About 900 French expats, approximately half of the total French population in Korea, live in Seorae. Hence, it’s called “little France” - or “petite France.” French people began moving in.
French Embassy School in Korea moved there in 1985. As the French corporations such as Carrefour, CLSA, and Bank Renault began to enter Korea post 1991.
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This is probably the most beautiful flower shop I’ve ever seen. It more beautiful than ones I’ve seen in holland and the french riviera. Buy a rose and send a picture to someone you love too.
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With my boys Eric, pro baseballer and BJ, owner of Social Club Garosu Gil, Sinsa, Seoul, and a bottle of bubbles.
I can’t eat tacos in Seoul. I lived in Mexico City. I can’t eat pizza in Seoul. I lived in New York and in Milan.
What I can eat in Seoul is the Paella. I can eat the Spanish Steak. And I can drink the Spanish Sangria. Man, can I drink the Spanish Sangria.
This is all because young Korean entrepreneur and restraunteur, Marc C W, Is also a Spaniard.
He brings straight from Spain, authentic spanish cuisine, cullinary culture, and the finest Cava you’d have a hard time getting even in Barcelona.
If you want to dine on oddly spacious tables that make you feel like you’re at home but along side yun-ae-een-dul (celebrities) and mega corporation CEOs at a price that will make you wonder if Marc accidentally omitted a Zero on your bill, Give Mi Casa in Chungdam Dong a whole evening. More importantly, give Mi Casa a totally empty stomach. You’ll need it for the rediculously delicious bread and sauces that you’ll devour before you even look at the menu. My close friends Heath and Mina struggle with this every time they go.
Me personally, I go obviously for the food. But tonight, I’m going to go to Mi Casa to speak Spanish with Marc. I’m bringing a beautiful Seoul woman with me. I hope Boyoung Ssi will be half as impressed with me as I am with Mi Casa.
I started HackingTravel.com because I travel for business. My company is growing so fast that I never have time to enjoy the cities I work in. So Hackingtravel is my memory bank. It's where I go when I have some random Wednesday night to think back before I get a call from some other time zone.
Oddly, since my blog started getting popular, hotels and restaurants now give me major discounts. I recommend doing the same.
I'm Bob Wan Kim: http://facebook.com/bob.wan.kim
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Traveling as a couple can be stressful and expensive. Oddly, it's the opposite of living as a couple. Living together is economical. You shop for two, pay rent with two, and stay in at nights just watching movies.
But traveling isn't that way. When you travel, you're compelled to buy dinner out and cover the bill for your lover. You don't have a car so you'll need a cab--although you'd prefer a Towncar. You might even go out for drinks every night.
Well, Hackingtravel.com will show you how to travel like a king on a pawn's budget. Enjoy!
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