I had ever spoken of the special foods that I have made here in korea, but had never talked about what I eat from day to day, so I'll correct that omission now. Near the academy is a place called Kimbabnara, which I eat almost every day. Kimbabnara is rather a generic name, something like bocadillería or something. Essentially, the area that make kimbabs, which is what you can see here:
These kimbabs, as you can see in the picture, are rolls seaweed stuffed with rice and other ingredients, depending on the type of kimbab whatsoever. Since I do not like the taste of seaweed, I'm no expert of the dish in question.
Fortunately, the kimbabnara can eat many things, but most of my taste. Anyway, ask what you ask, this will always be on the table:
The redness is kimchi, the national dish, ie spicy marinated cabbage. Later in the letter there are many dishes with kimchi, if you have not had enough to get you out. The other is usually (but not in this picture) some kind of fruit do not remember exactly, but as I think it does not go with food in general, rarely taste. Other possible toppings are chopped vegetable omelette, or some kind of pickled hard to identify. Focusing
and the plates themselves, the first in the list is naturally donkasu in all its forms, of which you can see some examples here:
The first is a Chikinkasu. I guess all that is podreis deduce from the name, but my favorite is a clear and objective reason: you put two pieces instead of one! The second is the popular dish par excellence, the branched donkasu. Here are quite given to throw all kinds of crap to ramie, so throw donkasu seems a natural to some kind of twisted logic that can not understand. Oddly enough, the batter soaked in broth is not nearly as repugnate as one might imagine. In fact, to be honest, is pretty good ...
up here This is a type of bibimbab (do not ask me where it is not even differentiate) before and after removing it, making sure you can get an idea of \u200b\u200bits content. Yes, I know, you have no clue what they are half of the ingredients. Ya, is what you get. It's still pretty good, despite being a plate (apparently) a vegetarian.
This dish is called something like yuldolbab (I think I've left a syllable at first). Dolbab literally means "rice." It is a fried pork with kimchi, rice accompaniment. The grace of the dish is the sauce bites his own, which mix the rice with the sauce to take aftertaste is a mistake that humanity has been committed and then repenting in cycles for centuries.
Finally I leave this dish that was not part of my regular diet curious but could not stop mentioning. Called Omoraisu (-rice omelet?), And you can see a picture Before & After opening. Indeed, as you guessed, is a fried rice omelet. I think that says it all.
Finally, emphasizing the issue go, I leave a part of me with one that goes through the academy to hit us a review from time to time. I think you will find entertaining.
(; GM [1] FF [4] CA [UTF-8] AP [CGoban: 3] ST [2]
RU [Japanese] SZ [19] HA [3] KM [0.00]
PW [ Kwon Hae] PB [Pau] AB [pd] [dp] [pp]
; W [dc]
; B [of]
; W [dh]
; B [gd]
; W [Faith]
; B [ed]
; W [fd]
; B [ec]
; W [fc]
; B [fb]
; W [db]
; B [eb]
; W [gc]
; B [cd] C [C17 is joseki.]
; W [df]
; B [cf]
; W [ee]
; B [dd] C [Giving atari at D13 instead of connecting leads to a very interesting option.]
; W [cg]
; B [bf]
; W [md]
; B [qf]
; W [dm]
; B [fp]
; W [qn]
; B [ql]
; W [on]
; B [np]
; W [pk]
; B [qo] C [To choose this variant of joseki, O4 should be a more down to avoid the aji in the corner.]
; W [qk]
; B [rn]
; W [qm]
; B [rm]
; W [rl]
; B [kq] C [Slowly and does not solve the aji in the corner.]
, W [pc]
; B [qc]
; W [od]
; B [pb]
; W [c]
; B [fa]
; W [qb]
; B [rb]
; W [of]
; B [nm]
; W [q]
; B [pl] C [Fighting spirit. The aji in the corner still exists, so black does not lose as much as it seems.]
; W [op]
; B [rk]
; W [ol]
; B [pm]
; W [om]
; B [pn]
; W [no] C [Best connected in P9.]
; B [ok]
; W [nk]
; B [oj]
; W [nj]
; B [oi]
; W [or]
, B [O] C [greedy. No need to push harder. These points are present yose and White wins.]
; W [nh]
, B [og]
; W [ng]
; B [pf]
; W [gm]
; B [dk]
; W [cp]
; B [co]
; W [do]
; B [dn]
; W [eo]
; B [cm]
; W [en]
; B [cn]
; W [ep]
; B [dq]
; W [eq]
; B [cq ]
; W [iq]
; B [mo]
; W [mn] C [Too easy for black. M4 much more severe. The ko is dangerous for black.]
; B [nn]
; W [oo]
; B [ln]
; W [mm]
; B [lm]
; W [ml]
; B [ip]
; W [hp]
; B [io]
; W [jq]
; B [jp]
; W [kr]
; B [lr]
; W [jr]
; B [lp] C [Almost Live.]
; W [jl]
; B [kl]
; W [kk]
; B [jm]
; W [gb]
; B [il]
; W [jk]
; B [fj]
; W [gi]
, B [b]
; W [nb]
; B [e]
; W [or]
; B [me]
; W [ le]
; B [nf]
; W [mf]
; B [qa]
; W [mc]
; B [pr] C [Black has an advantage more than enough.]
; W [bg]
, B [ho]
; W [gp]
; B [cj] C [Black wins more than 10 points.])
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