Ahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!  Taco Bell in Itaewon!

Right next to Bedlam, hahaha.

seoulhappy:

This is a typical Korean dinner, at least if you go to a Kimbap Cheunguk restaurant: mandu (dumplings), curry with rice and veggie kimbap. The side dishes are kimchi, yellow radishes, bean sprouts and what I presume to be acorn jelly. As for the soup, it’s some kind of broth. My co-worker says it tastes a little like miso.

Check out this awesome website for a great picture of one place and some menu translations! They’re missing a few dishes that I usually eat there, but overall it’s still a very helpful and accurate post.

You should absolutely eat at a Kimbap Cheunguk restaurant if you visit Korea! There are dozens of them in every city and they’re so cheap. Also, they offer lots of variety and you can find plenty of classic Korean comfort foods there!

Here is another really helpful translation of a Kimbap Nara menu.  She even added descriptions of everything, which was incredibly useful when I was a vegetarian, and still is because I never know what anything is.

(via fuckyeahkrnfood)

I HAVE MY TICKET TO SEOUL!  Yay!  I will be there in the late afternoon on Saturday.  This is exactly what I want to eat when I get there.

You know when you grow up speaking a certain language or celebrating a certain holiday, and you think that everyone in the world lives the same way you do?  Until you go to grade school (or college, even) and find out you were wrong?

For me, it was the Gondola sandwich.  These are a staple to any Bloomington-Normal child’s diet, but are mysteriously absent from anywhere outside of central Illinois.  There is something very specific about an Avanti’s or La Gondola sandwich that is much different from any average sub sandwich, and I am pretty sure you can’t find it anywhere but here.  That’s not to say they are spectacular by any means, and most people who haven’t been eating them their whole lives probably think they are kind of gross or bland.

Anyway, the Gondola will always hold a special place in my heart.  Much more so than Blo-No’s other claims to fame, such as Beer Nuts, State Farm, and David Davis.  (Who is that? Exactly.)

two-hearts:

wookiegasm:

cocoshaynel:

(via heytheredavina)

oh my god

It’s probably sad how happy this picture made me.

therealericchoi:

Freezer full of meat = Happy Eric

You know you’re a blogger when you start taking pictures of the contents of your fridge.  (Been there.)