- It's not spicy, is it?
- I don't know, I haven't had this one.
- It is spicy.
- Oh, now I know.
Sorry.
(upbeat music)
- Whoa.
- This looks interesting.
- Jelly.
I see leafs.
(man laughing)
- We're gonna to be trying
school lunches from around the world.
- This is a nice, healthy and tasty meal.
- Healthier than your school meals?
- Maybe.
- You going to try it?
- No.
- This lunch is from Finland.
Finland was the first country to offer
free lunches to all its kids in school.
- I don't like the leaves.
- You don't like the leaves.
(man Laughing)
- It's hard to, to carry it.
- Yeah, it's a crepe.
(spoon dropping)
- Fingers will do.
Mm.
- Mm.
The jelly and stuff is yummy.
Tastes like dessert.
- This looks really good.
- Mm.
- Why is it so chunky?
- Cause it's a soup.
- What the heck?
- It looks kind of like slime.
(man laughing)
- No.
- Mm.
- French fries...oranges.
I don't really like oranges.
- Yogurt.
And then this, and then french fries.
I'm gonna eat this first.
(man Laughing)
- I know the Belgiums invented french fries.
- You've been to Belgium?
- I never been to Belgium.
I never even went to Europe.
- This is in Europe.
It's right next to Belgium.
- France?
- Yes.
- Bonjour.
- I like it, but the lunches are kind of weird.
There's something sticking out of this part.
- Whoa.
This is a big one.
- Have you had mussels before?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- What...it looks like a burnt cheese.
- Mm.
Mm.
I like it.
- That's good a little bit.
- The muscle.
- Mussels give you strong muscles.
(girl laughing)
- That's a joke
- Smell something?
- It smells like curry-ish?
- You wanna take a look?
- Hm?
What is this?
- Well, dig in.
- With my hands?
- Uh, where's the utensils?
- You're going to eat with your hands.
- Oh, okay.
- Why is it wet?
The bread's wet.
- This...make it to a burrito, maybe.
- It got on me a bit.
- It looks like some vegetables,
like something, like salsa or pico de gallo.
Mm, it's spicy.
It's really good.
- That's your piece.
Got your name written all over it.
- It's all
No, it does not.
I did not bring my pen.
- Mm, it's kind of sour.
- Why is this?
(girl laughing)
Why?
- We'll bring out your last dish, okay?
- I hope it has a, has a dessert in it.
- I hope so too.
Okay, you can open your eyes.
- What are these?
- Why is it so sticky?
It's sticky.
And why is it warm?
Is it spinach?
- Yeah.
Why is it warm though?
- I think I know what country this is from.
Korea because the kimchi.
- Very good.
So in South Korea,
the teachers eat with the students.
- I'm not sure if I want to eat lunch with my teachers.
- If it was my kindergarten teacher
I would because she's super nice.
And I always liked her.
- I love radishes.
We grow them at our house.
- Oh yeah?
- We live on our farm.
We grow lots of vegetables, a bit of fruits.
We don't have any animals though.
Most of our neighbors have them, so.
- I'm jealous.
- I don't know what this is actually.
- You can use your spoon with that too.
- I think I'd rather use my chops.
- Okay.
- Mm.
I like it.
- It's not spicy, is it?
- I don't know, I haven't had this one.
- It is spicy.
- Oh, now I know.
Sorry.
- That's super spicy.
- It's really, really good.
It's probably my favorite part so far.
- You haven't tried the watermelon.
Do you like watermelon?
- Not at all.
- It's not spicy though.
- I know, but it just has seeds in it.
- Do you know how to use chop sticks?
- Do I?
No.
- You're gonna have to eat this.
Can you try that?
- Sure.
- I don't want that.
- Um, let's see here
- [indistinct] , this is not bad though.
- I'm assuming these are some sort of like fish sticks or
it tastes like Cod.
- Uh, you're my expert.
- Mm.
- I can tell this is fish.
- How do you feel about fish?
- I'm keeping this.
- You're going to hold onto the fish?
- Yes.
(man laughing)
- Yeah, otherwise I'm done
and I'm just gonna throw this away.
- Perfect.
- Squeeze it.
- I don't want, I don't want a big one.
- Oh, uh they're all big son.
Boom.
Don't bite the chopstick.
No?
(man laughing)