some korean food is similar to chinese meal. if you still can't take or dislike chinese meal then just go for western food (italy,french,us, etc)

I love chinese meal, but those korean meal I have tried in KL doesn't suit me, like Dak-galbi and those BBQ type. And in Isetan KLCC right now there is a korean fair, I ordered a meet as it looks nice, but still not my type.

Exactly. Hope korean food isn't as bad as I thought. And no way I will eat mcd/KFC everyday.

korean meal / food in kl and korea is totally not same. taste and portion already different.

you can still try hanjeongsik (traditional korean meal), kalguksu, sujebi, dumpling, porridge, ginseng chicken, rice, etc.. too many to be listed

This post has been edited by yvonnesoo: Nov 15 2017, 01:09 PM

Halal fail.
Korean food in Korea is much better.

Well other than fast food stores, plenty of western food and japanese restaurants too.

ok will try them in Korea

Just to double confirm, our driving license alone is not enough to drive a car in jeju right, need to apply the international license in JPJ?

RM150 each?

Yep. You need to apply for international driving license at JPJ before going. It costs RM150 and lasts for only one year. The car rental company there will request for it

Thanks, meaning if only one person does this, he's the only one who can drive over there aite?

yes

You need to bring a photo copy of IC and 1 Passpost size photo (White Backgroud). JPJ will stick your photo on the International Driving Permit booklet.

What's their popular convenience store in Seoul? 7-eleven? someone tell me?

This post has been edited by famusanus: Nov 20 2017, 03:23 PM

what u mean best?

hmm i mean the popular one

Like in bangkok the popular ones are 7-e & family mart.

That's a rather strange question... they're all similar and can also be different in some food choice... but very few people will say one is "best"...

agree. its like KK, 99 Speedmart, 7Eleven. Even here, I honestly dont know how to define which is the best.

like the term "convenience store", whenever you think you need something, just go to the one nearest to you, as long its most convenient to you.

This post has been edited by inachi: Nov 20 2017, 12:05 PM

it is CU (used to be Family mart) now.

Hey, I am going to Jeju in winter for 3 days, should I stay at the city or Seogwipo? I want it to be close to the attractions? Which is a easier base to reach all the popular attractions? How's Udo Island, is it worth my time to visit there, despite having only 3 days. I am prolly spending a day in Mount Hallasan, love hiking hehe. How much are the food over there? How do I keep my spending on food low? Thanks

Sorry i meant popular but thanks


guess i'll have to visit myself to find out then

Thanks! will keep that in mind yo