As an ethnic Korean, I can say that the name of the movie in Korean is Padak-Padak, which does not represent the Korean fried chicken dish. Instead, it's the sound of a fish flopping, a bird flapping its wings,or anything that resembles that noise.
I'm guilty of eating at tons of those restaurants, but the fish /do/ taste superb. Would be interesting to see the other side of the story ;)
As an ethnic Korean, I can say that the name of the movie in Korean is Padak-Padak, which does not represent the Korean fried chicken dish. Instead, it's the sound of a fish flopping, a bird flapping its wings,or anything that resembles that noise.
I'm guilty of eating at tons of those restaurants, but the fish /do/ taste superb. Would be interesting to see the other side of the story ;)