So, Hunny had a Young Men activity and I tagged along. Afterward, the Young Men's President wanted to show us some really good grub. He went on and on about this fish fillet. Best in town. We decided why not, though I'm not big into fish. I figured it was some restaurant or a stand vendor 
like they have all over Korea. But we ended up following him into this huge bustling alley way filled with people making and eating food- and some really strange looking food at that. I was okay with the abnormally long sausages, and was working on getting over the intestines and hooves, but once I saw the pig snout I started to feel queasy. Gross! How do people eat those things? We finaly sat down and ordered some grub. I had lost my appetite by then but still tried the pig's foot. So fatty and chewy.
like they have all over Korea. But we ended up following him into this huge bustling alley way filled with people making and eating food- and some really strange looking food at that. I was okay with the abnormally long sausages, and was working on getting over the intestines and hooves, but once I saw the pig snout I started to feel queasy. Gross! How do people eat those things? We finaly sat down and ordered some grub. I had lost my appetite by then but still tried the pig's foot. So fatty and chewy. 
We hadn't been there long when we saw an elderly man dressed in an older military looking outfit just walking up and down the street. Not sure what he was doing there or what he was wanting to look like. I could only think of strange; doubt that's what he was going for. Right as we were leaving, he pulles out a saxophone. This didn't help his image in my mind.
Talk about hole in the wall restaurants. :)
ReplyDeleteAnyway, that guy looks like he use to be in a march band. Heck, that could be me in 20 years.