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ViVi Grace gift love wool knitting ball snow boot
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"Cute overload. I love these. It's funny, it takes forever to find cute shoes in america, but then you go and look at the japanese and korean brands, and find some right away. Go figure. And they are way cheaper. So, cheaper, and cuter? A+ The only thing is that you have to be lucky enough to find the shoe in your size."
Fashion shoes D3557 Kvoll
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"I would get these in both colors. They come in silver and black. The bow is placed in just the right spot, and is just the right size. The subtle detail on the bows, along with the shimmer of the shoes, mix together to create a fun and stylish look."
3-Iron Movie Review and Trailer
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"3-Iron (original Korean title: 빈집 or Bin-jip, meaning Empty Houses) is a 2004 artistic film from Kim Ki-duk. Although it is a drama/romance film it is also a piece of art and a masterpiece of cinema. Pure poetry."
Hwa-To Cards
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"I use to play this card game in Korea. It's a lot of fun and I friend I made there even gave me a set of cards. Although, the game was referred to as "Go" or "go-stop". I need to brush up on it because I've forgotten the rules. Makes a great gift."
Jajangmyeon
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"I love Jajangmyeon. I'm a noodle fiend so I can't get enough. It's a Korean Chinese dish. I haven't been able to find it at restaurants here in the States. In Seoul you can get it at Chinese restaurants. Noodles, covered in a savory dark brown sauce with nuggets of sauteed onions and potatoes in it. Mouth watering."
Bibim Naeng Myun - Korean Cold Spicy Buckwheat Noodles
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"This is my all time #1 favorite Korean dish. It combines three of my favorite things: spicy, noodles and sauce. This is the ideal summer dish and I highly recommend it. Usually its served in a metal bowl, as seen in the picture, with sliced cucumber or green apple and few ice cubes dropped in to keep it cool."
Japchae- Korean Glass Noodles and Vegetables
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"I've you're not an adventurous eater and find yourself in a Korean restaurant with friends, Japchae is a pretty safe bet. It's not spicy or heavily flavored. Noodles and vegetables sauteed to perfection."
Kimchi Jjigae- Korean Kimchi Stew
1 recommendation
"Yes!Yes! One of my favorite Korean dishes is kimchi jjigae, a hearty, spicy stew featuring, you guessed it, kimchee! When its cooked with a piece of pork, its to die for. Have a small bowl of rice on the side, a Hite beer and dig in!"
SoonDooBoo Jjigae - Korean Spicy Tofu Soup
1 recommendation
"Soft, silky tofu in a spicy broth. I like mine with a bit of pork in it. Very delicious. Another dish that hits the spot when your feeling under the weather."
Hae-Mul Pa-jeon - Korean Seafood Pancakes
1 recommendation
"This was a diet staple when I lived in Seoul. This thin pancake is filled with squid, shrimp and scallions and usually served with a tasty sweet and vinegar soy dipping sauce. I've never been to a Korean restaurant that doesn't have it."
Kitchen Wench
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"Ellie Won's Kitchen Wench is my favorite foodie site. From the gorgeous photos shes taken, she looks like an amazing chef. I can only dream of getting my presentation up to her level. I'm also EXTREMELY grateful for her Korean food recipes. Since coming back from Korea, I've been dreaming and drolling over some of my favorite dishes. And now, here they are!"
ZAGAT Chicago Restaurants 2008/09
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"When I think of Chicago I think of baseball and food. Since my boyfriend's family lives there I'll probably be headed there the end of this year, which means I will have this Zagat Survey snuggly tucked between my long underwear and winter coat."
ZAGAT San Francisco Bay Area Restaurants 2009
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"I lived in SF for two years, and in that time I had some of the best Vietnamese food and burritos I've ever had. I would get into arguements with friends over which spot had the best pho bo or burritos. It will be interesting to see who the Zagat guide picked."
ZAGAT Survey 2009 New York City Restaurants
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"When it comes to eating out in NYC there's a TON of options. I've lived here for 12 years so I've got a few favorites. But with the rate restaurants open and close, it's hard to keep up with the new spots. I can't wait to thumb through next years Zagat guide."
Korean Number Wall Clock
1 recommendation
"I kind of need this clock if I'm going to remember the simple numbers I learned in my Korean class. As a matter of fact, my apartment needs a new clock, maybe I'll just get this. My roommate will still be able to tell the time, and I'll practice my numbers in Korean."
Proud to be a Korean KR Oval Sticker
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"Driving around with this on your car may confuse people until they actually get close enough to read the little bottom part (in which case, you may need to call your insurance agent since your rear bumper will be under someone else's car) but the good news is: they'll know you're proud to be Korean."
A Step From Heaven: An Na
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"I'll never know what my mom really went through to come over to the U.S. from Korea but this book details some experiences other Koreans have/could have. The story is told from the viewpoint of a young child and many of the terms/concepts referenced are familiar to me (mi gook=america/american, Young Ju is actually my cousin's name, halmoni=grandma) but I'm sure I'll learn more form this book."
Film – Lady Vengeance
4 recommendations
"This is a brilliant film! "The best revenge thriller since Kill Bill." It is as brutal as it is beautiful. If you have a taste for wickedly well-done filmmaking, you'll fall in love with Lady Vengeance."
Kimchi: A Natural Health Food
1 recommendation
"Bird flu? SARS? Puh-leez. Apparently, there is something in kimchee (what it is is still a mystery to me, though it may have to do with the bacteria that cause the fermentation) that is not only healthy, but actually fights disease. who knew?"
Cooking the Korean Way
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"I have no idea why the reading level on this book says "9-12" and even though it offends me to my core, I will excuse it because it does have recipes for good, traditional korean foods."
Korean Cuisine
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"From the Ms. Choi, owner of the famous Woo Lae Oak restaurants in cities around the US. and Korea, this cookbook has 80 recipes for popular Korean dishes as well as a wide range of less familiar Korean dishes."
Flavors of Korea: Delicious Vegetarian Cuisine
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"first there was interest from Atkins-ers because the cuisine was so focused on grilled meats and bbw, and now there's increased interest from vegetarians for the wide range of different vegetable dishes in Korean cooking."
Discovering Korean Cuisine: Recipes from the Best Korean Restaurants in Los Angeles
2 recommendations
"f you're only familiar iwth galbee and bulgogi because that's what you've eaten at LA's korean restaurants, this book will show you there's a lot more to not only the what restaurants offer, but the cuisine in general."
Growing Up in a Korean Kitchen
1 recommendation
"A little more practical than Dok Suni and more comprehensive than the recent Vegetarian focused Korean cookbooks, Growing Up in a Korean Kitchen lists tools, explains ingredients, and has about 180 recipes for everything from the little dishes known as bahn chan to different types of kimchees to noodles, rice, and marinated meats."
Momomall: "Head Phone" Hooded Pullover
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"Everything about this, from the unique neckflap button-closure thing to the cassette tape in the slit pocket, and of course the Engrish (Engrean?) phrase on the front: "Powerful energetic in 80's"."
SpinDaily - Korean Buddhist Art
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"Have you ever wondered what a wide forehead in Buddhist art symbolizes or which way the curly hair flows on Buddha? For the first time Master Jin Hyung Lee shows his work of Buddhist Art outside of Asia at Silk Roads Gallery in LA. SD's video will give you a little intro to Buddhist art and a glimpse of Master Lee's beautiful collection."
The Host
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"The Korean film industry is stepping their game up when it comes to big budget creature features. There's danger along the Han River! Check it out. Its refreshing to see a monster movie that doesn't follow the usual American cinematic conventions we're use to."
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