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A Quick Stop at Kimbap World!

Today I came across one of the most amazing and useful posts about Korean food that I have come across in the blogosphere by Mary Eats.  I hope that you will find it as useful as I did and I hope that it will bring many happy eating days to you at your local kimbap nara (김밥나라)! For the complete list, visit Mary’s website here. (The post below has been entirely re-posted from Mary’s website.)

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7 Things About Korea: Street Food

With my departure from Korea around the corner, I realize I haven't written quite as much about my life here as I had originally hoped. It seems strange that I could churn out an entry a day when I was working a desk-job in Sydney, but while living abroad and dealing with new challenges everyday - I have sometimes gone weeks without a post.

One of Korea's signature snacks - gimbap. Rice, seaweed, pickle, cheese, and spam. Cheap and fairly healthy.


How the Sushi Rolls Start

Just like this, with square sheets of seaweed pressed and sun-drying on a row of wooden rolling mats.  In Korea, I eat more tuna kimbap–seaweed rolled up with rice, radish, sesame leaf, and a spoon of mashed-up tuna–than sushi, but it all starts with that dark algae plucked from the cool Asian waters. 

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Seaweed drying on Ulleungdo Island


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