Korean night on the town

After dinner we asked them if we could then treat them to some ice cream. They agreed and took us to Baskin Robbins(not as Korean as Liji would have liked, though they

did have a flavor called green tea). When it came to paying though they refused to let us pay and said the whole night was on them. Very nice people.

There was soo much food. We loved it!

This is a bridge at the park that we went to, it really pretty.


This is the noodle soup that we at after our main course meal, it was served freezing cold.

One of the salads they served us, it had sesame oil, chili pepper and other spices on it, we liked it.

We wrapped our meat in these lettuce leaves, they told us the darker green leaves were sesame leaves.

Dried fish with onion, and lots of chili paste, it was very hot, but I liked the taste, Christina opted to not try it.

Shredded green peppers and onions, with chili pepper.

The dressing for this sald was sweet, it tasted like ground up sweet corn and crushed pineapple. Christina and I both really liked it.

Grilling our meat over charcol right in the middle of our table.