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- Where did he spend 30 dollars? - If it's 30 dollars...
- We're on our way to eat brunch. - Okay.
There are a few reasons why we're going there.
First, we have...
- Torong's card transactions. - Right.
The first transaction was made at this place.
Where was it? Eun Ji.
Shurfa Bay.
Shurfa Bay. How much did he use?
He used 110 dirhams.
- That's a lot. - He used about 50 dollars.
Fifty to sixty dollars.
What did he eat to use 50 dollars?
Seriously.
- It's pretty. - I love it.
It's so nice.
- The weather is perfect. - It isn't hot at all.
It'll be nice to eat outside.
It definitely has...
a nice view.
I like it.
It's the real deal.
- It's the real deal. - Yes.
- From the very first game... - It's so nice.
So amazing. So fancy.
- So this is the place... - Yes.
where Torong spent 50 dollars.
Royals actually come here to party...
- and eat brunch. - I'm not surprised.
We came here early and borrowed the second floor.
- The food is here. - The food is here.
Hey.
- Hey. - Thank you.
We keep getting more food.
Why is there so much food?
I want to eat that.
- The fritter looks tasty. - Greek yogurt.
- Yogurt bowl. - Gonggal bread.
- It's what Mimi likes. - Pizza.
- Cheese. - Cheese.
It looks so tasty.
It's like the bread bowl pasta.
It's a very famous dessert.
- Really? - It's a famous dessert.
Really?
- Oh, my gosh. - We have to eat it.
- Mimi, it's yours. - Is that pistachio? What is it?
I think it's pistachio.
Is it kadayif?
I heard that it was a very famous dessert.
This is the brunch set for the royals.
Producer Park Hyun Yong who made a field investigation...
will give the perfect explanation.
- Let's go. Good luck. - Let's go.
- I'll begin with the rightmost one. - Okay.
The bread is called Arabic bread.
- Gonggal bread. - Arabic bread.
It's similar to naan.
- It sounds delicious. - It's bound to be tasty.
I love naan.
Have you heard of hummus?
- I love hummus. - Hummus.
Chickpea.
- Chickpea? - That's right.
- You grind chickpeas. - Hummus?
- In front of the granola yogurt... - Here.
is hummus.
- I love hummus. - Same here.
And in front of the fruits...
Have you heard of shakshouka?
- Shakshouka. - I love it.
- Shakshouka. - Eggs in hell is a tasty dish.
- That's right. - You know the dish.
Shakshouka is the original version of eggs in hell.
- I love it. - It's a Middle Eastern dish.
- Eun Ji. - I love it.
- Brilliant. - It's a mix of eggs and tomatoes.
It's a mix of eggs and tomatoes.
What looks like pizza is zaatar flatbread.
- Zaatar flatbread. - Zaatar flatbread.
The bread you see in the back is the egg cheese bread.
- Egg cheese bread. - It looks tasty.
It looks tasty. It's bound to be tasty.
Is that brass?
In the brass container is...
a dish called ful that's made by boiling beans and olive oil.
It's a Middle Eastern stew.
- There's some soup. - It sounds tasty.
- Really? - It smells like cheonggukjang.
Producer Park, please speed up the explanation...
- by 0.25 or 1.25 times. - Please hurry up.
- The names are difficult. - Hurry up.
Next to it are croissant sandwiches.
Pasta cheese ball.
- It's the rightmost one. - It looks delicious.
Mixed grill.
- Mixed grill. - You can see meat over here.
- Meat. - There's a cheese platter.
- Yes. - It looks delicious.
What's in the middle is...
- kibbeh hamis. - It looks delicious.
It's a popular Middle Eastern snack that's made with meat.
- I love it. - It's a traditional chicken dish...
- called tawook. - Tawook?
- The reactions are getting weaker. - I want to hurry up and eat them.
I'm sorry, but the reactions aren't...
- how they used to be. - Hurry up.
In the middle is...
- the dessert Torong probably ate. - This one?
It's a Middle Eastern dessert...
that's made by baking kadayif and cheese in butter.
- It sounds delicious. - It's kunafa.
- Kunafa. - Cheese kunafa.
This must be what Torong ate here.
This is a royal meal.
Please act like royals.
Yes?
- Yes? - Recently,
a prince had a birthday party here.
- Happy birthday. - I remember.
- I was at the party. - Whose party?
- The prince's party. - You got here today.
- No. - Who are you?
I'm Eun Ji Tonton.
- Are you Tonton? - Yes.
With the best brunch menus in front of you,
you'll play simple games.
You'll be too full...
- if you eat all of them. - We won't be full.
You can't eat all of them, so you'll play simple games...
and lose one dish at a time.
- Okay. - Must we lose them?
If you succeed in it at once, you won't lose a single dish.
- Will we be able to eat everything? - Of course.
Okay. We can do it.
Let's shout "E-cade." - Okay.
- Let's go. - One, two, three.
- E-cade! - E-cade!
The first game is...
a new one.
- A new game. - It's the initial quiz.
- The initial quiz. - The initial quiz.
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