Eating my way through Seoul & Busan

Seafood Pancake (Insadong) – the perfect, crispy texture
Salt Bread (Solbangul Bakery) – I can see the hype, but didn't feel the urge to go more than once
Injeolmi Bingsu (near Gyeongbokgung) – easiest way to cool down from a long walk
Bibim Makguksu (near Gyeongbokgung) – was surprised how much I liked this dish, buckwheat noodles with pepper paste & sesame oil
Homemade Kimbap (my mom's friend) – nothing like a homemade lunch on the KTX!
Dwaeji Gukbap (Busan) – famous pork soup! not a drop was left
Hwae & Roast Eel (Wol Hwa Hwaet Jip – near Busan) – favorite meal of the trip, tucked away restaurant, popular with locals
Dumplings (Haeundae Milmyeon Restaurant) – incredible flavor, had to order another set
Osulloc soft serve – not as soft as I was hoping, still hit the spot
Gomtang (Seoul) – was eating too good towards the tail end of the trip and needed some broth
KKBQ (Seoul) – we definitely got the tourist price
Puffer fish soup (Busan) – recognized by the Michelin Guide, if you're a broth person – come here
Namdaemun Vegetable Hotteok – wasn't used to seeing such a massive line, but the wait was worth it for this perfect savory snack
Sundae & Suyuk (Seoul) – looks fatty and heavy, but was pleasantly light, 10/10
Egg bread – one of my street food staples

by halyche