I did not eat. But I took photographs. It did not look appetizing but apparently everyone who went for the Korean said it was good. They have not tried Korean food in Korea. I have. If compared to the one I had in Seoul, I could tell the difference without tasting. The dish here only had mushrooms, tofu, lettuce, pork and lots of soup. The same dish I had in Seoul had, lots of seafood, various types of vegetables, pork, tofu equal to the amount of soup. Korean just wasn't my cup of tea, but as far as I remember, the vegetables I had in Korea were quite good but not something I'd crave for. The pancake here...looked small, thin and lack of ingredients.
I had my doubts on the quality and standards here. I'd rather pay for something I will not regret eating and something I like than to pay for something I'd end up unhappy and unsatisfied with.
I ended up buying Bodyshop's
Aloe Gentle Facial Wash instead of the other facial washes that I intended to get. It was a difficult decision. I liked the seaweed one because it smelt nice and I tend to fall for good smelling things however based on my skin type which is dry and sensitive, Aloe was the recommended item. It didn't smell nice (it had no smell) and I hesitated but decided to go with it anyways because the promoter did a sample on my hand! She even gave me a cute lil bottle with some toner inside for me to try. Good service rite?! I like good service and friendly people. They make me happy and want to go back ^_^.
I've got no regrets though, so far, it's been good to my skin besides a few red rashes due to the heat in my office. It's so hot I get rashes and I itch all over. My face was red like a tomato today and the heat was really annoying. I get distracted and I can't work. I don't know how I'm going to get through summer with just a stand fan blowing into my face that I have to take out every morning and put back every evening. I want air conditioning :(. I need air conditioning :(. I will die of heat stroke. Please sue the University if I do. Honestly, in Malaysia, I've always slept without any fan or air con, so trust me, the heat in my office is really unbearable. I'm not being a whiny lil brat.
The Korean flag on the ceiling.

The weird tea looking drink that did not taste like tea. Tasted like water but weird.
The korean pancake, looks extremely greasy.


Stoned bowl rice. Korean Pork Slices Hot Pot.


Thank you
KY the bestest! who sent me a postcard all the way from Aussieland. I was grinning like a mad woman (thankfully inside the house) as I read through the postcard. It was unexpected. She's so funny, it was dated March and the stamp was on top of all the words she wrote because there wasn't a place for the stamp which she did not realize and she filled the whole card with text. *huggieeeez* ^________^.