In the last week, I've been revisiting the eateries in my area. Something I haven't done in a while. Most of the time, I've been running around to all the different parts of Seoul looking for these hidden little eateries- in search for the Holy Grail in a way. Most of these places have been quite disappointing.
On Friday, I went to Indigo in Haebangchon (down from Noksopyeong Exit 2). I had not been to Indigo for almost 6 months, but my friends wanted to meet there so I went.
I ordered the chicken sandwich and I think it had about 3 chicken breasts in there. The meat was a tad dry (it would have been awesome with a bit of lemon aioli or...cranberry sauce). I have to admit it wasn't a bad sandwich at all. My friend Jema got the omelet- also very big and it was shaped a bit like football. They baked the omelet in the oven (or is it the microwave) so it was puffed up like a blister. It was alright, but I prefer my omelets done correctly in a pan.
The best sandwich of the bunch was the salmon with cream cheese. The bagel was toasted so the cream cheese was a tad melted. The salmon was alright as well. It wasn't made in house, but it was good with the cream cheese and the salmon.
I'm glad I revisited Indigo. It was good food at a good price. Oh, and I didn't know so many of my friends go there. It's nice to run into old acquaintances- it's short of like my Cheers.
So where did you eat this weekend? Any place good? Leave a note in the comments.
Dan
On Friday, I went to Indigo in Haebangchon (down from Noksopyeong Exit 2). I had not been to Indigo for almost 6 months, but my friends wanted to meet there so I went.
I ordered the chicken sandwich and I think it had about 3 chicken breasts in there. The meat was a tad dry (it would have been awesome with a bit of lemon aioli or...cranberry sauce). I have to admit it wasn't a bad sandwich at all. My friend Jema got the omelet- also very big and it was shaped a bit like football. They baked the omelet in the oven (or is it the microwave) so it was puffed up like a blister. It was alright, but I prefer my omelets done correctly in a pan.
The best sandwich of the bunch was the salmon with cream cheese. The bagel was toasted so the cream cheese was a tad melted. The salmon was alright as well. It wasn't made in house, but it was good with the cream cheese and the salmon.
I'm glad I revisited Indigo. It was good food at a good price. Oh, and I didn't know so many of my friends go there. It's nice to run into old acquaintances- it's short of like my Cheers.
So where did you eat this weekend? Any place good? Leave a note in the comments.
Dan
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| Chicken Sandwich |
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| Salmon Bagel |
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| The Football-esque Omelet |
We ate at the Macaroni Market in Itaewon. Sometimes you just need a big old bowl of comfort food. We both had mac and cheese and caesar salad. It is definitely the kind of place to go when you don't plan on any other substantial meals for the day. It was great.
ReplyDeleteLooking at the picture, you can easily tell that 'omelet' was cooked in a pan.
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