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Street food anyone? Well, yes, you are looking at one of the street food which you can find in Myeongdong, a shopping district in Seoul, Korea where you can find famous international brands, luxury department stores and local comestic brands. It is one of the country’s tourist destinations.
You can find a variety of street food being sold in the area aside from many casual restaurants. The place is clean so one would not hesitate to give it a try.
I will tell you more stories later. Blogging using mobile phone is not just my thing. But I want to update my 365 participation and that is why you are seeing this post. Lol!
This is my Day-26 entry to 365 Photo Challenge and if you care to join, read the guidelines here https://virily.com/art/365-photo-contest-day-1/.
Happy new year too…sorry it is taking me some time to reply these days as i am travelling. Thanks for reading
Very interesting, I’ve never tried them!
If you have already tried crab and shrimp, the taste is almost the same. It is just that the texture of lobster’s meat is crunchier than the two. The thing I like about lobster is that once you removed its shell then you get a lot of meat to eat —- compared that with the work required in eating crab lol
I’ve never been much into seafood, but now I’m curious to try more. I’ve only tried shrimp once.
Well I like eating fish but I am not much into crabs and shrimps only because it takes forever to cull meat from crab shell haha but I eat tempura as the shrimps are already without shell lol
I would love to be closer to get fresh seafood.
Next to Vietnam, Korea would be my next favorite destination for food trip altho it is a lot cheaper to eat in Vietnam.
What a fun picture, lobsters everywhere!
It is the first time I see lobsters being sold as street food — only in Korea from among the countries I visited
Great photos, thank you for sharing
Thank you for dropping by
what cool photos, I love the lobsters
Thanks for reading…took me some time to reply as I am travelling