STREET FOOD IN KOREA

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As an avid fan of korean dramas, I always wonder how it feels to actually experience it myself. Eating those yummy street food like teokbokki, fish sticks and gimbap. That's why when I had the opportunity to travel in South Korea, I can't let the opportunity pass without trying how weight lifting fairy Kim Bookjo feels devouring those yummy looking food in the street. That's why, I along with my bestfriend tried their street food and it was one of the highlights of our Busan experience. Up until now, I still crave every now and then but I'm thankful though that we can buy them in Korean restaurant here in Cebu though, eating them on streets is a much enjoyable experience. I even wanted to go back and explore Seoul this time. I wanted to try drinking soju on one of their food tents and experience a korean drama feels. I also love to try their mandu or also known as dumplings. Oh, the famous Hotteok (Korean pancake) too! I just love everything about Korean food, I specifically love their side dishes especially their Kimchi! I can probably live in Korea, even the ramyeon works magic on me! I totally miss this experience and I can't wait to travel to Korea soon. :) How about you? Have you tried their street food their? What do you think about it? Let me know your thoughts! :)


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