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Ewha Women's University is known for its beautiful scenery. Many tourists make their way to take pictures against this beautiful backdrop. The gardens are above a modern energy efficient building. While the building itself is accessible only to Ewha students, feel free to take pictures in the gardens or on the stairs which lead to the building below.
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| At Ewha Women's University with the famous underground building. |
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| one of the entrances to the subway |
The area around Ewha Women's University (also known as Eedeh 이대) has many clothing and beauty
shops, but there are also many kiosks selling cheap yet delicious
snacks.
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| no, it is not raining! Koreans love staying fair skinned and try to keep out of the sun. That is why you will see many people with parasols or paper fans to block the sun. |
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| and the kiosks just line the road! |
Koreans eat a lot of seafood and pork. Fish sauce is also used in many of the dishes, even the ones that are "vegan."
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| squid 오징어, grilled with butter |
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| octopus legs grilled with butter |
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| different seafood snacks |
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| cuttlefish 오징어, 1 for around $1 USD |
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| more fish chips, 3 for around $1 USD |
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| Ddukbokki 떡볶이, spicy rice cakes |
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| kimbap 김밥 (similar to sushi) |
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| soondae bokkeum 순대볶음, a pork blood sausage stir fry dish |
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| chicken skewers 닭꼬치 |
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| twigim 튀김, deep fried snacks |
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| well, not ALL of the kiosks sell food |
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| random bench on the side of the road |
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| nice car! |
Another common snack is freshly squeezed juice. In the video, the sugarcane is being squeezed and the juice is collected into a cup which is then poured into a bag with ice and handed to you. It is especially refreshing in the summer humidity.
*I can not vouch that I have the accurate names for the food, so if you see I have any incorrect info please let me know.
