Korea BBQ hamburger and Korean potato stick fries.

The all American meal turned Asian.  

David and Rhys chowing down on some spicy seafood soup. I think they’re in the middle of scalding their mouths with the intense spices in the soup. 

“Meh-uhn Tang”. This translates directly to spicy soup.

This dish is a fish based soup with Inoki mushrooms and various Korean vegetables. A popular dish when you are outdoors. Reminds me of my childhood camping trips.

Plastic surgery can make you from not to hot! I’m not even sure that the before and after pictures are the same people. 

Side note: If you see someone wearing a flu mask in Korea, it’s not because they’re sick. It’s because they got their face rearranged and they’re waiting to heal.

Wheat. Koreans like wheat. Noodles. Cakes. Bread. Beer. They use a lot of it.

I was lost when I took this picture so I don’t have much of a story here. Based on what I saw around there, I think it has something to do with the agricultural aspect of Korea. Or child labor. I’m leaning towards child labor.

This bed is made out of solid rock. There are heating elements underneath that warm your body while you sleep. This is supposed to be healthy for you. Fuck that. I’d rather sleep on a normal bed like a normal person.

A korean flea market. I’ve never seen so much fake Burberry in my life.

The world famous Techno Mart. It’s like Korea’s version of Best Buy. But with super aggressive salespeople.