Survive & Thrive in Korea
I pity the Pho who don’t eat my…um, Pho? When it comes to restaurants Seoul truly is international. Being a major hub in Asia you can expect to find all manner of asian cuisine. Vietnamese cuisine is no exception and if you love pho then do I have the perfect place for you: PhoMein. Rebecca […]
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For my birthday I took the day off from work and treated myself to a good old fashioned American breakfast. For that I went to Suji’s in Itaewon. They’re located right on the corner down from the McDonald’s and next to Hahn’s Tailors. Suji’s specializes in the brunch crowd and once you sit down and […]
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If you’re near Nambu Bus Terminal in Seocho and feel a hankering for some cheap tasty Italian food, then Spaghetti Plus may be just the place for you. Located in the building across the street from the terminal, above the Pizza Hut, Spaghetti Plus offfers a menu packed full of cream and tomato based pasta […]
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Macaroni Market is a relatively new restaurant in Itaewon, but they sure do pack a punch for a newbie. The decor is sleek and upscale with a modern twist. The wait staff, or at least our waitress, speak fluent English. From the name of the place you know pasta is on the menu, but they […]
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Being ever game for an adventure I was all smiles when Rebecca suggested a switch up for dinner: fondue! I found a great place named Kabinett but once we arrived we quickly discovered that reservations were in order. Undaunted, Becca found an even more apropos place aptly named Swiss Chalet. From the outside you can […]
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Desperately searching for a bite to eat after the near disastrous Hoegarden bar and restaurant, Rebecca and I scoured the streets (actually we jut walked a few feet) and found Cote Dor. Let me preface this by saying that Cote Dor’s lovely name matches the exterior of the building. The soft lighting and decorated wooden […]
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