Travel: Korea - General

[mummychia]

DJKA:

Hi mummychia thanks alot... Sorry can i ask where can i find the happycall pan? thanks in adv..

DJKA

u can find it at Lotte mart or E-mart.

[verykiasumummy]

hi DKJA,


happycall is a very useful pan if u r someone into cooking… it helps a great deal…

anyone knows how much cheaper is happycall in korea?

[mummychia]

verykiasumummy:

hi DKJA,


happycall is a very useful pan if u r someone into cooking... it helps a great deal...

anyone knows how much cheaper is happycall in korea?

verykiasumummy

managed to find the info regarding nami zipwire on KTO webby. height must be taller than 135cm & weigh more than 35cm.

http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/SI/SI_EN_3_1_1_1.jsp?cid=1245307

for happycall pans, u can refer to their offical webby & convert in S$ to check if its cheaper.

http://www.happycallmall.co.kr/shop/main/index.php

[limcarmel]

pqy:

Thanks applejuz, are you visited korea during winter time? Is the gap warmest jacket provide enough to your kids. Thanks

Hi pgy,

i bought gap's warmest jacket for my gals 2 yrs back when we visited EU. it was ok. the jacket was the 3rd layer. with thermal and sweater/fleece jacket inside.

[pqy]

limcarmel:

pqy:

Thanks applejuz, are you visited korea during winter time? Is the gap warmest jacket provide enough to your kids. Thanks

Hi pgy,

i bought gap's warmest jacket for my gals 2 yrs back when we visited EU. it was ok. the jacket was the 3rd layer. with thermal and sweater/fleece jacket inside.

Thanks limcarmel. Most likely will go for the gap's warmest jacket based on you and applejuz suggestion and those review from the gap's web. tks

[dasalo]

verykiasumummy:

hi everyone,


i'm going for a trip to korea this nov, free and easy...

is anyone kind enough to share some interesting or must-go places in korea? those that appear in korean dramas usually?

i dun really spend time on tv so i dunno much about korea. can anyone help??

May I know how many days are you going? and are you venturing out of Seoul too?

[ttoi]

Hi,

I’am Korean and I came^^ here 2 month ago with my two sons and daughter.
If you have some question about Korea, I may give you some helpful information.(I know it is difficult to travel with you children).

[dasalo]

ttoi:

Hi,

I'am Korean and I went here 2 month ago with my two sons and daughter.
If you have some question about Korea, I may give you some helpful information.(I know it is difficult to travel with you children).

Good! Now that we have a native Korean here to tell us more about Korea. You just came to Singapore or you went back to Korea 2 months ago? In any case, Welcome to Singapore!

[applejuz]

ttoi,


Welcome Welcome! You also have 3 kids. Do you know any kids-friendly restaurants in Seoul (myeongdong), or any non-spicy dishes that is suitable for them?

[ttoi]

applejuz:

ttoi,


Welcome Welcome! You also have 3 kids. Do you know any kids-friendly restaurants in Seoul (myeongdong), or any non-spicy dishes that is suitable for them?

Myeongdong have some famous restaurants. Do you want any kind of restaurant? How much c u spend?

SGD $20~30(2per) : myeongdong kalguksu(noodle, 명동칼국수), hamhung nangmyeon*(cold soup noodle, pyungyang nangmyeon is not spicy, 함흥냉면 02-776-8430)
Myeongdong Donkasu(pork cutlet, 명동돈까스),

If you want Italian Restauratn, I recommend of \"Mad for Garlic\" beside of Lotte Department. If chinese restaurant, you can go Ming(밍1956, 02-774-7255) beside of Lotte young plaza.

Most people knows myeongdong kalguksu and Myeongdong Donkasu. But I recommend hamhung nangmyeon beause it is difficult to eat in Singapore.