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Street Food
Today I was out with a friend and as we were walking I saw a regular site here. Street food – In Seoul everywhere you can see carts set up selling different kinds of food. This time we saw tempura (in Korean νκΉ) and hot dogs. But these hot dogs... read on
Odeng μ€λ - fish hotdog
Comments(0)Street Food
Today I was out with a friend and as we were walking I saw a regular site here. Street food – In Seoul everywhere you can see carts set up selling different kinds of food. This time we saw tempura (in Korean νκΉ) and hot dogs. But these hot dogs... read on
