Taco Bell in Korea is a disappointing reproduction of its American counterpart, with some notable menu items like the gordita crunch not being available. It’s like twice as expensive and just tastes worse for some reason, and carnitas (pork) is standard on most items instead of ground beef which is a pricier option, as beef is more expensive here. It does have a couple of items that you can’t find in the states though, namely the Kimchi Burrito and the Kimchi Quesadilla. The kimchi burrito is basically a normal TB burrito with kimchi fried rice replacing the normal rice, along with potatoes and carnitas.
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Taco Bell in Korea is a disappointing reproduction of its American counterpart, with some notable menu items like the gordita crunch not being available. It’s like twice as expensive and just tastes worse for some reason, and carnitas (pork) is standard on most items instead of ground beef which is a pricier option, as beef is more expensive here. It does have a couple of items that you can’t find in the states though, namely the Kimchi Burrito and the Kimchi Quesadilla. The kimchi burrito is basically a normal TB burrito with kimchi fried rice replacing the normal rice, along with potatoes and carnitas.