Eat.Stretch.Explore. | Where to Eat and Travel - Seoul | NYC

Whenever I go back to Seoul, I make a point to go to Amma. This is my favorite Indian restaurant...period. I discovered it in 2010 while I studying at Yonsei University.

My co-worker in Korea and I talked about how great Hummus Place is. So, in honor of her, I went to eat there with my friend.

I was really craving a banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich) one day and could not venture all the way to Chinatown to eat one. Luckily, my friend knew of Saiguette and recommended it to me.

My friend introduced me to Alice's Tea Cup for brunch and afternoon tea.

I had the opportunity to eat at Suwon Galbi Story, a restaurant famous for its galbi-tang (beef short rib soup).

I am posting this for a friend: My unni plays gayageum , a traditional stringed Korean instrument. She is holding a concert with some of her colleagues next month. Enjoy traditional Korean music in the traditional way. Experience a night of music and entertainment fit for royalty. Only 20 tickets available. Tickets are available on a first come, first served basis. To buy tickets, call or message 010 3491 2250. Tickets cost 20,000원. If you buy two or more 15,000원. Where: 경기도 수원시 팔달구 화서동 344-65 When: Friday, November 21 at 8pm. No need to worry about directions, someone will meet you at the subway station! Just get yourself to Hwaseo Station (Line 1) and then contact 010-3491-2250! The performance is gayageum sanjo , forest and folk song. After the performance you will have the chance to try playing traditional Korean instruments. This is a great opportunity for you! You shouldn't miss it! While you are in Suwon, check out Suwon Galbi Story for dinner! http://ea

We went to Chao Sai Gon in MINT Kobe at Sannomiya station for dinner.

I had really been missing Asian desserts for some time. One day when I got turned around in Chinatown, I found Mango Mango Dessert and grabbed a menu. My friend and I went back the next week and had some delicious, cheap mango desserts.

Yasha's Chicken Ramen ($11) So, I really like ramen . Sometimes, it's too troublesome to get to Totto Ramen in Midtown and I don't really feel like waiting at Jin Ramen in Harlem. I was really excited when I saw that there was a relatively new ramen shop in Morningside.

Popbar is a chain with locations around the world.

I stumbled upon 12 Corners one day.

I had been hearing about the Best Pork Chop House for a while and managed to get there one day with a friend while doing the whole " eat your way through Chinatown " tour. It is pretty popular and is well-known for its pork chops over rice and it's very cheap prices.

In New York City? Gotta try the doughnuts from Doughnut Plant in Chelsea so you can take a picture in front of the donut wall. 

If you're in the Nolita area, perhaps pre- or post-SoHo shopping, check out Tacombi for some tacos.

Twosome Place is one of those basic cafes in Korea. There is not very much special about the café in terms of beverages, but they sell pretty good desserts like tarts, etc.

My coworkers and I went to Cheongnyangni Halmoni Naengmyun one day for lunch.

Kitchenette is a breakfast and brunch spot near Columbia University.

Hong Kong Banjeom 홍콩반점 is a pretty well-known cheap eats Chinese food chain in Korea.

I'm sure all of you have heard of Paris Baguette. There is one on every street in Korea. But, have you heard of Paris Croissant?

Hello! A few weeks ago, I planned a week of sightseeing for my mom and I in York and northern Yorkshire. Yorkshire, as a whole, is huge and is split into three counties: the North Riding, the East Riding, and the West Riding. York is separate from the three but provides a central location for travel in all of Yorkshire.