Food and Markets

The food is great. Both of us are lucky that we enjoy spice. Korean bbq, kimchee and other dishes have been filling our tummies with delight. Kimchee is spicy cabbage, Leah is a fan, Tim had no idea people could be so obsessed with cabbage.

Eating out is an experience here, with dinners eaten over long periods instead of an 'eat and run' approach.

Markets are often filled to the brim with hundreds of things you want, and millions of things you don't. It's rare to only find one shop with the thing you want, there will often be 50. Street markets are bustling, with diff types of food and people yelling prices or sales or products. Sometimes the food is questionable, but who are we to judge? (photos attached, judge for yourself). We went to the electronics market yesterday, its inside and is MASSIVE. Three floors of only laptops in one building. Cross the road to another building you find three floors of gaming, cross the road to another building three floors of (insert what you want, they've got it). Crazy!