Seoul’s markets at night
After sundown, Seoul's famous markets really come alive. From shopping and people watching to eating and drinking, everything is more fun in the city's markets after dark.
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2014년 11월 6일 목요일
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[Travel to Korea] Tasty street foods to try this winter
Tasty street foods to try this winter
With the arrival of winter’s cold bite comes a
variety of Korean winter snacks and foods. Savory and sweet winter street
snacks like bungeoppang, hotteok, baked sweet potatoes, and hoppang, along with
traditional winter dishes such as gimjang kimchi, tteokguk, and manduguk are
some of the most loved winter foods. Not only do they bring back childhood
memories for Koreans, but they also help everyone forget about the chilly
winter weather.
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2014년 9월 16일 화요일
[Travel to Korea] Unique Dessert Treats in Seoul
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Unique Dessert Treats in Seoul
Bingsu, a class Korean dessert, has been
around since the Joseon era and in the past, it was only popular in the summer.
But as the summer grew longer and food culture changed, an increasing number of
establishments are now selling bingsu year round. Originally, bingsu was just
broken up ice topped with red azuki beans. This variety of bingsu is the most
representative of Korean bingsu even today, but for young people who like to
try new and unique desserts, this may not be enough. Read on for the Korea
Tourism Organization’s top ten unique dessert treats.
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2014년 7월 2일 수요일
[Travel to Korea] Korean Food
Korean Food
Gwangjang Market, located in the Jongno 5-ga neighborhood in Seoul, is the first permanent traditional market. The most popular item at Gwangjang Market is the food. You can taste Korean cheap food like Kimbap, Tteokbokki!
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