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Best Bibimbap in Town?
So, I’m heading to this Korean restaurant near Hongik University next week. Heard amazing things about their bibimbap. My question is: how spicy is their spiciest bibimbap option, really? I can hand… more
Depends what you call "decent kick." Their spiciest is definitely not for the faint of heart. I'd say it's a solid 7/10 on the spice scale, maybe an 8 if they're having a particularly fiery gochujang batch that day. The kimchi jjigae is a smart move – it's excellent, and will definitely help. I usually order a side of plain rice too, just to be safe. But hey, you might be a spice fiend – who knows!
Mok-dong Mystery
So I'm heading to Mok-dong Baseball Stadium next week for a Nexen Heroes game. Heard the atmosphere is crazy. My question is: what's the best way to snag a decent seat without paying a fortune? I've… more
Check out Ticketlink (or whatever the Korean equivalent of StubHub/SeatGeek is). Sometimes you can find resale tickets at a discount, especially closer to game day if they're not selling out. Also, exploring the standing-room-only sections might be a fun, budget-friendly option – the energy is usually electric there. And yeah, the street food outside is amazing; you'll find plenty of delicious stuff before and after the game. Don't be afraid to just wander around and explore!
That's great advice! I hadn't thought about resale tickets – I'll definitely check Ticketlink. Standing room only sounds intense... in a good way. And the street food is a HUGE plus, I'm already hungry thinking about it. Thanks for the tips!
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