07.15.09korea-novelas. korean style and fashion. korean schools.
From sassy girl to boys over flowers to wonder girls’ “nobody but you”, it is a fact that korea has indeed brought an influence over us.
over the past few years, with the advent of korean restaurants and infusion of korean food in the market, Pinoys have come to realize that korea has many things to offer to the palate than just kimchi.
i jumped to the same conclusion when i bumped into this brand of noodles in the supermarket a few years back. out of curiousity, i bought one pack to try out.
korean noodles, like most of their food are generally spicy, which is a welcomed change to the chicken and beef flavored we’ve been so used to.
if ever you’re up to something spicy and want to try something out, i suggest you get your cart pushing at the supermarket, grab a pack of korean noodles (i like the one with the red and black colored front. unfortunately, i can’t read any of the text on it so that‘s the best i can do. of course, you can tell it‘s noodles with the picture on the front :>)
but i warn you, as the color of the soup suggests, this is not for the weak of heart.
3 comments:
makabasa tnglai c erica ato :D hehe
hahaha. basin ye. :) tig eat pod xa adto
woie sis nag.try mi nila mama e og ni maris before sa jy square na korean resto.. yummy pod cya. try nya ta ddto puhon :)
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