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.

Bonjour!!!

Bonjour! Yes...Ms. Park was baby-sitting three kids in a France village. 

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Freya...in front of a make-belief France village....of course. 

Great autumn outing for the kids. 

Razqa: please stop picking up your nose...!! 

Oh, please Rasqa. Anyway...Freya and Eyra were ready to pose. 

now it's my turn...

The misty hills seen from the highest spot at Petite France. 

Revisiting Itaewon (part 1)

I already wrote about Itaewon a couple of times, so if someone asks as to why I post an entry about it again? I would gladly say that I happened to take new pics and new pics deserve a new story to tell.

The facade of this Seoul Central Masjid is the same as I first laid my eyes on this Masjid years ago. But, things are going to change. A blueprint for a massive renovation of this Masjid is ON. And the project is hoped to be started in due time... 

As soon as we stepped out of the Masjid area, we'd be greeted by shops and restaurants with halal label or sign on their signage or billboard. Other common sight we may encounter is the increasing number of women wearing veil/hijab/jilbab walking passing by the Itaewon area, especially near the Masjid. 

Well..either they are foreigners who reside in Korea or tourists, they are Muslim who re more than willingly to come to Korea on a booked group or private tour. 

See what I mean? I think this kind of sight is getting more common in Korea.

With this hope in mind, I just hope that they can associate themselves with Korean life..and on the other hand..I do hope that Koreans would be more than willing to proactively embrace the sights and the existence of veil/hijab/jilbab wearing women.