We landed in Seoul and we oriented ourselves to the new-to-us subway system. There are a lot more subway lines in Seoul than in Hong Kong! We were never quite sure how to get anywhere without staring at the map for at least 5 minutes!
But even if we got lost, there was always a lot of interesting things to eat in Seoul. In the end, eating well is all that matters to us when we travel.
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i feel the same way about eating being #1 when traveling! that's pretty much my main reason for going there, actually. :-)
ReplyDeleteand i really really like eating {super authentic korean} in seoul. sooo good.
WOW WOW WOW!!
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food food food!!
i love it all!!
im going through all your trip asia trip photos, LOVE IT!!!!!!
Mmmm...now I would like some Korean food (love the pancake!). ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat is in that bottle, soy milk or milk or???
my stomach is growling
ReplyDeleteoh... this meal looks delicious!!!!
ReplyDeleteoh, yummy!
ReplyDeletehave fun getting lost :)
that meal looks incredibly delicious! ahh i love korean food :D
ReplyDeleteooooh such a lovely table! x
ReplyDeleteThe before and after shots of the meal are great heehee :) It does look a bit complicated!
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more before and after shots of food devoured please! (hope you don't mind if I steal this idea too)
ReplyDeleteThat banquet looks amazing! I'm glad you made a good go of it. New public transport systems are the most confusing part of travel. Good luck :)
ReplyDeleteThat meal looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteNew subway maps always confuse me, because we only have to deal with two lines here in Toronto!
I can't wait to see more photos from Seoul! xo
mmmmh - that looks so good! alex and i also prioritize good food over sightseeing when we travel :-)
ReplyDeleteHaha I completely agree with you. It doesn't matter where you are, as long as there's good food :)
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for more Seoul!!!
ReplyDeleteAhhh, the Seoul subway - it took me awhile to get the hang of it, but I love their system.
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Charlyn! That drink is Makkoli, which is a korean rice wine! We had a lot of it in Korea!
ReplyDeleteOooooOooo! I bet it went really well with the spicy food! ;)
ReplyDeleteso amazing!!!
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