Survive & Thrive in Korea
Well, if you haven’t heard then listen up because Jackie Chan has a place for you to chow down to your heart’s content. Yes, you heard me, I said Jackie Chan as in high-flying-kung-fu-kicking Jackie Chan. Who knew that he had a chain of modern Chinese restaurants floating around the world? I didn’t, but I […]
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Much to the sorrow of my diet and exercise plan there is a Coldstone Creamery within minutes of my apartment. Well, more like fifteen minutes, but those are fifteen calorie burning minutes put to good use! Coldstone specializes in whipping together fresh ice cream with all the possible ingredients you can imagine:candies, fruits, syrups, crackers, […]
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Dak Doritang and Galbi Jjim. I had another delicious meal the other night. It all starts with a burner, like the one above, placed on the table. Then the food arrives ready to be cooked and later devoured. The first dish we ordered is called galbi jjim. It’s beef and vegetables simmering in a water […]
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After a long hot day of sightseeing there is no better treat than a cool and tasty dessert. The options staring me down in the face consisted of Coldstone Creamery or Red Mango. Both sit near the Hyundai Department Store near my apartment and both serve up tongue twisting sweetness that will send you screaming […]
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Last night I had dinner at Bin 361 in Hongdae.
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Next to work there is a little Korean restaurant run by two little old ladies who serve up delicious dishes. I’m usually there at least once a day during the work week, if not more. The above dish is Kimchi Bokkeum, Kimchi fried rice, and is served with a fried egg on top and with […]
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