Unplanned trip

My parents and I hit the road and we didn’t plan anywhere, so we stopped by in Vegas and had some great Korean Food and Boba drinks. I played some of arcade games and won lots of tickets and I exchanged them to toys which was a water gun. And from there to Grand Canyon and I’ve seen very beautiful scenes and at night time I’ve seen so many stars and then I saw a shooting star and I’ve never seen that many stars out at night. The very next day we drove to Canyon Valley Scene and it was phenomenal I can still picture it South rim of Grand Canyon on the way back home we stopped by Zions National Park and hiked up to Angel’s Landing it was difficult, I won’t try for another few years but I will definitely go back to revisit and sometimes I think unplanned trips is a better than planned.

How to make kimchi stew

Today we’ll be walking through steps on how to make a Korean Dish called Kimchi Stew. Step 1, put water in the pot half way and chop the pork and boil together and once the pork is getting cooked then you put decent size of kimchi, first you cut the kimchi into smaller bits and then put it in the water, once it’s boiled and you turn it down to the lower temperature and cut the decent size of the spam and dump it into the water and as soon as tuna goes into the stew. And you put Korean Red Pepper put couple of table spoons in to the stew (It depends on how spicy you want to make the stew.) And then you continue to check to see if the stew over flows or not and then until kimchi is soft enough then you put some sugar in it because sugar does make stew sweet and spicy and you put the beef powder broth and boil it. It will usually take 2 hours with the slow cooking time it makes you to be patient and brings delicious bone appetite.
(Shorter Recipe:

Step 1. put the water and boil with pork
Step 2. put kimchi in the water (spicy cabbage Korean Traditional Food)
Step 3 put spam and tuna in the water
Step 4 cook approximately 2 hours in low temperature.
Step 5 Enjoy and eat)

 

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Korean Restaurant Review

A Korean restaurant was a horrible experience when our family went out to eat there for dinner! The food wasn’t that bad but the price and workers were horrible! Prices ranged to 40-100$ and the workers only took our order once and never came to give us our water. They were talking to their friends at another table instead of doing their job. It’s unbelievable how this place is still in business to this day. The workers seemed really lazy and they just sat around doing nothing most of the time. I would definitely not recommend going to this place with your family at all!

 

This is one of the foods that was really expensive just for a small portion, do you think it’s a good price for a small for a small portion?

Jajangmyeon (Noodles in Black Bean Sauce) - Korean Bapsang

The food wasn’t so bad but the portion, workers, and price were the main problem!! Still wouldn’t recommend unless you’re in it for the food.

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