神메뉴 – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English

• By: Stray Kids
• Album: Stray Kids THE 1ST ALBUM "GO生"

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of K-pop with Stray Kids' electrifying hit, 'God's Menu'! This song's innovative lyrics, which compare making music to cooking up a special dish, offer a fantastic and engaging way to explore Korean vocabulary related to food and creativity. Its dynamic sound and memorable phrases will not only get you moving but also help you grasp how Korean artists playfully use metaphors to express their unique identity, making language learning an exciting and immersive experience.

[English]

Hey, customer

Welcome.

This place makes choosing a menu so easy, right?

No matter what you order, all your senses will be satisfied.

Passersby, pigeons, even magpies,

Crows, swallows, all gather around,

Cooking a sauce, seasoned to your taste,

Savor it, lick it, just say, ‘Bon appétit’,

Taste so good, everyone’s reacting in awe.

But it’s all about刺激 (stimulation), just that,

I want to keep eating until it’s all gone,

Research, crossing boundaries,

No boundaries at all, creating sounds as if we’re inventing,

Just keep making it fresh and new,

Because we’re one of a kind,

No one can copy our game,

From the start, it’s all ours,

Even if we take a moment to leave,

We’ll come back eventually,

The menu with endless heat, right now, everything,

Just slap it into your taste buds,

DU DU DU DU DU DU

This is our stew, tang tang tang

DU DU DU DU DU DU

This is our stew, tang tang tang,

Right now, turn on the fire in your eyes,

I just wanna taste it, make it hot,

Heat up the track on a new grill,

Pick a menu and call me up,

Serve everything you want,

DU DU DU DU DU DU

Cook like a chef, I’m a 5-star Michelin,

Pinnacle of ‘Mi’, creating illusions in the eyes,

Whoo, just felt this emotion for the first time,

It’s shocking, gonna shock, an electric shock,

Unlock all the locks,

Idea bank, sweep through my mind,

If you’re curious about secret ingredients,

Actually, we don’t use that kind of stuff,

Just keep making it fresh and new,

Because we’re one of a kind,

No one can copy our game,

From the start, it’s all ours,

Even if we take a moment to leave,

We’ll come back eventually,

The menu with endless heat, right now, everything,

Just slap it into your taste buds,

DU DU DU DU DU DU

Just throw anything in,

Don’t think twice, go for more,

Don’t hesitate, pour it in,

Mix it up, mix it up,

Hey, customer,

DU DU DU

This is our stew, tang tang tang,

DU DU DU DU DU DU

This is our stew, tang tang tang,

DU DU DU DU DU DU

Welcome.

This place makes choosing a menu so easy, right?

No matter what you order, all your senses will be satisfied.

Passersby, pigeons, even magpies,

DU DU DU DU DU DU

[Korean]

“네 손님”

어서 오십시오

이 가게는 참 메뉴가 고르기도 쉽죠

뭘 시켜도 오감을 만족하지 하지

지나가던 나그네, 비둘기까지

까치까지 까마귀들까지

Cooking a sauce 입맛대로 털어

음미하고 lick it 말해 bon

Taste so good 반응은 모두 쩔어

But 모두 자극적인 거

I want it till 다 먹일 때까지

연구하지 cross boundaries

경계 따위 없어 마치 창조하듯 소리를 만들지

그저 계속 만들어가 새롭게

Because we’re one of a kind

누구도 따라 할 수 없는 our own game

시작부터 다 우리 꺼

잠깐 떠나간다 해도

결국 다시 찾게 될

열기가 식지 않는 메뉴 지금부터 싹 다

입맛에다 때려 박아

DU DU DU DU DU DU

이게 우리 탕 탕 탕탕

DU DU DU DU DU DU

이게 우리 탕 탕 탕탕

지금 바로 눈에 불을 켜

I just wanna taste it, make it hot

새로운 불판 위에 track을 달궈

메뉴 골라 call me up

원하는 걸로 다 serve

DU DU DU DU DU DU

Cookin’ like a chef I’m a 5 star 미슐랭

“미”의 정점을 찍고 눈에 보여 illusion

Whoo 첨 느꼈지 이런 감정

놀랄 거야 gonna shock 바로 감전

자물쇠 따 싹 다 unlock

Idea bank 머릿속을 털어 털어

비밀재료가 궁금하다면

사실 우린 그딴 거 안 써

그저 계속 만들어가 새롭게

Because we’re one of a kind

누구도 따라 할 수 없는 our own game

시작부터 다 우리 꺼

잠깐 떠나간다 해도

결국 다시 찾게 될

열기가 식지 않는 메뉴 지금부터 싹 다

입맛에다 때려 박아

DU DU DU DU DU DU

뭐든 그냥 집어넣어

눈치 보지 말고 더

망설이지 말고 부어

비벼 비벼

“네 손님”

DU DU DU

이게 우리 탕 탕 탕탕

DU DU DU DU DU DU

이게 우리 탕 탕 탕탕

DU DU DU DU DU DU

어서 오십시오

이 가게는 참 메뉴가 고르기도 쉽죠

뭘 시켜도 오감을 만족하지 하지

지나가던 나그네, 비둘기까지 까치까지

DU DU DU DU DU DU

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
손님 /son-nim/ A2	noun - customer, guest
메뉴 /me-nyu/ A2	noun - menu
가게 /ga-ge/ A2	noun - store, shop
시켜도 /si-kyeo-do/ B1	verb - to order
만족 /man-jok/ B2	noun - satisfaction
지나가던 /ji-na-ga-deon/ B1	verb - passing by, passing through
비둘기 /bi-deul-gi/ A2	noun - dove, pigeon
까치 /kka-chi/ A2	noun - magpie
까마귀 /kka-ma-gwi/ A2	noun - crow
입맛 /ip-mat/ A2	noun - appetite, taste
지금 /ji-geum/ A1	adverb - now
맛 /mat/ A1	noun - taste, flavor
좋다 /jo-ta/ A2	adjective - to be good
반응 /ban-eung/ B2	noun - reaction, response
자극 /ja-geuk/ B2	noun - stimulation, stimulus
연구 /yeon-gu/ B2	noun - research, study
경계 /gyeong-gye/ B2	noun - boundary, border
창조 /chang-jo/ C1	noun - creation, innovation
만들지 /man-deul-ji/ B2	verb - to make, create
경쟁 /gyeong-jaeng/ B2	noun - competition

Key Grammar Structures

• 지나가던 나그네, 비둘기까지

  ➔ The use of '까지' indicates 'even' or 'including' to emphasize the extent.

  ➔ '까지' is used to emphasize the inclusion or extent, similar to 'even' or 'including'.

• Because we’re one of a kind

  ➔ The phrase 'one of a kind' is an idiomatic expression meaning unique or unparalleled.

  ➔ This phrase indicates that something is completely unique and not comparable to others.

• 시작부터 다 우리 꺼

  ➔ '부터' is a particle meaning 'from' that indicates the starting point of an action.

  ➔ '부터' indicates the starting point of an action or state, meaning 'from'.

• 어떤 것든 그냥 집어넣어

  ➔ '든' is a particle meaning 'any' or 'whatever', combined with '그냥' (just) and an imperative form.

  ➔ '든' is used to indicate 'any' or 'whatever' among options, often in an informal imperative context.

• 발로 만든 소리

  ➔ The phrase '만든 소리' uses '만든' as a past tense modifier of '만들다' (to make), describing the noun.

  ➔ '만든' is the past participle form of '만들다', used as an adjective to describe the noun '소리' (sound).

• 호출하는 track을 달궈

  ➔ The verb '달구다' means 'to heat up' or 'to ignite', here used transitively with 'track을' as the object.

  ➔ '달구다' is a transitive verb meaning 'to heat up' or 'to ignite', used here with 'track을' as the object.

• 엉킨 재료, 비밀재료

  ➔ The noun '재료' means 'ingredients' or 'material', with '엉킨' and '비밀' acting as descriptive adjectives.

  ➔ '재료' means 'ingredients' or 'materials', while '엉킨' and '비밀' are adjectives describing the state or secrecy of the ingredients.