Survive & Thrive in Korea
When I think of Bulgaria the image of fearsome shivering winters and harsh mountainous ranges with families in claptrap houses huddled around big steaming bowls of borscht come to mind. I thought Bulgarian food would be bland, watery, and boring. Zelen in Itaewon shattered that image to pieces. I should have know to expect the […]
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Editor’s Note: I’m sorry to report that Tony’s has closed. However, if you want that down under feeling then check out Mozzie nearby! On a pint sized hill in Itaewon sits a pitcher sized place full of fun and frivolity. Tony’s Aussie Bar and bistro may seem unassuming outside, but like it’s proprietor, once you […]
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In Seoul there’s always a surprise just waiting around the next corner. Ian and I ventured out to Hongdae intending on stopping by Goulash and Bread but instead became sidetracked. Bella Tortilla on the edge of Hongdae may be a teeny tiny hole in the wall, but it serves up the most delicious tortilla wraps. […]
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Beer lovers rejoice! There’s a new tap house in the Itaewon neighborhood. Craftworks Tap House may have just opened it’s door barely over a week ago, but already word is spreading. Craftworks stands out from the crowd of pubs in Itaewon by brewing up their very own signature beers: Geumgang Mountain Dark Ale, Namsan Pure […]
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Muchos in Hannam-dong may be a small spot but they pack a spicy punch. This restaurant grills up chicken and pork with a spicy Spanish twist. The décor is a tad Spartan but the taste certainly isn’t. My chicken was moist and tender. The Spanish rice was spicy without being overpowering. With a price tag […]
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Two Broz Burgers has landed in Itaewon with a burger so delicious you won’t be giving Burger King or McDonalds a second glance. I’m talking about homemade burgers done right with juicy tomatoes, crisp bacon, sharp cheddar cheese, and vegetables so fresh you’d swear they just picked them from the garden. That’s how to make […]
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