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Beyond the Camera: What I Didn't Show You in My Korea TravelVlog

Haeundae Blueline Park - Songjeong Station If you’ve been following along with my recent Korea travel series over at my YouTube Channel , you’ve already seen some of the biggest highlights and the most unforgettable views from our 8-day itinerary. But as any creator knows, the video editing room floor leaves behind some of the best, most intimate moments. Between rushing to catch tour buses, adjusting camera angles, and simply wanting to step back and just soak in the atmosphere without a lens in my face, there were a handful of stunning places that never made it into the final vlogs. So, consider this blog post the "bonus footage." Now I’m sharing the stories, the hidden history, and the quiet morning walks from three incredible and distinct villages: Seongeup Folk Village in Jeju, Ikseon-dong Hanok Street in Seoul, and Gamcheon Culture Village in Busan .  Before I begin, have you watch the video on Jeju Water World ?  Osulloc Tea Museum ~ in Jeju Island Our itinerary inc...

Food Review | Mee Soto at Banquet

Despite having flu and cough, I had mee soto for lunch today.  Bought it at Banquet.  Since I'm working there, I bot that Banquet card to enjoy discounts.  Hahahhaha... Raining heavily during lunch. I was q-ing up for my food.  Then I realise spending $3.80 for mee soto is quite worth.  They add the potato ball thingy to it.  I love that a lot.  I don't know how to spell that potato thingy so I call it potato ball.


Nice ba? Not a bad taste. Enuff to fill your stomach.  Those working around Raffles Place can go try it.  It is at Clifford Centre, Banquet.  The stall selling Malay food.  They have mee siam, nasi lemak lontong etc.

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