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…

Famous for its music, culture and food, Korea has made its way to the bucket list of tourists. Who doesn’t want to visit Korea and experience the richness of its culture, the tasty meals and listen to the popular K-pop music? If you are still contemplating, I bet the list of Korean meals to try…

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…

If you love seafood and fish, do check out the Noryangjin Fish Market! This market is the largest in Seoul, and is located within walking distance to Noryangjin subway station (quite aptly named) below: Here’s how the market works:

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…

Green tea lovers, rejoice! Today’s post is to introduce a popular chain of tea houses in Korea called Osulloc (오설록). The teas are from Jeju island, and they even have a Tea Museum on Jeju island itself! Rumor has it that the Jeju branches also have a lot more variety, as well as specially packaged…

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/

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…

If you ever go to Korea, you may see many establishments with the sign saying “포차” or Pocha. These are actually Korean bars that specialize in – you guessed it, Korean alcohol and Anju! Some places look a bit more fancy and modern, with a wide selection on the dinner menu, but some are laidback…