Delicious Korea
Delicious foods in Korea
Sunday, April 23, 2006
Eric's New York Steak
pepper steak
The name of restaurant is Eric’s New York Steak. They have cheap lunch courses like pepper steak + soup + bread + salad + coffe (or jasmine tea) at the price of 12,000won (about 13USD). Considering the expensive beef price in Korea and other prices in Seoul, the price is quite good. Since I have not been to New York, I don't know about the taste. I just hope that real New York steak is not very different from this.
cream soup
the entrance
Spring of Seoul
Forsythia in front of my office.
Forsythia is one of the most typical spring flowers in Korea. The yellow flowers make us happy to feel the spring has come.
Doesn't the spring of Seoul look delicious? :D
Thursday, April 06, 2006
Breakfast at Burger King
Breakfast at Burger King near Yangjae subway station, Seoul.
It is a bacon croissant meal, I remember. There are tens of Burger Kings in Seoul. Not all the Burger Kings are open in the morning. Only a few that are located in downtown serve breakfast.
One strange thing about Burger King in Korea is that they don't have breakfast menu displayed. You can see breakfast menu printed on paper only on your demand. I guess that's because there aren't many folks in Korea who order breakfast meal which is not well-known to Korean compared to the Whopper.
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
tteokbokki - rice cake stew
Tteokbokki - Rice cake stew.
You might think it's yucky to hear 'cake stew', but a rice cake is not a real cake. It's a small gummy stick made of sticky rice.
Rice cake(tteok) itself is white, and so is the noodle(ramyeon). It is the soup which make the whole red. You also see dumplings, eggs, cabbages and onion.
It tastes sweet and hot. Koreans generally like hot and spicy food.
Usually teenagers (especially girls) like this, and one of the reason is that it's cheap.