Day 2
Okay. I'm too busy exploring this city. It's huge, and really really cool. In my mind, Seoul is quickly catching up to Tokyo for Paul's official coolest city in Asia. I guess it helps that I have friends here, but day 2 was mostly me going solo.
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| Gyeongbokgung. Nice park area surrounding the palace. Japanese tourists approached me to take pictures for them under the assumption I'm Korean. |
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| I lucked out and saw a changing of the guard. |
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| Insadong. Koreans approached me to take a picture for them under the assumption that I'm Japanese. |
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| You and your loved one can write stuff all over the place. |
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| Toto's Nostalgia Museum. This place was really awesome. |
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| Bruce Lee could take out Astroboy. No problem. |
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| Had sansachun and a BBQ dinner with Sue |
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| Some sort of cold noodle. It was delicious |
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| After, we went Craftworks Taphouse in Itaewon, which is a bit of a walk away from the major expat strip. It was totally worth it. They only serve tasty Korean microbrew. Had myself a local hefeweissbier. Sue had a dark ale. |
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| A sampler board. |
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