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Korea DAY 8: (Pt. 3) Myeongdong Shopping + Street Food

3/20/2025

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​Dusk had fallen by the time we resurfaced at Myeongdong station some thirty minutes later. The evening gradient was irrefutably stunning, providing a blue-pink ombré backdrop for the infamous, multi-storey Daiso building.
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​Surprisingly, we didn't enter the Daiso at all. Rather, we became distracted by The North Face flagship and entered into the building without a second thought.
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​The product lineup was arranged across three floors. B1 was the equivalent of ground level, and featured a basic selection. It was also the busiest floor at our time of visit, naturally prompting me to escape to the upper levels.
Unfortunately, the other levels were strictly accessible by a single elevator; stairs were not an option. Due to its compact size, a member of staff hovered nearby to control entry numbers. A queue began to form in front of the elevator, and eventually cleared about three rounds of transporting customers up and down. Although the elevator offered service to the basement level as well, there were posted instructions to use the stairs outside the physical store as opposed to navigating directly. Suffice to say, the store design and navigability were remarkably poor.
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I had my eye on level 1's White Label, for the collection was exclusive to Korea and advertised heavily by celebrities and media portals. Surely enough, posters and standees of celebrity spokespeople greeted us at entry. Promotional posters of Cha Eunwoo were positioned throughout the store. Meanwhile, an autographed standee of Jeon Somi was placed by the elevator.

Down coats were still thoroughly stocked, despite the arguably warm temperatures (low to mid teens). Both of us were drawn to the sale rack. While a discounted waterproof jacket caught my attention, the sizing and fit was off. I ultimately took to a small, black crossbody pouch instead, sheerly for the purpose of owning a White Label product. This floor also carried non-The North Face-branded items, thus allowing acquisition of an Outdoor Research waterproof cap by my browsing partner. The cashier noted the store did not issue instant tax refunds, but that customers could use the self-serve kiosk at the airport or in the store. As for the kiosk's precise coordinates, this was not specified.

I don't recall perusal of the Special Price/Pop-Up area on level 2, which leads me to believe that the floor was either closed or featured minimal items of interest. Generally speaking, the store offered a smaller selection than anticipated, with few sales to boot.
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​Near the front of the store was a Hangul capsule collection. Crafted in collaboration with a local artist, the assortment spanned T-shirts, hats (beanies and caps), and canvas totes. In essence, the designs were simplistic, deriving from modern day Hangul and re-configured into a single symbol - or at least a compact variation of it.
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I was intrigued by the 사람 design on black, but wasn't completely convinced to purchase. There was absolutely no shortage of bags in the store, causing me to debate between a multitude of black TNF canvas totes - some illustrating the silhouette of Seoul while others adorned with the Myeongdong label for specificity. In the end, I couldn't decide on any. All tote bags were returned to the shelves or racks from which they originated.

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Out & About #1037 | IKEA Hej Days, Red Sail Boat Bakery + Pacific Mall

9/22/2024

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Even before embarking on the day, I knew a strenuous schedule lay in store for me.

Adorning ahga-attire was mandatory. Of my many merchandise tees on hand, I sought out comfort in my thoroughly worn Eyes on You t-shirt, pairing jeans and sneakers to account for the round of errands that would precede the concert. BamBam's AREA 52 cap, the beaded Jinyoung bracelet from my coworker, and asymmetrical feather earrings would seal the look. I was now ready.
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​The Thai ahgase and I had agreed on a 12 PM meet-up at Yorkdale.
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While I departed late but arrived sooner than expected, she was not only late but further requested stopping for Starbucks before continuing. Despite my ceaseless concerns of the kiosk being amongst the slowest of all locations, she insisted on coffee. Meanwhile, my plans for us to collectively obtain coffee from IKEA would be delayed/dismissed. Lo and behold: the Starbucks app estimate was wrong and we hovered about the kiosk for an additional seven minutes before gradually descending back to the parking garage
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​When the drink was finally delivered, I asked the barista for an empty cup, causing him to glance over at the Thai ahgase's drink, thinking that we'd be sharing the drink. He warily handed me a Tall cup, to which I grimaced but did not pry further on the basis of time. Frankly, the size assumption was not appreciated; other locations would hand you a Grande cup in the case of water requests or ask whether a preferred cup size exists.
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Yorkdale was a driving monstrosity for those that do not frequent the area. Departing the garage, I realized that the 401 on ramps had changed location. Detouring about Dufferin, I eventually found my way towards Sheppard and continued to IKEA on local roads.

​September 22nd, which coincided with Jinyoung's birthday, would mark the third and final instance of the Swedish homeware store's Hej Days promotions.
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Truth be told: I was none too keen about back-to-back weekend visits. However, I was irritated that the items I had just purchased had gone on sale! Hej Days was, in essence, both an instigator and act of redemption for more Rykta bins.

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Out & About #791 | Week #102 Quarantine Update Feat. Strawberry Mousse Cake

2/27/2022

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It is to be determined whether the pain has yet to subside. The surges of stress have seemingly settled, yet the quietness is unnerving, perhaps alluding to an impact greater and more spiteful than the last.
"You're looking for a new place now?" a concerned comrade asked.
"It takes time." I responded, dispirited. "There are some factors to consider about my progress thus far and which next steps must be taken first."
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The week commences with a Cape Seed Loaf from COBS Bread and Cold Brew (unpictured), followed by a lunch of Owl of Minerva takeout. Solace was secured in the bibimbap's delectable sunny side-up and sticky, short-grain rice. Homemade Strawberry Jam is soon constructed to smear atop the craggy slices of toasty, and later repurposed into latte format with Paragon's Genmaicha Powder - buttery and fragrant, I'll have you know. 
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We cruise through the week's hustle and bustle with no further cooking ventures. The meals span frozen kale, steamed Pork & Chive Buns from Taste Casserole Rice (derived from the freezer), and the odd post-dinner beer. The Chocolate Chip Porter had been one entailing high expectations, though delivered minimally in the depth and flavour departments.
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​Yin Ji Chang Fen satisfies the need for sustenance amidst the mid-week madness. Sticky Rice with Preserved Meat (S24 腊味糯米飯), Pork Blood Jello Congee (C8 豬紅粥), Shrimp with Chives Rice Noodle Roll (R4 韭黃鮮蝦腸粉), and HK Street Style Rice Noodle Roll with Beef Brisket (R22. 牛腩豬腸粉) supply a heartiness and compensate for the noticeably low-iron diet of the previous days.

The dishes are fantastic, as takeout via UberEats has often been. The format may as well be more preferable to the dine-in portions, dare I say.
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Out & About #599 | Kinka Izakaya Harbour/York

11/22/2019

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​And just like that, the snow has come and gone. Overcast skies persist, however seasonal climate has seemingly returned.
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​Weekend activities involved the regular grocery runs, cold brew preparations, and zealous recipe testing for a coincidentally gluten-free prototype. The results were a tad damper than desired, but overall better than expected, given that the scale's battery had been zapped mid-weighing.
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P.S. These Colorado beans were saved for a later point in the future, substituted by a full-bodied medium-dark roast for the time being.
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A second round at innisfree earned me a three-piece Holiday Hand Cream set, a much-needed blusher, and some nonessentials that inexplicably made their way into my basket.
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The visit confirms that, while the store is smaller in comparison to the Yorkdale flagship, product range was not compromised. Friendliness of the floor staff remained consistent, though the manager on duty was a positively disagreeable character - and a shameless one at that.
After a grueling four-month wait, one of two Kinka Group eateries has unveiled its interior to the avid diners of the waterfront food scene. While Kinton isn't slated to open until December ("The wallpaper is being put up."), the neighbouring Kinka Izakaya has supposedly been serving dinner for the past two weeks, and, more recently, lunch.
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​It brings me much sadness that the establishment can only be accessed at street level, and even further disgust that greasy fumes manage to permeate hair follicles and cotton apparel despite the two-door barrier. Such griefs are owed to an open kitchen, as well as peak lunch hour in full swing.

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An Ottawa Awakening | DAY 1: (Pt 1) Innisfree Yorkdale Grand Opening + The Long Drive

8/30/2019

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Dated: August 30, 2019
In a world where everything is almost instant, society always manages to find ways of waiting.

Waiting for the laundry to finish;
Waiting to see the doctor;
Waiting at the cashier to check out; and
Waiting in lineups for grand opening specials.

​If not already evident, delays aren't my thing, which is precisely why a readily available set of tools to pass time effectively is always on hand.
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​In preparation for The Great Wait that was the arrival of K-beauty giant, innisfree, at Toronto's luxury shopping centre, several offline sequences were loaded onto my mobile device for viewing.
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The next morning denoted an early morning trip via the GO Bus. While I had my qualms about the notorious 401 volumes, my arrival at Yorkdale was smooth and uneventful - in the best way possible. I joined the lineup around 8:10 AM, at which point I had already found myself in 17th place.
My position in line subsequently dropped as people slowly started re-joining the lineup after having their spots held by a single member of the party. I took to my slightly soggy steamed sponge cake while others munched away at lattes and breakfast sandwiches - a luxury I did not have as a unaccompanied voyager.
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​I concluded an episode of Moment of Eighteen as members of the media team instructed us to rise; around 9:30 AM, preparations commenced for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. At exactly 10 AM, the first group of customers were allowed within the store, and I, having been pushed back due to spot-holders, was none too thrilled about being coerced into the second group. Being 21st in line, the permissible allotment was cut directly before me. (Grrrr).

On the bright side, the store was well-staffed, making the entire endeavour more organized than I expected. There were plenty of opening promotions as well: each member making the first 200 count would automatically receive a Hydration Trail Kit, while additional gifts would be bestowed upon those making purchases of $50 (tier 1) or $80( tier 2).​
Distinctly larger than the Union Square store, the Canadian flagship carried a greater number of individual product lines as well as a dedicated section for sheet masks. The interior of the store emitted a similar aura to that of its Asia locations, making use of the high ceiling for artificial shrubbery and blank walls for projector-originating promotional videos.

The store did not carry cushion compacts nor sunscreen - it apparently hadn't passed the quality check in time for Grand Opening, though a staff member noted that they would have it eventually. The Skinny Brow Pencil was not in stock either.
Purchased instead were (multiple bottles of) makeup remover, toner, the ever-popular Jeju orchid eye cream (a winter staple), and the fermented green tea mask that I loved so dearly from my New York haul.
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The mobile app was an entry pass to a free Welcome Kit on Grand Opening Day; it also enabled customers to log receipt codes to automatically add points should in-store system be laggy or down altogether. The cashier was swift and extremely kind, tending to my various hurried requests.
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To be completely honest, my recollection of any other aspects are faint: with a pre-assembled list in hand, I simply missioned to tick off items of interest and speed back to make the next bus. I promptly rushed back after finishing the ordeal and swung by McDonalds for a 2 for $5 McMuffin deal. 

Although intended for sharing, both were eventually consumed by yours truly (Oops).
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​Shortly after noon, we began our painstakingly long, long weekend road trip, with me gorging on The Night Baker cookies and Iced Coffee the entire way.

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Out & About #567 | Weekly Roundup: Afternoon Snacking + Night It Up! 2019

7/13/2019

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​The humidity has officially hit.
Personal catch-up time has suffered a dramatic drop.
Weekly visuals shall proceed until further notice.
1) The Vancouver haul Feat. Daiso and Nature Republic
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2) The Seunie Bingsu from Snowies

The GOT7-themed bingsoo series continues! Following BamBam's Thai Milk Tea was Jackson's Hong Kong Milk Tea, which, in comparison to the first item of the collection, exhibited more prominent flavour. The limited edition selection was served in a similar fashion: curated toppings and condensed milk on the side, and an absence of layering.
​Tapioca pearls made another appearance, but instead of grass jelly was an oddly orange egg pudding. It had been set directly and served in a ramekin - a sharp contrast to the abstract shards of yellow utilized by most bubble tea vendors. Its consistency was also a tad more rigid, indicating either a higher percentage of stabilizer, whether it be egg yolk, gelatin, or some derivative of starch. A pizelle cookie - broken and inserted in the shape of wings? - was intended to add crunch, though I cannot produce any comments towards this addition. Admittedly, it is not my fondest type of cracker, so I did steer clear of it.​
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​Sampling the bingsoo on its own, familiar notes of Hong Kong milk tea were made discernible. Frankly, it lacked the astringency and 金味 (an attribute I can only depict as a distinctly unique lingering aftertaste) associated with the tea blend, however its profile remained recognizable. I was informed that the first few batches of the dessert had proved "far too bitter", thus the formula was altered to fit the dessert niche.

Egg pudding, tapioca, and a condensed milk drizzle with the consistency of evaporated milk enabled greater enjoyment of the bowl's contents, albeit resulting in a somewhat messy eating experience. As mentioned previously (561), Snowies' ice flakes have been observed to contain the lowest moisture levels by far; a direct runoff of loosened condensed milk was owed to this precise property. On that note, it is worth mentioning that the taste of tea diminished with the subsequent addition of toppings.
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​We also took the opportunity to try the Honey Butter Toast, a seemingly new addition to their menu, along with the Black Sesame Bingsu. The item arrived looking near identical to the Injeolmi Toast, and it was only afterwards that I learned honey butter had been incorporated into the soybean-centric creation. It was not an entirely different entity after all. A poor pick on my part, it was far too sugary in the absence of java; the mochi bits were tasty as always, though the combination of sticky slickness and friable injeolmi powder made for a throat-clogging occurrence.
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​The striking gold knives are a wonderful touch, might I say.

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Out & About #548 | Partial May Visuals

5/14/2019

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Summer construction season is in full swing, yet it seems that neither Mother Nature - nor the spirits of employment - got the memo. The search for a position providing societal benefit ensues, as do sporadic periods of frigidity and heavy downpours.
​As one jacket is returned to the closet, another must be summoned to accommodate the ever-indecisive climatic conditions.
​1) Kung Fu Tea opened at Pacific Mall, and on the counter was a fake Brown.
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2) The prominent sakura theme resurfaces every spring.
3) Dak Lak is a necessary (caffeinated) evil during P-Mall runs
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4) Katsuya
It's been a "hot minute" since my last visit, for the post-paintball excursion in December is recalled with winter coats in tow.
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​Since then, the Brick Cheese Katsu - a fusion formula employing a thick, stringy slab of mozzarella - had been added to the roster of non-spicy katsu dishes. A Rosé Katsu is also anticipated in the upcoming months.

​The restaurant's policies have seemingly also undergone some changes: unlimited rice refills no longer exist, and 5% discounts are now offered with cash payments.
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Out & About #545 | Collective April Visuals

4/30/2019

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​The first quarter is now behind us, in the most agitating form of part-time happenings and the endless job search. As for whoever said "April showers bring May flowers", they didn't quite take into consideration the duplexity of Mother Nature.
​1) Sandwiched between consistent periods of gloomy, grey skies was an unforeseen sunny day, which meant taking to the tranquil - albeit terribly sodden - trails for the first cycle of the year.
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​2) The type of person to take present-plucking very earnestly, I decided to take matters into my own hands this year for my favourite fangirl's date of birth. A tri-layer Brûléed S'Mores Cheesecake endeavour assumed the majority of my Easter Sunday, though the results weren't optimal, in my eyes anyway.
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​The miniature dessert consisted of four layers: Chocolate Sponge Cake, Nutella Cheesecake, Marshmallow Cheesecake, and a thinly caramelized surface. Despite my intense research and meticulous scaling procedures, the sponge was a bit drier than desired. There was also an absence of marshmallow flavour in the topmost section.
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Remnants of this cake were preserved and re-purposed for a different usage: CoCo's 22nd Anniversary Contest.
Coating the bottom two layers with a generous portion of Thai tea-infused whipped cream yielded a rectangular specimen - later deemed by the "(Knockoff) CoCo Cake" by an analytical taste-tester.
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I shall not lie: the whipped cream was positively heavenly, and the perky, light orange hue was absolutely divine. Moreover, the fine specks of tea leaves contributed an additional degree of visual and gustatory texture. And amusingly, the chocolate sponge did not prove dry at all; the frosting had combatted this issue altogether.
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Let me win the Switch please!!!
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3) Tomo Sushi
A Chirashi bowl from Sushi Tei 2.0 was our ridiculously rushed pre-climbing dinner. Proper feedback shall be provided once a regular visit has been made.
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Out & About #542 | Partial April Visuals

4/12/2019

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​We've somehow sprung past seventy-five percent of the first quarter already. The job hunt persists; life must go on.

My downtime has been characterized by a short round of visuals, primarily relating to the concept of feasting. Unpictured are the screenshots from He is Psychometric (사이코메트리 그녀석) , all of which have required peeling myself off a cozy, comfy mattress to tune in for the livestream. Spoilers aren't my cup of tea.
​1) An uncompromising yearning for Chipotle was sadly met with dismay and plummeting protein quality. 
2) Testing out new mainstream and craft brews
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3) The climbing starter set has now been acquired! My Hub access has since been renewed for another four weeks.
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​4) K-Beauty essentials secured from ebay a month prior have finally arrived (with an expired eye mask in tow).
5) BNC's Garlic Rusk is as scrumptious as their Brownie Cookies - just be sure to munch in a manner that does not exceed three days.
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​6) The tragic fate of all my birdies is as demonstrated by my miniature, magenta carry-along.
7) Ralph Wrecks VR was a wholly immersive virtual reality experience complete with multi-dimensional, colourful graphics, vibrations, and scented sections. Though similar to the Ghostbusters module at The Void's downtown location, this version was a more lighthearted take with kid-friendly "villains".
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Out & About #521 | Partial January Visuals

1/13/2019

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​My New Year's Eve had been spent working on an intense project, to the extent where determination to complete the backbreaking task far exceeded any desire to celebrate the arrival of 2019. Said project remains incomplete and undisclosed from the world due to technical limitations (otherwise known as an extremely faulty laptop with diminishing RAM).

I had granted myself a short breather from the venture, which permitted indulging in other interests - namely GOT7 fancams and food adventures.

1) Attempting the Inkigayo Sandwich
Never to be the quickest at picking up trends, news of the Inkigayo Sandwich hadn't quite made its way to my attention until orangecane uploaded her extremely overdue Korea post.
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​I was instantly intrigued, for how could I not be? Strawberry jam and egg salad sounded like a fabulous combination. The same cannot be said for cabbage slaw, on the other hand. Regardless, I became invested in the idea and promptly set out the next day in search of ingredients.

Many YouTubers had developed their own rendition on the broadcast station cafeteria special, which I scrutinized down to the very detail before formulating my own recipe.
Potatoes were neglected - for carbs on carbs is just excessive - and a dash of fresh dill was incorporated. Homemade strawberry jam was substituted for the sugary storebought nonsense. Imitation crab meat was wholly forgotten until the slaw filling had been completed and set to chill.
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​A large batch had been constructed in preparation for a potluck dinner. The remaining ends of the purchased loaf were then utilized to create a prototype featuring the three fillings. At this point, it was discovered that four slices of bread was absolutely ridiculous, even when pressed together firmly. Consequently, the final version consisted of three slices, with sides bearing strawberry jam and cabbage slaw meeting at one end of the sandwich.
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​To be quite frank, the resulting product was a tad odd-tasting. Coleslaw wasn't my cup of tea to begin with, though tried-and-true fillings such as strawberry jam and egg salad hadn't succeeded in raising its ranking either. Food fads have always been a hit or miss though.
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​2) A cozy east-meets-west potluck marked the farewell party of a certain foreign comrade. It was here that homemade 쌈 wraps, mushroom-laced 불고기, extra-mild kimchi fried rice, and not-so-mild Mapo tofu (麻婆豆腐) were served to us (in a rather interesting manner, I should add).
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The room we dined in lacked a table, so the group resorted to eating off the floor. A candle was lit to set the mood and compensate for inadequate insulation.

(Side story: Amidst setup preparations, someone carelessly dropped my coleslaw on the ground, cracking the container in a manner I hadn't thought possible. Hence, there was no other choice than to wrap up leftovers in a flimsy plastic bag...reminiscent of scraps. Sigh.)
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The occasion also marked my first attempt at SoMaek (소맥) - a popular Korean mix of beer and soju - as well as the first intake of soju in my entire lifetime. Both thrilling and terrifying, the experience was one I wouldn't mind repeating at a later point in the future, when I have a ride home secured.

We ended the evening off by dashing out into the streets with a confused, angry middle-aged man questioning our identities. Fun things do happen downtown.
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