i told you about the Korean tourist guide right? that couldn't talk in english or malay. my jaw slightly drop when i was told about that. cursed a bit [dlm hati] i started to blame my parents why were they choosing the wrong tour agency? they defended themselves that they were told that there going to be another malay family. okay, but none. just us = the malay family. the rest were all chinese.
we managed to get our sits in the bus. neat and tidy. i had to admit. much better that malaysian bus. vandalism! okay, i sat beside the window so that i can easily see the view. the korean tour guide intoduced herself. in mandarin. and she thought we were chinese. u could tell by the looks. but later somebody told her that we could not understand any single words from her. she said she's truly sorry that she couldn't speak english. i understood.
the tour guide just could not shut her mouth off. okay, its her job. but i got annoyed cause i understand nothing. no, i did understand. a bit. thanks to all chinese dramas that i watched and my chinese friends that teach me Mandarin indirectly, i was able to understand some words.
our first stop was a restaurant. i was starving. luckily they served veges. and typical korean meal. and finally, i tasted kimchi. errrkkkk. i'm not a vegetarian. i'm carnivore. i don't eat veges. that's why i'm huge. haha. but i gathered all my strength and courage to taste the kimchi. cause its made from chinese cabbage. cabbage is still a vegetable right? correct me if i'm wrong. but its korean food. i've to taste it. errrkkkk. i couldn't. why are the koreans love it that much? okay, like malays with their sambal belacan or tempoyak or so-whatever. the taste? try it yourself!
i love the rice. completely different with malaysian one. its sticky, just like japanese rice. i've got excited cause i've only seen this and that on tv. and on that time, i saw it with my own eyes. whoaaa. i felt like i was in heaven.
p/s= i'll add the pics later.
we managed to get our sits in the bus. neat and tidy. i had to admit. much better that malaysian bus. vandalism! okay, i sat beside the window so that i can easily see the view. the korean tour guide intoduced herself. in mandarin. and she thought we were chinese. u could tell by the looks. but later somebody told her that we could not understand any single words from her. she said she's truly sorry that she couldn't speak english. i understood.
the tour guide just could not shut her mouth off. okay, its her job. but i got annoyed cause i understand nothing. no, i did understand. a bit. thanks to all chinese dramas that i watched and my chinese friends that teach me Mandarin indirectly, i was able to understand some words.
our first stop was a restaurant. i was starving. luckily they served veges. and typical korean meal. and finally, i tasted kimchi. errrkkkk. i'm not a vegetarian. i'm carnivore. i don't eat veges. that's why i'm huge. haha. but i gathered all my strength and courage to taste the kimchi. cause its made from chinese cabbage. cabbage is still a vegetable right? correct me if i'm wrong. but its korean food. i've to taste it. errrkkkk. i couldn't. why are the koreans love it that much? okay, like malays with their sambal belacan or tempoyak or so-whatever. the taste? try it yourself!
i love the rice. completely different with malaysian one. its sticky, just like japanese rice. i've got excited cause i've only seen this and that on tv. and on that time, i saw it with my own eyes. whoaaa. i felt like i was in heaven.
p/s= i'll add the pics later.
to be continued...
2 comments:
the 1st time i put kimchi in my mouth, yaikks!!..
but thanx to my 'wanting to lose weight ( rice+kimchi..it's a good diet ) i can now just eat the rice with kichi only..
cubela makan lagi..mane tau kali nie sedap plak ke...heheh
owh really? whoaaa... leyh kurus ek? patutla minah2 korea byk yg slim.. ni rupenye petua dia..
next time g, kte try lg.. hahahha.. wajib ske = leyh kurus.. hohoho 8D
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