Keith's Korea food trip makes room for Eugene
Eugene Lee Yang joins the Seoul holiday, and viewers have plenty to say about seeing him back with The Try Guys.
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Why this story? The video drew 1,192 comments in its first day, 5 times a normal first day on this channel (237).
Keith Eats Everything in Korea
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Video summary
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- 2:12Keith joins Becky, Eugene and Matt for pork soup, pancakes, dumplings and shaved milk ice.
- 6:54A Korean KFC tasting leads into Hongdae shopping and a gothic cat cafe visit.
- 15:05The group plays tuho, a traditional arrow-throwing game, at their rental house.
- 20:16Guide Kevin accompanies the group to Gyeongbokgung Palace for the royal guard changing ceremony.
- 35:02A rushed Gwangjang Market food crawl gives way to dancing at bars in Itaewon.
- 44:17Keith and Becky travel to Busan for sushi, colorful hillside houses, corn dogs and pork soup.
Keith Habersberger takes his friends out for pork soup, dumplings and shaved milk ice in Seoul. Among the people around the table is Eugene Lee Yang, whose appearance has become a major talking point beneath "Keith Eats Everything in Korea."
Eugene left The Try Guys' regular lineup in 2024. Here, he's sharing meals, shopping and playing arrow-throwing games with Keith, Becky Habersberger, Matt McLean and their friends. Viewers keep returning to that distinction: Eugene isn't back for a formal challenge so much as hanging out on a trip. Several comments compare his appearance to catching up with someone who's been away.
The video drew about 1,200 comments in its first day, five times the channel's usual number, despite an ordinary start for views. Not all the conversation is about the reunion. There are requests to see Becky's shopping haul, observations about the gothic cat cafe and an elaborate joke imagining Keith eating his way through the country's entire food supply.
The vlog also fills in the holiday around Keith's separately released Korean KFC and McDonald's tastings. A palace visit with guide Kevin sits between meals, while a hurried street-food crawl through Gwangjang Market leads into an Itaewon night out.
Korean barbecue finally gets its turn late in the Seoul stay. Then Keith and Becky take the train to Busan, where the eating continues with sushi, corn dogs and another bowl of pork soup.
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What viewers say
It's true. I was in Korea in September. He ate everything. Restaurants closed. Cutlery clinked in the dark of night. He even ate my luggage.
@Bunbury42See it on YouTubeSeeing Eugene on Try Guy content is like finally seeing your rich aunt that just came back from traveling the world
@IcebearbearSee it on YouTubeEugene & Matt cameo!! Welcome back to the channel! Glad to see those two again.
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Putting a cat cafe above the gothest place to ever goth is honestly genius
@gnubaum9768See it on YouTubeI would loooove a haul of what Becky bought in this trip and how she’s been liking the products
@eli_la_voieSee it on YouTubesometimes I still randomly think of Eugene's photoshop of Keith Habersberger and Keith Habersnoberger
@katy8605See it on YouTubeCannot believe the group vetoed going to KBBQ in Korea lmaooooo that is CRAZY
@kayw.1109See it on YouTube
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- The Try Guys
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- Video published
- November 11, 2026
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The numbers
The unusual first-day response was in the comments, rather than the views. Here's how the Korea vlog compares with the channel's usual start.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which Korean dessert does Keith try after the group's first meal?
The first day's meal is followed by bingsu, a shaved-ice dessert, made here with milk ice.


