Comments on: Unexpectedly good Korean food http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/ The sometimes damsel in distress Sun, 20 Jul 2008 01:40:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Qiaoyun http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-59518 Qiaoyun Mon, 07 Apr 2008 07:18:35 +0000 http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-59518 <b>Hisham:</b> Thanks! Good meeting you too and thanks for dropping by my blog! ;) <b>modchip:</b> You can try it yourself at home lah. Make some soup and chill it. lol. Hisham: Thanks! Good meeting you too and thanks for dropping by my blog! ;)

modchip: You can try it yourself at home lah. Make some soup and chill it. lol.

]]> By: modchip http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-58352 modchip Fri, 04 Apr 2008 05:47:50 +0000 http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-58352 Ehehehe, soup-flavoured ice sounds really weird, I hope I get a chance to taste it in my lifetime. LOL. Ehehehe, soup-flavoured ice sounds really weird, I hope I get a chance to taste it in my lifetime. LOL.

]]> By: Hisham http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-57418 Hisham Thu, 03 Apr 2008 02:57:33 +0000 http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-57418 Nice pix! :) - good to have met you. Nice pix! :) - good to have met you.

]]> By: Qiaoyun http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-56729 Qiaoyun Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:28:37 +0000 http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-56729 <b>modchip:</b> Well, the Japanese and Korean are really fond of eating noodles with ice, so it's pretty common. But soup-flavoured ice isn't that common, I think. Well, it's the first time I've seen it, anyway. :P <b>Rykarx:</b> Haha... that's so funny. So that's how the cafe gets its business. From cheapo people in a hurry! I guess there aren't many of us... since it looks pretty empty most of the time. <b>Mike M:</b> Hmm? <b>Ashtar83:</b> I hope the other food items are nice, too. Haha. I really have to go try it again soon! <b>mer:</b> HAHAHA. What are the odds of so many of us just happening to try that place because we were in a hurry??? Totally weird! Okay, so maybe not all the food there is nice. And I do agree with the atmosphere. The shop counter is too big and covers like 3/4 of the cafe opening, which really makes it psychologically a turnoff, I think. <b>plushiehamsta:</b> Haha. I wonder if you can get soup-flavoured ice in the USA? I suppose you could make it yourself! About snapping photos, I suppose once in a while, people will stare. But bloggers armed with cameras (especially taking photos of food) are starting to get very common in Singapore, so I think most people already understand what's up! It's said that you can recognise a blogger in Singapore by how he takes photos of his food before he eats it! modchip: Well, the Japanese and Korean are really fond of eating noodles with ice, so it’s pretty common. But soup-flavoured ice isn’t that common, I think. Well, it’s the first time I’ve seen it, anyway. :P

Rykarx: Haha… that’s so funny. So that’s how the cafe gets its business. From cheapo people in a hurry! I guess there aren’t many of us… since it looks pretty empty most of the time.

Mike M: Hmm?

Ashtar83: I hope the other food items are nice, too. Haha. I really have to go try it again soon!

mer: HAHAHA. What are the odds of so many of us just happening to try that place because we were in a hurry??? Totally weird!

Okay, so maybe not all the food there is nice. And I do agree with the atmosphere. The shop counter is too big and covers like 3/4 of the cafe opening, which really makes it psychologically a turnoff, I think.

plushiehamsta: Haha. I wonder if you can get soup-flavoured ice in the USA? I suppose you could make it yourself!

About snapping photos, I suppose once in a while, people will stare. But bloggers armed with cameras (especially taking photos of food) are starting to get very common in Singapore, so I think most people already understand what’s up! It’s said that you can recognise a blogger in Singapore by how he takes photos of his food before he eats it!

]]> By: plushiehamsta http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-55974 plushiehamsta Wed, 02 Apr 2008 01:25:07 +0000 http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-55974 OMG. It looks so yummmmm D: I WANT TO TRY SOUP FLAVORED ICE!! XD But, I have a question...doesn't anybody, like...look at you...<i>strangely</i> when you bring in a camera and start snsapping photos? LOL! OMG. It looks so yummmmm D: I WANT TO TRY SOUP FLAVORED ICE!! XD

But, I have a question…doesn’t anybody, like…look at you…strangely when you bring in a camera and start snsapping photos? LOL!

]]> By: mer http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-55762 mer Tue, 01 Apr 2008 14:26:00 +0000 http://sheylara.com/2008/03/31/unexpectedly-good-korean-food/#comment-55762 Haha I ate at that place before! I was ALSO rushing and didn't want to spend so much so I ended up there. I had the hotplate beef which wasn't fantastic...beef was too dry and not very tasty. There weren't a lot of beef slices too. Didn't really enjoy eating there or maybe I ordered the wrong thing... I also felt that the atmosphere was quite weird..the place felt like it didn't fit in the rest of suntec. haha..but one gd thing was that the food came rather fast! Haha I ate at that place before! I was ALSO rushing and didn’t want to spend so much so I ended up there.

I had the hotplate beef which wasn’t fantastic…beef was too dry and not very tasty. There weren’t a lot of beef slices too. Didn’t really enjoy eating there or maybe I ordered the wrong thing…

I also felt that the atmosphere was quite weird..the place felt like it didn’t fit in the rest of suntec. haha..but one gd thing was that the food came rather fast!

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