When out for a night on the town (or in our apartments) in college, the night would undoubtedly end in some greasy, salty, sugary and/or buttery scavenger hunt. Whether it was found in the oven, at 7-11 or, God forbid, the BK Lounge, it happened far more often than I would care to admit. I [...]
Posts Tagged ‘alcohol’
My new late-night health obsession
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged alcohol, Food, Korea, nightlife, restaurant, seafood on April 5, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Drink, Drank, K-Drunk: People watching in Hongdae
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged alcohol, Drink Drank K-Drunk on March 28, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Photo by Andre Francisco If you ever meet up with us in Seoul, we will probably be late. But one of the few times we were early was this weekend when we met some people to see a Rock Tigers show in Hongdae. The lure of people watching and lack of open container laws in [...]
Kimchi and wine tasting in NYC
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged alcohol, kimchi on November 5, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Photo by Anna Waigand Just got a heads up from our friend Emmy (@emmysp) about an interesting Korean-themed event in New York City this weekend. Bowery and Vine Wine and Spirits is hosting a kimchi and wine tasting event this Saturday. The kimchi is being provided by MILKimchi, a new company that is bringing the [...]
Drink, Drank, K-Drunk: Magic Soju
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged alcohol, busan, Drink Drank K-Drunk, review on October 19, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Photo by Anna Waigand Most foreigners don’t particularly like soju. Koreans drink it for any and all occasions and often when even people from Wisconsin would question whether it’s time for a drink. The national liquor just tastes like watered down vodka, but not watered down enough to not burn. So when we heard from [...]
Drink, Drank, K-Drunk: Drinking out of bowl
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged alcohol, Drink Drank K-Drunk, review on October 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Welcome to the first in a new series of alcohol reviews here on Seoulful Adventures. This series will be called Drink, Drank, K-Drunk and it will feature reviews of traditional Korean alcohols, Seoul bars, and imported alcohol that we haven’t seen outside of Korea. This review falls into that first category. Drinking alcohol out of [...]


