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My wife Ying and I, along with her sisters decided to take a trip to Seoul, South Korea from Bangkok. We boarded the late night flight in Bangkok and landed bright and early first thing in the morning at Seoul Incheon International Airport. After grabbing our bags, we bought T-money cards for transportation, and then we caught the train metro from the airport to Seoul Station. It’s very easy to use and it’s pretty affordable too at just 3,250 Won ($2.73) per person for the ride. The train ride from Incheon airport to Seoul Station takes about one hour.
After arriving to Seoul Station, we put our bags into the lockers provided and we were all very hungry. Just outside Seoul Station, we just walked around and I saw a restaurant that specializes in a Korean food called gamjatang, and we decided to eat there immediately. We ordered the full family sizes hot pot of gamjatang, which turned out to be extremely delicious, and it’s one of my personal favorite Korean foods. Gamjatang is a pork bone and potato stew, and we got the version that included kimchi as well. It was incredibly good.
After doing a little bit of sightseeing, we then headed to check into our Airbnb. There was a little bit of a surprise when we checked in, but luckily it all worked out fine in the end and it was a pretty good place to stay.
It was a great first day in Seoul, and traveling from Bangkok to Seoul. Stay tuned for this entire series of Seoul travel and food videos!
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Stay tuned for new videos from this Seoul travel guide and food series on Sunday and Wednesday at 8 PM Bangkok (GMT+7). Thank you for watching!
My wife Ying and I, along with her sisters decided to take a trip to Seoul, South Korea from Bangkok. We boarded the late night flight in Bangkok and landed bright and early first thing in the morning at Seoul Incheon International Airport. After grabbing our bags, we bought T-money cards for transportation, and then we caught the train metro from the airport to Seoul Station. It’s very easy to use and it’s pretty affordable too at just 3,250 Won ($2.73) per person for the ride. The train ride from Incheon airport to Seoul Station takes about one hour.
After arriving to Seoul Station, we put our bags into the lockers provided and we were all very hungry. Just outside Seoul Station, we just walked around and I saw a restaurant that specializes in a Korean food called gamjatang, and we decided to eat there immediately. We ordered the full family sizes hot pot of gamjatang, which turned out to be extremely delicious, and it’s one of my personal favorite Korean foods. Gamjatang is a pork bone and potato stew, and we got the version that included kimchi as well. It was incredibly good.
After doing a little bit of sightseeing, we then headed to check into our Airbnb. There was a little bit of a surprise when we checked in, but luckily it all worked out fine in the end and it was a pretty good place to stay.
It was a great first day in Seoul, and traveling from Bangkok to Seoul. Stay tuned for this entire series of Seoul travel and food videos!
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He did not like the flight food. He was just being polite 😆
Love your Korean food videos. I've been to Korea so i can relate to the great food experience there too.
When you guys went to jeonju did the sisters fly back to Bangkok?
맨 마지막에 먹은것은 미더덕 이라는것입니다 씹어서 물과 약간의 살만 먹고 뱉어내면 됍니다.
I love when you show us the delicious Korea foods my mouth watering this summer will go to LA California to see my daughter and she promised to take me to L.A. Korea town.
Moving the mouth from left to right with eyes closed.same expression in every videos.
That soup looked delicious. Seoul was where I was born these videos make me remind me where I came from.
Pre-paid cards WOW …now that will be a load off my mind! I will not have to worry about conversions from American to Korean.
You'd better not swallow the hardshell of Miduduk after eating its juice ^^, even though 6 years have passed, I hope you had great time in Korea.
your face after every bite is stupid man
Mark eat's alot but the walking makes him lose the weight. That's why his slim.
I like how Mark lists the price in USD even though hes from Vietnam… thanks Mark!