YouTube’Short Mouth Hat’
[인사이트] Reporter Kim Nam-ha = The popular YouTuber’Short Mouth Hat’ recently uploaded on YouTube is a hot topic among netizens.
There is a noise over the food menu of the Grand Hyatt Hotel that he ordered and ate, and a reaction that the overall level of the menu was too low was so that the high price range of more than 300,000 won came out.
On the 24th, a video showing him ordering a hotel delivery menu and eating it was uploaded on the YouTube channel of Ip Short Hat.
On this day, Sunnim received a hotel delivery course meal from a close acquaintance.
YouTube’Short Mouth Hat’
The dish was sold at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, and the course included pork ribs and soup, cake and chicken. In total, the price alone exceeded 330,000 won.
Here, netizens began to point out the quality and visuals of the food. It was pointed out that it seems too insolvent for anything over 300,000 won.
One viewer, who revealed himself as a chef working at a Canadian hotel restaurant, criticized, “It’s not basic. Even here, such a completely basic soup doesn’t even cost 38,000 won, and the chicken doesn’t even pay attention to color.”
Another viewer said, “I don’t see any technique or labor, and I’m curious to see if the pork was served with a whole lot of fat removed. That price range is at a level that can never come out.”
YouTube’Short Mouth Hat’
To sum up the opinions of viewers, the price for the quality is too high and the visuals do not look very good.
It wasn’t just the viewers who felt strange.
Sunnim also pointed at the menu one by one and said, “Is this 90,000 won? Suddenly’Hyeonta’ is coming” and “Do you know what makes you goosebumps? This soup is 38,000 won”. Obviously, he seemed to recognize that the price of the menu was too high.
Even if he wasn’t full, Sunnim ate 5 ramen separately before he finished cooking.
In the comment window of the video, comments about the poor hotel menu were continuing, and Sunim did not leave a separate evaluation of the food after the broadcast.
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YouTube’Short Mouth Hat’
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