Day 6 - A travel destination where I love the food
It's really hard to choose just one. I've honestly enjoyed the cuisine in every city I've ever visited. I even started to enjoy kimchi towards the end of my Korean adventure.
I love eating food in Asia, though. For the most part, menus are designed with portion sizes meant to be shared among people. I like that about Asian culture. Eating food is a chance for people to share a meal and share stories together. I remember ordering these awesome lunch sets with my friends B and C after shopping trips in Seoul. We would go to Insadong, to this quaint little traditional Korean restaurant and order this great seafood spread for about $30, split three ways. Such an awesome memory.
Check out Sorry, Donald! for a snippet of my food adventure in the ROK.
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I really do miss Korean food sometimes. I remember when I announced my intentions to go to Seoul, my sister exclaimed, "But they're starving over there!" (She couldn't tell the difference between North and South.) If she only knew...
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lol! i definitely miss the endless seafood options in korea. and kimbap. :)
ReplyDeleteBut a big fan of seafood, but boy can the Koreans do meat! Even something as non-Korean as fried chicken was better than the meat back here in Canada. It's crazy!
ReplyDeleteI definitely miss my Korean food sometime, although I'm not sure it would be at the top of my list. Where did you find the challenge though?
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