Actress Ko So-young uses $3,000 dishwasher as ramen storage
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Actress Ko So-young revealed her kitchen on YouTube, showing a high-end dishwasher used to store instant noodles.
- She explained the noodles are special, sold at a golf course with a short distribution process, and her husband, Jang Dong-gun, buys them frequently.
- Ko also shared her preference for Korean-made electronics, finding international brands lacking in internal space utilization.
Actress Ko So-young surprised viewers by revealing an unconventional use for her approximately 4.2 million won (about $3,000 USD) dishwasher: storing boxes of instant ramen. In a YouTube video showcasing her kitchen, Ko opened the appliance to reveal stacks of noodles instead of dishes.
This ramen is special.
When the production crew expressed surprise, Ko explained that the ramen is a special variety sold at a golf course, emphasizing its freshness due to a short distribution chain, with noodles reportedly only three days old from the factory. She attributed the abundance of ramen to her husband, actor Jang Dong-gun, who often buys a box when visiting the golf course.
The couple enjoys the ramen not only by cooking it but also by preparing a snack called 'ramyeon-ppang,' a crispy ramen dish. Ko described a method involving a 10-second microwave zap followed by seasoning, noting that her husband is the one who prepares it. The dishwasher, a built-in German high-end appliance, was originally part of the home's fixtures.
My husband buys a box of ramen every time he goes to the golf course.
Reflecting on electronics, Ko shared her opinion that Korean-made products are superior, particularly in terms of internal space utilization, which she found lacking in foreign brands. The dishwasher is reportedly sold online for around 4.2 million won.
Honestly, I think Korean electronics are the best. Overseas brands are disappointing in terms of internal space utilization.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.