Survive & Thrive in Korea
Boa isn’t the only Korean pop star fighing to make a mark in the US market. Recently, the Wonder Girls journeyed to America to prance and preen into the heart of America. The girls made their first ever live appearance on American television on the Wendy Williams show. If you don’t know Wendy she was […]
Continue ReadingSo, you’re feeling lazy and just don’t have the energy to leave your cozy little officetel in order to hunt down your dinner? Well, have no fear! You can simply pick up your cell phone and in the matter of moments order up some delicious Korean dishes straight to your door. Don’t fret about the […]
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The area around Hyehwa station on the light blue line is among the most vibrant in Seoul. First, there are a bozoogle of restaurants catering to both Korean and Western taste buds. Burgers, pasta, curries, noodles and pizza can all be yours even on the same day if you’ve got a hankering to quell. The […]
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Not to be confused with its twin, hooker hill, homo hill in Itaewon is where the gay boys and the folks who love them go to party. The street can be found just past Cancun and King Club and runs parallel to hooker hill. When the weekend comes the one place to find foreign and […]
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I am way late on this blog post, but you know what they say… So here goes! Some time ago Joe from ZenKimchi invited me to come along on a lunch excursion to Sanchon in Insadong with a group of other bloggers. Now the highlight of this experience, besides the company and great food, would […]
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Gangnam seems filled with an overabundance of Korean restaurants because it is. However, with a little searching you can find something outside of the Korean box. For instance, down or shall I say up from the CGV past the Curry Pot is a wonderful street lined with restaurants. My friend Jodie and I decided on […]
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