The language barrier made it difficult to us to choose the right food in Korea. But we still took all our might to try and feed ourselves. My low tolerance to spicy and chili food did not allow me to appreciate authentic Korean food but it did not stop me from tasting
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| My First Try: Eat Like a Korea when we arrived at Nami port, we immediately looked for some nice resto to eat. we did not that there are more choices in Nami. We looked at the restos nearby as a shining stars to save our grumbling stomach. the lady cannot understand simple English so when she uttered "chicken", we nod our heads right away and point some pictures in the menu list which looked like a noodle. At the end, we ordered chicken and amazed how it was cooked and black cold noodles. |
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| Eat Like a Korean just the way I saw it in Korean Dramas |
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| Beef Teriyaki Lunch at COEX every food is served with kimchi and other side dishes |
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| Korean-version of longganisa (or chorizo in Ilonggo) |
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| Bibimbap Lea's dinner on our last night in Seoul |
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| Seafood Delight Joan's lunch at Lotte Mart, Incheon |
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| My Comfort Food Korean congee, my comfort to a feverishing night at Bukchon |
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| My Feast in Seoul Chicken And Beer in Myeongdong After our palace adventures, we roamed Myeongdong to find more of good place to eat
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