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**Title:** Exploring Korean Convenience Store Food
**Summary:**
* Hosts try various Korean instant foods, mimicking a convenience store experience
* They combine different items to create unique meals, as often done by Korean students after school
* Featured dishes include:
1. Korean instant noodles with a side of "Kimbap" (rice and seaweed rolls)
2. "Jajang Dapokki" with added "Noguri Damion" (Japanese-inspired) and a surprise ingredient (cheese string)
* The hosts are pleasantly surprised by the flavors and quality of the combinations
* The experience is capped off with a non-alcoholic "Chonyan Cider" drink, likened to bubble gum or cream soda
* Overall, the hosts are impressed by the convenience, taste, and value of Korean convenience store food, wishing for a similar experience in England.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each given a number and presented in short sentences:
1. **Korean food culture**: In Korea, students often visit a "connie" (convenience store) after school to eat.
2. **Convenience store description**: Korean convenience stores are between a corner shop and a supermarket in size.
3. **In-store amenities**: Some Korean convenience stores have tables, microwaves, and hot water dispensers.
4. **Instant food preparation**: Students can buy, prepare, and eat instant food immediately in these stores.
5. **No extra charge for amenities**: Using the store's amenities, like microwaves, is free.
6. **Korean combination meals**: Students often combine different types of instant food to create a meal.
7. **First food item tried**: The first food item tried was a Korean combination, including a type of instant noodles.
8. **Comparison to Pot Noodles**: The instant noodles tasted less like water compared to Pot Noodles.
9. **Kimbap description**: Kimbap is a Korean rice and seaweed roll with a filling.
10. **Yukidan and Gut Cuban**: These were combined with Kimbap for the first food trial.
11. **Jajang Dapokki**: A Korean food item with jajang sauce, tried in combination with Noguli Damion.
12. **Noguli Damion**: Can be found in Japanese stores, and in this context, was combined with Jajang Dapokki and a frankfurt (cheese string).
13. **Microwave cooking time**: The Jajang Dapokki and Noguli Damion mix was microwaved for approximately 3 minutes.
14. **Drink served**: Chonyan Cider, a non-alcoholic drink, was served to accompany the meal.
15. **Taste comparison of Chonyan Cider**: Described as tasting like ice cream, candy soda, cream soda, and bubble gum.
16. **Convenience store experience**: The setting allowed for tables and microwaves for customers to use.
17. **Age group this food caters to**: The meal combinations are particularly appealing to 16-17 year olds after school.