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Actually, I wanted to have mandu for my breakfast because I saw some good online reviews of a very popular mandu stall near exit 7, but I couldn't locate it. Despite that, I was very happy to see this shop because I wanted very much to eat 바지락 칼국수 clam noodles all this while! Finally, here's my chance ^^ 아줌마 asked me what I wanted to eat. I didn't even have to finish my sentence of,"바지락 칼국수" and only replied, "바지락" ie clams but 아줌마 understood what I meant. Was it because she knew I am a foreigner or was it because that's how the local will say. Hmmm..that's two extreme scenarios ㅎㅎㅎ Come to think of it, it didn't occurred to me that I would be served with a whole plate of clams ㅋㅋㅋ |
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| The real open concept kitchen ^^ |
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Self service of Kimchi. Sometimes one may not finish all the 반찬 banchan in a meal. This happened not just to foreigners but also to the local people as well. I think this method is good. You take only the amount you want and helps to reduce wastage of food.. |
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My 바지락 칼국수 ^^ This was so yummy! I only add a small amount of chillies to try if it was too spicy for me. Nope at all. There was a couple sitting beside me, sharing a big bowl of 바지락 칼국수. When I said big, its really BIG.......twice the circumference of my bowl! I was shocked when I turned and saw the big bowl. I have never seen such a big bowl before. The bowl was big but not deep. The noodles looked just as yummy to eat in that BIG bowl! In fact, I find its more appetising to share food ^^ |
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Thoughtful gesture in the Korean culture to provide a mini bin for disposal of the clam shells ^^ By the way, there were really a lot of clams... |
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