Berlin. On top of the hill across from McDonalds in Itaewon. They make a decent martini, but the best thing about this place is the view. It overlooks the Itaewon Street. After the classy Berlin Bar, I ended up at my local bar: Phillies. After a beer and a shot (I had to get Crown Royal because they don't carry Jameson any more- BOOO!). The wings are great. They are big, cooked all the way through and the sauce is spicy and vinegary- just the way I like it.

Vegetarian in Korea is a great blog written by Chalica Pack. She is a regular contributor to Groove Magazine and someone I enjoy dining with. These are the articles that appeared in this month's Groove magazine. Check out her blog at www.vegetarianinkorea.com  for pictures of the restaurants. Dan Vegetarian Friendly Restaurants in Seoul Written and Photographed by Chalica Pack This article comes courtesy of Groove Magazine in Seoul Finding vegetarian friendly restaurants in Seoul can be a bit challenging if you don't know where to look. Let me try to point you in the right direction with three of my finds to get you started. Sobahn Cafe Cafe Sobahn is owned by one of  Korean's largest food companies (CJ Foodville) but when you step inside, you feel like you are in a down to earth, back to basics eatery. Part of that feel comes from the greenhouse that greets you when you walk in-they grow many of the sprouts they use on their dishes. The greenhouse shows ho...