Here are some pictures of the food. I had about 9-10 food things throughout the day (probably more) and didn't spend more than 15 dollars. Cheap and delicious, although not all of it was good for you! We also didn't get to take a picture of some of our favorite foods, so I'll just describe it for you. There was teriyaki chicken on a stick, bbqed pork on a stick, a spicy chicken burrito, and a toasted flatbread with cinnamon filling. We ate them too fast to get a picture :) Enjoy the pictures! Some of the food will look delicious, and some of them will look...interesting.
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| Coffee Shop. Post-its on the right and left were from customers from 2-3 years ago! |
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| Fresh coconut juice! Didn't get a chance to try them out :( |
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| Corn! |
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| Corn Dogs with French Fries...DELICIOUS |
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| One of many cotton candy machines |
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| Fresh Crab! |
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| French Fries! |
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| Silk Worms!!! Didn't try them though!! |
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| Food tent, where they would slice pork off the rotiserie and serve it with vegetables and sauces |
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| One of many fried food stands! |
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| More Silk Larvae! |
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| Spicy chicken nuggets |
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| There were no trashcans, just random boxes like this... |
For dinner we just went to a Korean BBQ place. It was a little expensive, but the quality of the beef was very good. And it's funny, because when I say expensive I mean 10-15$ per person. Which is like the price of a normal dinner back home, but here, a normal dinner (with side dishes and coffee) is usually 6-8 dollars. And I will say this...I would've tried the worms if they were fried. Because if it's fried, it can't taste bad...right? That wraps up Jinhae, if you have any questions for us, ask! We are going to stay in Daegu now and save up for our next big weekend trip. Planning on going to Seoul early May for Buddha's Birthday, The Lantern Festival, and more! Ok, bye everyone!
