K-Food: A typical Korean restaurant in Myeong-dong alley, Seoul
Noona just had a pretty tiring weekend and all she wants to do now is dozing on her bed. Before dozing off she saw that her friend is now solo-travelling in Seoul and oh boy, look at those foodie pics that she posted. Geez, this kinda makes Noona missing Myeong-dong so much. To tell you the truth, a lot of good food that Noona tried last time, located at Myeong-dong. Just like this typical Korean restaurant at random Myeong-dong alley.
The problem when you are neither speaking nor reading any Korean characters...oh wait, there are pictures on the wall. Let's just do a little match-the-characters mini game before ordering.
Banchan (re: Korean side dishes) is a must wherever you eat. Nom!
After a few minutes of match-the-character ordering system, Noona managed to order a mix of ramyeon and rice cake (ddeokbokki) in spicy sauce. This dish taste spicy fabulous.
The next dish looks like a Korean version of fried meatball. Slightly over-fried but nonetheless, all the fried stuff seldom goes wrong.
Last but not least, Kimbap, which seems to be a popular meal amongst students in Korea. It's cheap and yet, very filling. A perfect value-for-money kind of dish.
You don't have to pay a high price to enjoy a simple Korean dishes in Myeong-dong. Isn't that great?
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