Unlimited bulgogi, kimchi, yakitori, even beer–starting at P399
Unlimited bulgogi. Unlimited kimchi. Unlimited sushi. Unlimited yakitori. Unlimited beer. Unlimited desserts.
February 8, 2018
Unlimited bulgogi. Unlimited kimchi. Unlimited sushi. Unlimited yakitori. Unlimited beer. Unlimited desserts.
Years ago, visiting Seoul and Daejeon, South Korea, we had to go and check the wet markets. What caught our attention was the abundance of reddish vegetables—fermented and pickled cabbage called kimchi.
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