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Over 80,000 malicious calls made to Seoul call center since 2020
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European sweets in a French village
Liege waffles, salted caramel éclairs, madeleines and moreNearly 30 years have passed since the residential area called Seorae Village began to earn itself a reputation as a charming French neighborhood. Drawn to the baguettes spun out by the landmark Paris Croissant, and to the quaint wine s
Sept. 16, 2011
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Hobaktteok (Pumpkin rice cake)
Hobaktteok is a type of rice cake made with non-glutinous rice powder and steamed pumpkin. Tteok has a long history in Korea. It can be served as a main dish as a substitute for rice, or as a special food for a festive day or birthday. There are various kinds of tteok with different ingredients. Hob
Sept. 16, 2011
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India bites into Korean cuisine
Taj Mahal hotel group hosts Korean Food Promotion events in Mumbai, New DelhiMUMBAI ― Korean cuisine was introduced to Mumbai, India, for the first time Wednesday night.The Korean Food Promotion, jointly organized by the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel and Corea Image Communication Institute, kicked off with
Sept. 15, 2011
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First Asian wine master brings Asian vocab to wine
The first Asian Master of Wine wondered why only Western ingredients were used to describe wines and decided to try using those from Asia. “The significance of Asian cuisine is a pretty major force all over the world. You see Chinese restaurants, Korean restaurants and Japanese restaurants everywher
Sept. 13, 2011
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Wine of the Week: 2009 Roccafiore Grechetto di Todi ‘Fiorfiore’
Fiorfiore is pale gold with a scent of tropical fruit and flowers. The 2009 is rich and round, but with a nice snap of acidity. (Los Angeles Times/MCT)The white grape Grechetto has a long history in Umbria in central Italy. It’s an essential part of the blend for the region’s best-known white, Orvie
Sept. 9, 2011
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Daehajjim (Steamed prawns)
Daehajjim is a dish of large prawns steamed with seasoning. It has a light and clean taste. Daeha are large prawns that can be up to 25 cm long. Prawns are considered to be a healthy food that strengthens the kidney and provides vitality. Prawns contain a fair amount of good quality protein, calcium
Sept. 9, 2011
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Songpyeon, a perennial Chuseok treat
Crafted classic or done up like haute couture, the sweet stands the test of timeSongpyeon, half moon-shaped rice cakes steamed over a fragrant bed of pine needles, are synonymous with Chuseok. Celebrated on Sept. 12 this year, the traditional harvest festival culminates with the ancestral rites, the
Sept. 9, 2011
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Denny's launches beefy mac ’n cheese sandwich
Denny’s -- the US-based all-night casual dining chain that makes a sport of topping itself in extreme foods -- is at it again with the launch of a grilled cheese sandwich stuffed with macaroni and cheese and a beef patty blanketed in Frisco sauce.Mac 'N Cheese Big Daddy Patty Melt (Denny's)Their Mac
Sept. 4, 2011
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Yukwonjeon (Pan-fried beef patties)
Yukwonjeon (Institute of Traditional Korean Food)Yukwonjeon is a dish of ground beef or pork and tofu, shaped into patties then pan-fried. There are two thoughts on how the dish got its name. One is that the name came from the round shape of meat, and the other is from the shape of the patties which
Sept. 2, 2011
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Old colonial period turf morphs into gourmet cul-de-sac
Two eateries set up shop in historic Tongui-dong buildingsTwo eateries ― Gastro Tong and Euro Gourmet ― have set up shop on a little tuft of historic turf down in Seoul’s Tongui-dong. Property owner Cho Kyu-yuen, who converted another space into an atelier called Creer, revealed that her clutch of b
Sept. 2, 2011
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Wine of the week: 2010 Bodega Eduardo Pena ‘Maria Andrea’
I’m always on the lookout for something other than Chardonnay or even Sauvignon Blanc for a warm weather white. Recently I tasted the 2010 “Maria Andrea” from Bodega Eduardo Pena in Galicia. Brought in by the excellent local importer Antalva Imports in Los Angeles, Maria Andrea is an unusual blend ―
Sept. 2, 2011
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Beoseot-jeongol (mixed mushroom hotpot)
Beoseot-jeongol is a hotpot made of different types of mushrooms and vegetables. This dish is clear, light in taste and has a wonderful aroma of mushrooms. It is a stew for the autumn season when the cold wind starts to blow. In olden days, people believed that mushrooms have a medicinal effect and
Aug. 26, 2011
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Steak still going strong
Two new places offer a delicious take on grilled beefThough the dry-aged steak trend swept through Seoul a year ago, the fervor for grilled slabs of beef has yet to fizzle. Two new establishments specializing in steak opened this year, a sure sign that there is always room for more meat. What is int
Aug. 26, 2011
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Wine of the week: 2009 Les Halos de Jupiter Vacqueyras
For Les Halos de Jupiter’s Philippe Cambie, “Grenache is the king of all grapes and the natural leader of all Rhone varietals.” The southern Rhone rising-star enologist makes wines for a number of famed estates, but Les Halos de Jupiter is his own project.His Vacqueyras is a blend of 83 percent Gren
Aug. 26, 2011
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Oakwood offers ice cream promotion
With the sizzling summer back again, Oakwood Premier Coex Center Seoul’s lounge is offering an ice cream promotion until Aug. 31. Various types of specially made ice cream will be served, including banana splits with four different flavors of ice cream, ice cream with seasonal fresh fruits combined
Aug. 19, 2011
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Singapore Grand Prix to kick off on Sept. 16
Asia’s biggest sports and entertainment festival Singapore Grand Prix will take place from Sept. 16 to Sept. 25 in the country. It offers the world’s only night-time Formula 1 race. The 2011 Formula 1 Singtel Singapore Grand Prix will have Linkin Park as the headlining band on Race Day of Sept. 25 o
Aug. 19, 2011
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Malaysia to hold Islamic festival
Malaysia’s Tourism Board said the nation will hold one of the largest festivals in the country, Hari Raya Aidilfitri, from Aug. 30, celebrating the ending of the one-month fasting for Ramadan. Non Muslims can also join the festival which will run for two days. Hosted by the Chief Minister of Sabah a
Aug. 19, 2011
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Cathay Pacific’s budget tickets to Hong Kong
Cathay Pacific said it will offer a discount on tickets leaving Seoul for Hong Kong from Sept. 1-29, except for Sept. 9-11, only though its website at www.cathaypacific.com/kr from Aug. 22 to Aug. 25. While the airliner offers “Getaway Surprise” tickets every month, the promotion tickets for Seoul-H
Aug. 19, 2011
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Songpyeon (Half-moon shape rice cake)
Songpyeon is a type of rice cake made by kneading rice powder with hot water and stuffing the dough with beans, sesame, chestnuts and other fillings. The rice cake is shaped into a half-moon and steamed. Songpyeon is served without fail on Chuseok, the biggest holiday in Korea. On the eve of Chuseok
Aug. 19, 2011
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Umami Burger’s brand is sizzling
LOS ANGELES ― Umami Burger, the California burger chain with a modern spin and cross-cultural vibe, has struck a chord with Angelenos and now has the potential to join McDonald’s, Fatburger, In-N-Out and Tommy’s Hamburgers as one of California’s best-known exports. To celebrate, Umami founder Adam F
Aug. 19, 2011