After a late night watching the new year countdown (and an even later night of drinking) we fell asleep fully clothed only to wake up couple hours later. It wasn't the…
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Korean Food
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In no time at all a huge plate of crispy, gooey, chewy, steaming pajeon arrived at our table accompanied with several bowls of pickled and fermented side dishes. Auntie sat at…
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The Boryeong mud festival is probably the most well-known and popular Korean festival, at least for expats and foreign tourists. Originally started as a means to promote the therapeutic properties of…
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The Daegu Chimac Festival is still relatively new -- only a couple years old -- but is probably one of the most popular festivals here in Daegu. "Chimac" (also known as…
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Tucked away between high rise apartment buildings and nondescript skyscrapers, in the center of a bustling commercial downtown district, is a hidden building that somehow time forgot. We slipped in an…
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After a lazy morning of coffee and shopping we speed walked (in heels for me) in the sweltering heat to Jungsikdang. We underestimated how far the restaurant actually was from our…
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Just around the corner from our hotel, down a quiet street lined with trees and boutique shops, across the street from a gourmet 'cream pop" shop (ice cream = popcorn =…
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After touring Gyeongbokgung we hopped in a cab and headed over to Namdaemun Market, the oldest and largest market in Korea. Without any plans and with no real desire to buy…
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Sly really wanted to see the new Mad Max movie so we figured it would be the perfect opportunity to see a 4D movie and also our first movie in a…