Sunday, September 30, 2007

Coffest



I hardly drink coffee but do like the smell and a good place for coffee. Cafe, 'Coffeest' aims the best quality coffee so they put the superlative suffix '-est' after coffee. What's your favourite cafe in your city?

Saturday, September 29, 2007

Sailing Yacht in Han River



Since 5 working days has become more common in Korea(most of us used to work on Sat until 90's), the way we enjoy our weekend has changed accordingly. Today I was invited to a yacht club in Han River and it was really interesting and also relaxing. Do you do any outdoor activities?

Friday, September 28, 2007

Noodle (Kalguksu)



Hello, I'm back. Thank you very much for your wishes, and I had a really relaxing time. Today's photo is in line with the previous post and here comes the noodle. There are various kinds of noodles in Korea and this dish is called, 'Kalguksu.' When it's rainy or gets chilly like today, most of Korean miss this warm noodle soup. Eat good food for your weekend!

Friday, September 21, 2007

Noodle Restaurant



Cheap food does not necessarily mean the quality is poor. With only 3,500 Korean won (app. 2.7 euro), I was able to get a decent dish of noodle. This is the open kitchen of the restaurant and next time I will show more photos of the place and food.

I'll be away for a week for Harvest Moon holidays and be back next Friday. I know I'm breaking the rule of DP but, because I won't be able to have good access to the Internet in my hometown and haven't prepared for this absence, I only hope you will understand. See you later and make a wish upon the full moon on 25th.

Thursday, September 20, 2007

Red



Today's photo is a reminder of July's theme day: the colour red. Red guitar and red piggy banks. I don't know why, but red pigs are dominant for saving boxes here in Korea.

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Food Zone Near Baseball Stadium



Among professional sports in Korea, baseball is the most popular one. Now the season is turning the corner to the final but, as you can see in the photo, I took this on the first day of the season in the spring. This food zone is seen right out of the metro gate, which has numerous kinds of street food. There is a saying, without something to eat, Koreans go nowhere.:) I'm happy we love eating.

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Sale



Have you queued up for sale? Last Saturday I was in line above and bought two pairs of shoes with 30% reduction.