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Descriptive Essay About Korean Food

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BANCHAN!
BANCHAN!
I really love Korean Food, if you have read my other blog on another Korean restaurant, i really can 't get over it. When i will go to Korea, i 'll really just eat it. I will go to all the food spots, eat all the street food that i can try. Seriously. Korean food is just too good. And surprisingly affordable. In the picture above, i only spent for the black plates, that together was Php 500. The rest? FREE! :D Well, probably not completely free, there is probably a portion of it allocated in every dish. But it feels free, it feels overwhelming, it feel satisfying, it makes me happy..

Today 's article will be on Han Guk Kwan, i have no idea what it means. What i do know, is that i have gone here a couple of times now, i have invited friends to go eat at this place and in turn those friends have invited their friends to come to this place. Furthermore, actual Koreans go here! Like i mentioned in another blog, if the Korean goes here, it must be good. Now, i can 't speak from experience, i have never been to Korea and i have never had an authentic Korean meal. In my opinion, the food they serve in Han Guk Kwan is fantastic. I can 't get enough it. Plenty of side dishes, big portions, ability to ask for free kimchi. It 's just phenomenal.

More banchan
More banchan
Even more banchan.
Even more banchan.
Banchan is what comes with every Korean meal, and it 's a variety of all sorts of things. And you don 't always really know what your going to get. Like

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