This is popular in Poland.
As a polish man, I like golonka.
It's very popular among men.
They eat this when they watch a soccer game,
have a party or a barbecue.
- It's like Korean pork hock. / - Golonka?
It's very similar to schweinshaxe.
- Schweinshaxe? / - Yes.
It's the best when you eat it with vodka or beer.
You black out.
- It's amazing. / - You mean from being drunk?
You completely black out.
- You relax. / - He means you let go of yourself.
It's good to eat when you drink with your friends.
(Golonka restaurant that's 10 minutes away)
Aren't you tired?
I really like this atmosphere.
It feels really old because of the decoration.
This restaurant looks traditional.
As Przemyslaw recommended,
it has traditional dishes. We need to eat golonka.
- It's similar to pork hock. / - Pork hock?
Should we order a drink that goes well with golonka?
- Beer? / - Should we drink beer?
- Since we had vodka yesterday. / - Should we?
- Yes. / - This is special.
He recommended the special beer.
Special beer?
- The bottom is black... / - Black?
And the top is white. It has two colors.
- Yes. / - The special beer is the best.
When I went to Paris,
I asked them to recommend a drink.
They recommended a special juice.
That cost me $40.
You were persuaded.
- Special menus are expensive. / - What's going on?
What is that? He said it was black and white.
(They didn't know yet)
This is the special drink.
(Special beer)
What is that? What is happening?
Their eyes are going to pop out.
- Look at their reactions. / - So good.
(Its humongous size)
Is this possible?
You have to drink a beer that's bigger than your head?
- Look at this. / - We can't go if we finish this.
We will have to lie down here.
- That's huge. / - It only costs $8.
- $8. / - $8.
But it's so big.
You can't help but drink it.
What has vodka in it?
- This one. / - This one.
- What about this? / - This is white and black beer.
- Is it dark beer? / - This is amazing.
- Should we drink? / - Let's try it out.
This is suddenly making me polite.
Cheers.
(Drinking politely)
It's not bitter.
(She drinks it again since it tastes good)
It hurts my arm a little because it's so heavy.
I really want to drink beer right now.
(Please give me a sip)
(It's not a still frame)
It's heavy but it's really good. How is it?
I really like this sound.
What sound?
There is a vodka glass in that beer.
What is that?
- What is that? / - That's beer and vodka.
A small glass is in there.
- Vodka is in here. / - Is it not bitter?
- No. / - Try this.
This tastes good.
(Switching up)
(They drink again)
Isn't it good?
- This is good. / - It's good.
- I like this better. / - They're different. Drink this.
I like this better.
This is like working out.
- It's golonka. / - The golonka is here.
It's golonka.
It looks cute.
- Is that like pork hock? / - It is.
- It's a traditional Polish dish. / - It is similar.
It really is.
- It was really good. / - It looks similar to pork hock.
- Golonka looks better. / - The outside looks like pastry.
- But the inside is meat. / - It's the skin.
This is cabbage, potato and bacon.
- It costs $8.40? / - Yes. Isn't it really cheap?
- Why is it so cheap? / - That looks really good.
It looks tasty. The smell is really good.
- Should I cut it? / - Can you do it?
- You don't need to cut it. / - It just tears apart.
The difference is whether it has bones or not.
Listen to the sound of the skin.
That looks really good.
Let's go to Poland.
- The skin tastes the best. / - What do we do?
It's like crackers.
It looks really good.
It's crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.
- It will melt in your mouth. / - I think this is the sauce.
It was really good.
- Is this mustard? / - It's mustard.
This is so tender.
It's really good.
It's the same meat but it feels
different to Korean pork hocks.
- This is... / - There are no bones.
They already boned it.
- It doesn't have fat. / - I'm really sorry for my team.
But that looks better.
I completely agree with you.
- Completely. / - That looks better.
That looks really good.
It smells like...
Korean chicken soup with rice.
It feels like chicken soup with rice.
You're right. It feels like that.
- Doesn't it? / - It's been boiled for a long time.
I think everyone would enjoy this.
Since we tried schweinshaxe,
we know what you're talking about.
It goes perfectly with beer.
This is potato.
Open it up.
In Korea, bacon is very thin.
What is this?
This is too much.
- It was really good. / - Stop it.
- That's cheating. / - It really is cheating.
(They wrap the stretched cheese around)
(Eyes widen)
It tastes good.
- This needs some beer. / - It's really good.
- Cheers. / - This is amazing.
(Satisfied)
Polish food all look really good.
- We weren't put off by anything. / - That's right.
I need to go to Poland this year.
They are eating more than drinking.
I really like that they are generous with the portion.
This is really good though.
The beer is relatively cheap.
- I calculated it. / - This is 1L.
- It is this big. / - It's only $7.
It's not bad.
It's cheap.
- Drink up. / - Cheers.
(Refreshed)
This tastes good. It's really good.
- This is pretty strong. / - You will get drunk.
We might black out.
Where are we?
If you go to Krakow, there's a mine nearby.
It's amazing.
It's a mine that has a lot of salt.
- A salt mine. / - It started...
In the 13th century.
It's still there. There's a lot of salt there.
If you scrape the walls, you can get salt.
It's very salty.
- It's natural salt. / - What is that?
You need to breathe a lot over there.
It's good for your throat and stomach.
It's really good for females.
Because salt has a lot of minerals.
It's a salt treatment for your skin.
- They always had salt in saunas. / - That's right.
(The Wieliczka Salt Mine is 30 minutes away)
Ta-da. Guess where we are.
We're at the salt mine.
- We're here. Hello. / - Hello.
Hello.
What happened?
- Hello. / - Hello.
(The salt mine guide)
That's not fair.
He caught us off guard.
First, let's go in.
- Is he going to guide us? / - He's going to guide us.
(You should make reservations before visiting)
Let's go.
- So. / - Bo.
Ru.
We are Soboru Tour.
We will start the miner's tour.
That's why we're dressed like this.
Let's start mining salt.
They're also wearing the same outfit.
Why do they look so different from my team?
Stop it.
(All the tour is with a guide)
- Wow. / - So cute.
- They're going underground. / - What floor is it?
- What floor is it? / - It's 57m.
- It said -40 something. / - It's 57m underground.
(Finally, they arrive)
This is the first floor underground.
The salt mine is made up of 9 floors underground.
Is it a total of nine floors underground?
- Is this the highest level? / - Yes.
There are 300m more under this.
- It's really big. / - It's amazing.
Do you have to go down further?
There are two courses.
There's a tourist course and a miner's course.
- The miner's course. / - We chose the miner's.
We had to wear that outfit to do the miner's course.
(They have to enter here)
It's really dark.
I think it will be a little scary.
- It looks like it'll be cool there. / - It is cool.
Aren't you scared?
I'm not scared.
Let's go then.
Let's go.
(They start bravely)
Watch your step.
We are like a children excavation team.
A children excavation team.
(They divide the space to maintain the humidity)
It's really dark.
If we don't have this...
We won't be able to see anything.
It'd be totally dark.
This really looks like a mine.
Something is shining.
Isn't it? Look at the wood.
- That's salt. / - The salt crystals are shining.
(Amazed)
I can see it.
That's salt.
Why does this place have salt?
Does it form there?
It's crystal salt.
They call it crystals.
It's really shiny.
- It's really pretty. / - They look like jewels.
Is that really salt?
- It's so pretty. / - It's amazing.
These are salt icicles.
- Salt icicles. / - Salt icicles.
(Drip)
- It's salt water. / - Water is dropping from the salt.
Look. Water is formed.
- Eat it. / - I guess salt is formed there.
- It's salty. / - It's too salty.
It's too salty. It feels like drinking from a salt pond.
It's that salty.
It's very fresh though.
It's really salty.
I want to have some more.
- I'll just put some on my skin. / - Must be tasty.
It's really soft.
They're using it on their skin like a sauna.
(They walk further and arrive)
(At an old wagon and a shovel)
They're going to make you work.
They were there for a tour.
(They scream)
It's really heavy.
They're just pretending and calling it a tour.
- You're experiencing life. / - That's right.
Do you really have to do that?
(They break up the rock salt that they collected)
I just thought of this
but I think it's really good marketing.
This isn't a variety show.
Do it harder. Do it more.
He wants you to do it harder.
How do you break this?
What are you doing? Are you breaking rock salt?
- Rock salt. / - It's a rock.
I'm not going home. I'm going to do this.
How do you break this?
(She swings with all her might)
You broke it.
She broke it.
She has quite the personality.
That's quite amazing.
We give as much as you can break.
You can take the pieces with you.
- Really? / - You can take the salt with you.
She picked the big piece.
She picked the big piece.
(I broke this)
Do you just take it?
He gave me the salt.
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