The video features a group of friends trying authentic Korean fried chicken, specifically the "Sunshine Man Congo" brand, which has been added to the Oxford dictionary as "chimek" (chicken and beer). They were sponsored by the brand and received a box of their top flavors to try. The friends were impressed by the flavors and textures, with some standouts being the chipotle, onion, and wasabi flavors. They also tried a spicy beer-flavored chicken and a "mule" (a type of radish) to help with the spiciness. The group was impressed by the quality and authenticity of the food, and one of the friends, Gabby, who cooked the chicken, expressed her dream of opening her own franchise in the UK.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The word "chimek" has been added to the Oxford dictionary.
2. Chimek is a term that refers to chicken and beer in Korean.
3. The speakers were sent ingredients by a sponsor from Korea to make Korean-style fried chicken.
4. The chicken they made was called "Sunshine Man Congo".
5. The chicken was boneless and came in a "chipotle set".
6. The speakers tried five different flavors of Korean fried chicken.
7. The flavors were: soy, garlic, chipotle, barbecue, and wasabi.
8. The chicken was served with a side of pickled radish.
9. The speakers discussed the possibility of opening a Korean fried chicken franchise in the UK.
10. Gabby, a chef, cooked the Korean-style fried chicken and made a side of kimchi (not explicitly stated but implied as "muul" or "move" is mentioned as a side dish that helps with spices, which is a common practice in Korean cuisine).
11. The speakers mentioned that Korean fried chicken is a popular late-night snack in Korea.