Sunday, July 10, 2011

Snack: Coffee and Wafer

For a quick snack at home, I went down to fix myself a cup of San Mig Light (wait a minute) coffee and pulled out two Stick-O wafer sticks.  I think Stick-O should never go out of the market.  With it's chocolate-filled sticks and thicker wafer (in comparison with the other brands), it's so satisfying already and can be a good match with your cup of instant coffee.

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Last Meal in Seoul


Somewhere within the hotel vicinity.


These were fried dumplings surrounding an oriental salad with the traditional red paste.



Bibimbap again with egg drop this time.


Bibimbap not in traditional hot stone bowl.



It was Bulgogi for me. (I wasn't able to take a picture of it though.)

More on Seoul:  http://inandoutmetro.blogspot.com

Smoothie King

Sounds like Burger King to me.  Instead of burgers, they serve smoothies with numerous selections.  Along with that, they serve pastries and muffins.


We tried the caramel and blueberry muffin.


We got Strawberry Extreme and No Fat Strawberry Smoothie (for my dad).


More on Seoul:  http://inandoutmetro.blogspot.com

School Food in Myeong-dong



The view is a bookstore beside the school "cafeteria".



Some Ramyon


Rice cake with spicy sauce.
This reminds me of palitaw without the coconut and sugar and sesame seeds.
I like it sweet than savory or spicy.
They cook this in the streets of Seoul.
It's their staple food.


I love this Cajun Chicken Kimbap

Korea Restaurant

Yep, that's what they call it. I wonder how many there around Seoul ^_^





Bulgogi


My favorite Korean side dish: cabbage roll


Bibimbap in traditional hot stone bowl.
I had to eat quickly in order not to burn the food.

Hanggang Cruise Dinner Buffet

Located: Somewhere in Hanggang River, Seoul  ^_^


The ferry restaurant leaves at 19:30 and we got there just on time.


I don't know half of what we were eating but everything tasted new to the taste buds.
And that is what made this buffet special.











My sister's plate was a mess.  And she knows it too.


These were scoops of rice with some cheese and special mayo in it.





Coldstone's Strawberry Cheesecake

First time to try it in Namsan Park, Seoul.

I keep telling my sister that we have ColdStone in the Philippines too, right?



Eating ice cream in the park is one of life's simple pleasures.
I hope there were more parks in Manila too.