Yes, food is going to be a bit of a challenge....

[dagibbs]

The hotel has 3 food places... a coffee shop with no meals, a Japanese restaurant (which had a children's birthday party this evening) and a Japanese pub, which had a bilingual, I think, menu. Bilingual in Korean and Japanese. I ended up eating salmon sushi because one of the serving people could find that on the menu for me. Also seaweed salad, because that arrived at the table, too.

There is, though, the odd scattering of English all over the place... the coffee shop has a big English poster/ad about coffee, for example.

Comments

[tlatoani.livejournal.com]

I know the cuisine well. I can tell you some dishes. But I've never been to Korea, there's probably a lot I don't know that you might miss out on, and it's more fun to explore.