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Taste of Korea: Exploring colorful local eateries at wonderful Namdaemun Market

Nandaemun Market is a huge area, so snacking and meals are essential as you’re likely to get hungry while exploring this extensive space!

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Korea Kitchen: Roasting up delicious jumbo shrimp

Koreans usually roast shrimp only with salt but I added garlic and butter. Also, this food usually comes with a Korean dipping sauce made of chili pepper paste and vinegar or sesame oil, but I prepared a garlic and cheese mayo sauce for my American friends.

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Taste of Korea: How to make shrimp and pepper pancakes

I was trying to feed 4 people, including myself, so I used one bag (500g) of Korean pancake mix.

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Taste of Korea: Warm yourself with popular Korean snack Hotteok

Traditionally, a hotteok is made by griddling sugar-filled dough from wheat or glutinous rice flour, but there are also other variations like corn hotteoks or hotteok stuffed with seeds, vegetables, or honey.

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Taste of Korea: Gwangjang Market a foodie paradise

Gwangjang Market is one of the largest and most famous markets in Korea. Located about 10 minutes away from Dongdaemun Fashion Town, it’s a great place to grab a snack after shopping.

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Fun in Korea: Shop until you drop in Dongdaemun

Dongdaemun, a place where you can see both the traditional and contemporary sides of Korea, is home to the popular Dongdaemun Fashion Town, known as the country’s shopping mecca and the center of fashion. 

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Speakin’ Korean: Formal phrases at a restaurant

In Korea, customers at restaurants usually press an electronic bell on the table when they want to order.

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Korea Kids’ Corner: Fun cafés near bases in Pyeongtaek & Daegu!

Fortunately, there is a perfect solution as Korea has an abundance of fun kids’ cafés where both kids and parents can have a joyful time!

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Yakiniku delightful fusion with Korean BBQ and sad history behind it

Yakiniku, known as Japanese BBQ, is a delightful fusion of Korean and Japanese flavors, originating from Korean BBQ.

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Korea Kids’ Corner: Kidzania place where children can be anything they want

Have you ever wondered what your kids will become when they grow up?

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VIDEO: Searching Seoul: Enjoy full-course Korean meal via han-jeong-sik

If you are an adventurous eater, try han-jeong-sik, a premium and traditional Korean full course meal.

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Taste of Korea: Best all-you-can-eat restaurants near Humphreys under $20

When you’re feeling down, happy, or just need a pick-me-up, here’s a great way to add some joy to your day for less than $20: Go to an all-you-can-eat restaurant!

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VIDEO: Taste of Korea: Fresh seafood at Seoul’s Noryangjin Fish Market

If you’re a seafood lover, Noryangjin Fish Market (노량진 수산시장) is a great spot to visit and explore.

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Did you know?: Kimchi a staple Korean food

Kimchi is one of staples of Korean cuisine, and the Kimjang is the process to make a lot of kimchi with family members or their friends before winter. After kimjang is done, Koreans share the kimchi with neighbors and relatives.


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