I saved the worst Seoul pun for last. But at the heart of Seoul, we found a lively, friendly city full of people who clearly love to eat.
Our gang enjoyed a typical Korean barbecue feast. Delicious, tender beef was cooked for us at the table (actually, in the table) and accompanied by too many yummy side dishes to count, including traditional kimchi (salted and fermented cabbage).Our very helpful servers.The aftermath of our meal. Needless to say, we ate well.We chose not to partake of the Variety Intestine Platter. Maybe we missed out.Koreans love their street food too. You can choose from almost endless options involving seafood, beef, pork, chicken, and veggies. The food is typically grilled or fried and served with some kind of savory and/or spicy sauce.One of literally hundreds of street food stalls in the chaotic Myeongdong district.Working up an appetite in the Hongdae university district.This dude looks hungry too.A full belly makes for a happy Buddha.Every one of these peeps is thinking about their next meal. Chicken and beer, anyone?In the end it all ends up here.Next stop, Taiwan!
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Craig, the titles of these blog posts are pun-ishing!
Caryl
20 days ago
Some of that food looks questionable LOL
Mike
20 days ago
Looks like an amazing trip!
Melissa
20 days ago
Amazing trip and great choice of photos. Enjoy your next stop!
Joanie HALPERN
20 days ago
Thanks for continuing your blogs, I enjoy them a lot. When you’re home I think you’ll enjoy Netflix series Captivating the King, done in Joseon era with beautiful color and costumes and a great, twisted plot.
Craig, the titles of these blog posts are pun-ishing!
Some of that food looks questionable LOL
Looks like an amazing trip!
Amazing trip and great choice of photos. Enjoy your next stop!
Thanks for continuing your blogs, I enjoy them a lot. When you’re home I think you’ll enjoy Netflix series Captivating the King, done in Joseon era with beautiful color and costumes and a great, twisted plot.