Survive & Thrive in Korea
Sometimes you just want something quick, savory, and easy for dinner. These are the times that you don’t want to be in a hot kitchen mixing, rolling, mincing, and chopping ingredients for your dinner. You want someone else to be doing all that. And you want them to be doing it while you relax with […]
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Olde Knives has been in the HBC neighborhood for a few years now. It’s always been on my list of places to go, but fate never allowed for that to actually happen until recently. I’m glad circumstances finally allowed me to step through those doors because Olde Knives offers a singular experience in dining that […]
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One of the challenges of living alone and coming home from a long day is figuring out what to do about dinner. There’s only so many times you can go out to eat or order takeout before your wallet starts feeling the burn. Sure, being in Korea means you can find super cheap Korean meals, […]
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I’ve been to Jamaica too many times over the years not to recognize good Jamaican Food when I come across it. Needless to say, finding a Caribbean place serving up Island dishes (especially Jamaican dishes) seems like a Sisyphean chore in Korea. Well, thanks to Gemma over at A Fat Girl’s Food Guide I got […]
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Being on vacation has its perks. It means I’m able to get around to try places I haven’t yet gotten to. As a lover of all things breakfast and brunch, first up on my list: The Original Pancake House. This place has been open in Itaewon for awhile now. I’ve heard a mix of good […]
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Banh Mi Lee in the HBC (Haebanchon) neighborhood in Itaewon boasts some of the most tastiest Vietnamese sandwiches I’ve ever had. Don’t know what a Banh mi is? Well, it’s the baby of French colonialism in Vietnam. Combining the deliciousness of French baked baguettes with the freshness of Vietnamese vegetables and spices. If you’ve never […]
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