Seafood Haven

ok..enough walking. let's just go inside this restaurant. boy, the man in charge in front of the restaurant indeed did a good job of PERSUADING us into the restaurant.^^

The price boy oh boy...not good for the wallet but..worth-it..considering it's seafood and look at the banchan or side dish that came along with main menu.

We spent like 60,000 won for 4 of us. And..that's not included other stuffs...ㅋㅋㅋ

Freya really wanted to taste this 뻔대기...

and she did. gee...Freya..you're really into something .....funny..

We had 꽃게탕 or crab soup...

hmm..it's so yummy. Though I cannot eat it..but the soup was edible for me.

This is enough for 4 of us.

The good thing was that Eyra and Freya did enjoy their diner. oh, their Mom did, too.

And we ate them all. 맛있어서 다 먹어 버렸네요.

Dine out....Lunch Out...

It's not lunch.definitely not. But...it's just a summer delight we had at Keywest Cafe.

Mango patpingsu. 8,000 won. Expensive for a small treat like this. It could've been better, though with some additional fruits. 

Anyway...a good treat to.chill out.from the heat outside.^^

Wachid...my colleague who's been in Seoul for 6 months yet never met before....finally managed to find time to meet me.ㅋㅋ

We had dinner at Misoya restaurant--one of our recommended restaurants in Korea.

Oh...what's this pic doing here?

Why did it just pop up here? *Sony?

As usual ...albab jongsik 알밥정식.my favorite set of menu whenever I visit the restaurant....hmm complete with s small bowl of udong for 8,000 won.

Yup...it's pretty much what I had imagined.

Oh....the sushi is also a complementary.

Enjoy your dinner, dear.

Wait...what's this? Oh Eyra, too, was having an afternoon lunch...at  a cafe. Randomly...after finishing her English class, she's prone to take other stuffs.

And here they are.

Dinner @ Japanese Restaurant

Dinner time @ Japanese restaurant in the neighborhood. Only that it was a special occasion since both kyosunim (prof. Lee and Kim) who 'work' @ PAS (Pacific Asia Society) program were the ones who invited us in the first place. 

It was a relief that they had kids menu.... though they were only fish nuggets (which happened to be their fave meal).

What would we eat? Udong...^^

and shabu-shabu...^^ (prof. Lee, Diana (student), Eyra and my wife: Meity)

Another group picture, this time prof. Kim was visible in the pic.

We had a good diner before both of prof. Kim and Lee were to embark on another social visit to other countries this summer.