pasta got good reviews
Said to be pretty mid/average
Doing 'honest business' overseas (good portions/quality)
Got roasted for having glass noodles, someone asked if it was Japchae
Apparently has more cheese than Paik-boy Pizza. Guess he really does 'honest business' overseas?
Don't people usually not eat bread and tteokbokki together?
Visuals look more like a knock-off than an actual Korean lunchbox
What does the seasoned chicken in Koreatown taste like? Probably like school lunch tier
Tastes good but it's pricey. At 2,700 won, it's on the expensive side even for Korea
Samgyetang with all the fixings, but the soup is sweet??
Said to taste like Isaac Toast
Bibimbap seems the most similar to Korean convenience store versions
Was it too hard to bring in Ahn Sung-jae... why the Gallery Lord?
The Baek Jong-won controversy is already widely known in Taiwan. Doesn't seem like Taiwan convenience stores are cheap either. Seeing this video, it looks like the Gallery Lord might return to Korean TV soon... Source: Baek Jong-won's Alley Restaurant Gallery
"Users in the Baek Jong-won gallery are being their usual cynical selves, complaining about his face being everywhere and joking that he only puts a decent amount of cheese in products sold outside of Korea."
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