

Mateo
Korean fried chicken has evolved from street food to a global phenomenon, gaining popularity for its crispy texture and bold flavors.
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Korean fried chicken has evolved from street food to a global phenomenon, gaining popularity for its crispy texture and bold flavors.
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In South Korea, Korean fried chicken, known as 'chikin,' has transformed from a street food staple into a global culinary sensation. Chefs and food critics provide insights into the dish's origins and its evolution over time. The film details key cooking techniques and regional variations that enhance its appeal. It also addresses the cultural significance of Korean fried chicken within South Korean society and its rising influence on dining trends worldwide. Directed by Aaron I. Naar, "Mateo" runs for 88 minutes.
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