One of the
highlights during my Busan trip was I attended a cooking class. Travelled all
the way from Haeundae to Dongnae, we met these beautiful and friendly sisters
who patiently waited for us at the train station and then chauffeured us to
their apartment.
Without wasting
much time, we made ourselves comfortable in their apartment while constantly
amazed with their well-equipped kitchen, tidied living hall, clean toilet and
even, checking the view at the outside.
I couldn’t
remember their names so I would just address them as “The Sisters” – by right, we were supposed to do grocery shopping
and prepare the ingredients as part of the cooking class. However, when we were
there, they had prepared everything for us, leaving us to fire up the one and
only meal whereas the rest was taken care by them.
Check out our
cooking class!
Welcome drinks
Ingredients for most of our food
Cooking pajeon
Korean Pajeon (Pancake)
Korean Jiggae (Glass Noodle)
Beef Bulgogi
Souvenirs after the cooking class
Overall, we
were fully stuffed with homecooked Korean food. We were quite shy initially but
soon after, we just happily finished all of them. It was so delicious that it
got me to buy the Korean sesame oil and sesame seed at Busan itself. My gosh;
aunty-ness in me immediately sparked up then and there.
If you have some
time to spare when you are in Busan, you should experience the cooking class
too. Just follow the locals for one day and you would be amazed with their
culture that you might fall in love to it. Just like me…until today, I still cook
Korean food at home (though is not as
perfect as theirs).
Regards,
Foodiestravel
Foodiestravel
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