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Alex wrote:
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Alex wrote: Korean food
Spicy much?
There was one fish dish that has some spice, other than that it was sushi, 10 course meal, so stuffed!
You eat much spicy?
Korean's love spicy food. My Korean brother-in-law will add chilli sauce to everything, EVERYTHING, including chilli.
I think Korean "sushi" isn't sushi... but I know what you mean.
I don't mind a little spice now and then.
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Alex wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Alex wrote: Korean food
Spicy much?
There was one fish dish that has some spice, other than that it was sushi, 10 course meal, so stuffed!
You eat much spicy?
Korean's love spicy food. My Korean brother-in-law will add chilli sauce to everything, EVERYTHING, including chilli.
I think Korean "sushi" isn't sushi... but I know what you mean.
I don't mind a little spice now and then.
Yeah it wasn't the best sushi that I've had, but it was pretty good. They had sea snails, which I've never had before. Interesting, you have a toothpick you poke and grab them out of their shell. Tasted like clams to me.
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,Alex wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Alex wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Alex wrote: Korean food
Spicy much?
There was one fish dish that has some spice, other than that it was sushi, 10 course meal, so stuffed!
You eat much spicy?
Korean's love spicy food. My Korean brother-in-law will add chilli sauce to everything, EVERYTHING, including chilli.
I think Korean "sushi" isn't sushi... but I know what you mean.
I don't mind a little spice now and then.
Yeah it wasn't the best sushi that I've had, but it was pretty good. They had sea snails, which I've never had before. Interesting, you have a toothpick you poke and grab them out of their shell. Tasted like clams to me.
I like Korean BBQ that's cooked in the middle of the table, that's pretty awesome.
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Alex wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Alex wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Alex wrote: Korean food
Spicy much?
There was one fish dish that has some spice, other than that it was sushi, 10 course meal, so stuffed!
You eat much spicy?
Korean's love spicy food. My Korean brother-in-law will add chilli sauce to everything, EVERYTHING, including chilli.
I think Korean "sushi" isn't sushi... but I know what you mean.
I don't mind a little spice now and then.
Yeah it wasn't the best sushi that I've had, but it was pretty good. They had sea snails, which I've never had before. Interesting, you have a toothpick you poke and grab them out of their shell. Tasted like clams to me.
I like Korean BBQ that's cooked in the middle of the table, that's pretty awesome.
Awww yeah, good stuff. There is a Japanese place around the corner that specializes in beefs, cooked in the same manor with grill in center of the table. So good!
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