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Din Tai Fung, Seoul

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While we were driving from the hotel and made a turn, we saw DIN TAI FUNG!!!  Everyone got excited!! So we reserved for lunch!  It’s the best looking one I have seen among all, too bad my photos of the restaurant interiors were corrupted.  Mostly everyone said that the Xiao long bao was not the same, but James said it was the same.  So he enjoyed! 🙂   I liked my frozen yogurt dessert 🙂

I told my Mom, we will attempt to go to Din Tai Fung in every country it is in 🙂

Previous entry: Din Tai Fung April 26, 2010 ( Shanghai ) 

Din Tai Fung Hong Kong June 29, 2010 

The Best Xiao Long Baos December 24, 2010 ( Hong Kong ) 

Din Tai Fung Singapore May 7, 2011 

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Garosugil Street, Seoul

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This is one of my favorite spots in Seoul!  Thanks to my friend, Keri Zamora, for recommending this!  It’s one street full of nice quaint coffeeshops and hip stores! I think i took a photo of almost every store in the street

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Traditional Korean Meal

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To veer away from korean bbq, we wanted to have other korean dishes like beef stew, chap chae and others.  So we asked help from the concierge and they recommended this place.  I don’t have the name anymore, it was in Korean!  What I want to show here is a Traditional Korean meal.  It’s like having a degustation or Chinese Lauriat meal

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They have different set menus and varying price ranges

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We just chose the cheapest 🙂  since we just wanted to try and see what it was all about.  Some couples ordered one meal and just shared.  It’s a good thing they allowed

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Korean Street Food

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There were many food stalls all over the city and because it was winter and freezing, it was so tempting to really just grab something hot in the street! I have no idea what they are and did not even bother to ask due to the language barrier.  We did not get to try any except for the siopao looking one and the castañas

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Cham Sook Gol, Seoul

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Another Korean BBQ restaurant!! YUMMY!!!!!  My brother was in the food committee so he was in charge of the restaurants.  He read about this from the internet 🙂  It was near the hotel.  After this, we had to take a break from all the beef we have been eating. But we love korean BBQ!!!  

Before going up to the room, we saw the chefs slicing the beef 🙂 

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You have to remove your shoes to enter the room 😉 

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Jisan Forest Ski Resort, Korea

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The only beauty about going to Korea wintertime is the SNOW!  Day2 was spent at the ski resort which was around an hour away.   

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As soon as we arrived, we went to rent suits for the snow

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the ski resort has different slopes 

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My handsome boys skiing!  James trying to teach the two how to ski by the beginner slope 

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While Mom warmed herself by the bonfire

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And this was everyone else’s slope- the Sledding slope!  🙂  The kids just went up and down non stop sledding.  They enjoyed!!  We all enjoyed!!   

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Only James was the one who could ski so he was going up and down while we were enjoying sledding 

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click below to go to their website:

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Kings’ Dessert, Seoul

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We saw this first at the Korean Folk Village, but saw them in most tourist areas.  Quite interesting.  Just like how they make those noodles in the Chinese restaurants 🙂  We actually bought some and it tasted good

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 Click below to watch how they do it.  I was not able to take a video so I looked for one in youtube:-)

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Kisara Japanese Restaurant, Seoul

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After a tiring tour day, we just wanted to eat nearby the hotel.  So we just asked the concierge for recommendations for Japanese restaurants.  We walked near the hotel in a nearby mall and tried Kisara.  Japanese food in general is expensive in Korea, from what we heard.  And based on our experience in this restaurant, it is nothing that great.  It’s regular Japanese food.

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My favorite dish was the one my brother Quito ordered!!  SUPER CRISPY UNAGI!  He ordered two dishes with unagi and wow!!! I wish I ordered it.

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The rest of the Japanese dishes which were okay, nothing spectacular.  But presentation is good.

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Dessert is always fruit with a little pastry

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meritz tower B1 (yeoksamdong), Seoul,

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