Food & Drink
New Yorkers love Korean ramen too.
The Strategist, a web run by New York magazine, published an article titled “The Best Instant Noodles, According to Chefs and Food Writers.” Based on the recommendations of 8 experts, the 10 best ramens were introduced in three categories: soup ramen, bibim ramen, and spicy ramen. Among Korean products, Shin Ramyun and Chapagetti were selected…
Top 10 Korean meals to try
Food in Korea – Dakgalbi
Have you tried this popular dish in Korea? Dakgalbi or Ddakgalbi (닭갈비) is a chicken dish, usually stir-fried and served directly in a huge pan. It comes with a variety of vegetables, rice cake, rice, and most importantly, plenty of gochujang sauce. Brings a nice sweet and fiery kick to it! Imagine a really meaty…
Would you like to fall in love with Korean ramen?
As the time at home is getting longer due to Covid-19, lot of people eat Korean ramen these days. However, Korean people are not the ones who like Korean ramen. This year, Korean ramen exports are expected to set a new record. By November this year, exports of Korean ramen were $540 million, up 28%…
Drinking in Korea – Nearing 30s Bar, Sinchon
Let’s go fishing! Noryangjin Fish Market, Seoul
Sigmul Coffee, Ikseon-dong, Jongno
Hidden behind the busy “central business district” or CBD of Seoul, you will find the charming Ikseon-Dong area, where this hole in the wall cafe, Sigmul is located. The nearest subway station is Jongno-3-ga, it might take you around 10mins walking from Exit 1 of the station. Personally, I’d come again anytime for the Girl…
Osulloc Tea House
Korean Food Abroad – Chir Chir Chicken (Singapore)
Overall, the meal was a satisfying one but I really miss the huge portions in Korea which were more value-for-money. A decent alternative if you are craving for Korean-style fried chicken in the middle of the crazy shopping district in Singapore. Check out the full menu here: http://chirchir.designhows.com/menu/
Korean Food Abroad – HANJAN (Penang, Malaysia)
I always get excited whenever a new Korean establishment opens, especially when it’s a fancy, stylish, Korean bar like Hanjan. Hanjan, or “한잔” in Korean means ‘One Shot’, a term used to describe the fun way Koreans say ‘cheers’. With a name like ‘Hanjan’, this hole in the wall eatery and bar fits nicely in…