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cmgervais says:
I found a listing for Sanchon in our Seoul pocket guide, and some online research turned up several positive reviews, so Steve and I thought we'd give it a shot. Are we glad we did! This was a very special evening.
The first challenge was to find the place. Armed with two maps (neither of which ...
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krenu05 says:
If you've been to Los Angeles, you'll know that Pinkberry was inspired by Red Mango among other copycats. It's frozen yogurt with a sour and tangy, but sweet taste.They have a selection of fruit toppings and you can choose five of them. Delicious and very addicting!
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bigbluemonster says:
The food is great and the owner loves talking to people and giving them great advice on living in Korea.
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ConstanceAshley8 says:
I wasn't even looking for a place to eat when I found this gem of a restaurant. On the window were lists of their specials all written in english which is a rarity in Korea. Just looking at the window made my mouth water. Insider the restaurant is tastfully decorated so that one might immagine th...
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kimik5 says:
Koreans just love garlic...everything we eat has garlic in it one way or another
But there isn't that much garlic chicken..but the one in banpo is great
not too spicy..and the chicken is really crispy
this place has been here for almost 30 years
It's a little difficult to find..since it's inside...
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kimik5 says:
It's situated in Insadong across InsaKorea on the 2nd floor. The interior is very modern and I think it's supposed to be a gallery as well.
They have the best Omija tea and the waffles were also nice.
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Melodieu says:
There are a million Kimchi Chigae restaurants in Seoul, but of the 30 or 40 I have tried this one is definitely the best. This restaurant was a Friday night tradition for me and my friends. The owner is extremely friendly and always sits with you for a chat. The food tastes amazing and is very ch...
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kimik5 says:
Everyone eats bingsu in the summer.
They sell virtually everywhere in streets, bakeries, coffee houses...
There like ice cream...usually made with grinded ice, read beans, whipped cream, milk, ,green tea ice cream, wine, fruits.. you name it.
My favorite is the one with a lot of fruits
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Winoria says:
The true name of this restaurant, written in Korean, is the name of their famous dish: a noodle soup with shellfish and vegetables. They also serve a wide range of other foods, all of which is excellent quality for the price. I recommend their Kimchi Stew (kimchi jiggae), or their Bim bim bap (a ver...
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kimik5 says:
This thai restaurant is located in Itaewon(international district with a lot of foreigners, foods...this is the only place in Korea where mostly everyone speaks english)..It's one of my favorite thai restaurants..the waiters are all Thai and the food is great
But now they moved to Apkujung.
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Soultraveler says:
All that sightseeing can be exhausting and nothing hits the spot like thai food! Right outside the entrance to the US Airforce base in songtan there sits a small thai food place. If you're into thai this is the place for you.
As you walk in you are warmly greeted by a warm staff that promptly...
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jeanhee717 says:
Carnestation is an all you-can-grill type of buffet set in the traditional Korean style. You bring a plate full of raw meat to your table where you grill to your heart's desire. There are a number of side dishes, the best of which are the potato salads. There's a variety of salads and lettuces so yo...
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