We put on our costumes and headed out to Wolfhound, a popular bar on an Itaewon side street.
Festive orange jell-o shots with extremely cheap vodka. Only $1.50 each. I think the sign even advertised them in dollars! (Side note - the awesome exchange rate has now dropped down to 1234 won on the dollar from a high of 1484 on Tuesday.)
Chugging down the shots with my friend.
Our next stop was The Bungalow, where we found a private room. This place was pretty dead, but the music was loud. Fortunately we could ring a door bell to receive service.
Back on the street, we saw a Mexican food court competing with the typical Korean food tents. Perhaps a hot dog stand (Koreans love hot dogs) or pizza stand (for the East Coasters) would be more successful. How many people crave an empanada at 2:30AM?
As for us, we headed to our old stand-by, McDonald's. All of us claimed we were only eating there due to a lack of options. I loved how Eric's
bulgogi (beef) sandwich was neatly tucked into a cumberbund. So tidy!
Back on the street, we saw a Mexican food court competing with the typical Korean food tents. Perhaps a hot dog stand (Koreans love hot dogs) or pizza stand (for the East Coasters) would be more successful. How many people crave an empanada at 2:30AM?
2 comments:
Looks like you had a great time! We were too worn out from our day to carry through with our evening plans.. it also rained!
Wow! Too bad it rained...but at least rain means the weather is cooler again.
I'm glad you still check this blog. I promise I will post more often!
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