We've arrived!!! Incheon International Airport
First thing I saw was baseball on TV.
Kraze...
This should have been a tourist stop. I would've loved to have spent an hour inside
View from the window... before they fogged up.
Korean Ginseng Chicken Restaurant. How doth one spell OVERRATED?
It puts the noodles in the soup...
No, its not dandruff... Our first snow flake...
KimChi was made in those vessels...
Ice Ice Baby...
Street food. The sticks (on the left) had some kind of fish cakes, cooked in stock. It was pretty good. Lovely on a cold day.
The underground shopping centre. The stuff wasn't terribly cheap and practically every shop sold the same stuff.
KAL hotel lobby.
The dreaded KimChi...
That's what Koreans eat at home. Stewed pork belly, egg and fried fish.
Supposedly, there are more than 2000 varieties of KimChi in Korea. I've tried all of 4.
Nanta... AWESOME SHOW!!!!
There were some funky old school stuff at the Nanta theatre. I loved this old school projector.
My real dinner. Instant noodles, unidentifiable meat on sticks and Soju
We've arrived!!! Incheon International Airport
First thing I saw was baseball on TV.
Kraze...
This should have been a tourist stop. I would've loved to have spent an hour inside
View from the window... before they fogged up.
Korean Ginseng Chicken Restaurant. How doth one spell OVERRATED?
It puts the noodles in the soup...
No, its not dandruff... Our first snow flake...
Old Korean houses
KimChi was made in those vessels...
Ice Ice Baby...
Street food. The sticks (on the left) had some kind of fish cakes, cooked in stock. It was pretty good. Lovely on a cold day.
The underground shopping centre. The stuff wasn't terribly cheap and practically every shop sold the same stuff.
KAL hotel lobby.
The dreaded KimChi...
That's what Koreans eat at home. Stewed pork belly, egg and fried fish.
Supposedly, there are more than 2000 varieties of KimChi in Korea. I've tried all of 4.
Nanta... AWESOME SHOW!!!!
There were some funky old school stuff at the Nanta theatre. I loved this old school projector.
My real dinner. Instant noodles, unidentifiable meat on sticks and Soju
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