Eating Sam-gyetang
We went to a Korean noodle restaurant two days in a row. Their noodle dishes were really nice. After that, we visited a coffee shop. The shop owner could speak Japanese because she had lived in Kyoto, Japan for almost 20 years. Eri said their coffee was tasty, but I do not understand the difference between instant coffee and real coffee. I came back to the hotel and did my daily tasks. Eri went to a spa alone. We reunited just after 6 pm. We were supposed to have eel, but the restaurant was closed, so we visited a sam-gyetang restaurant instead. It was okay. We continued drinking in the hotel room. I fell asleep around 1 am.
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- Eating Sam-gyetang We went to a Korean noodles restaurant two days in a row. Their noodle dishes are really nice.After that, we visited a coffee shop. The shop owner lady can speak Japanese because she used to live in Kyoto, Japan for almost 20 years. Eri said their coffee is tasty but I do not understand what is the different between instant coffee and real one. I came back to the hotel and I did my daily tasks. Eri went to spa alone. We reunited just after 6 pm. We supposed to have eel but the restaurant was closed so we visited sam-gyetang restaurant. It was okay. We continued driking at the hotel room. I fell asleep around 1 pm.
Contemporary artist based in the Netherlands. I’ve learned at an Art College and Culinary Institute. I attempt to connect ART and FOOD.
