5 Foods Must try in Nami Island
- tootsbespinosa
- Jun 9, 2017
- 2 min read
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We all know that Korean has one of the best street foods all over the World and we’re so lucky to try some of them. And most of them are really delish and heavenly. Although the cost of their foods is not that cheap atleast it’s worth a try. As a food blogger, I really do appreciate all the foods around me maybe that’s why I have this body? LOL! Anyway enough for my body, (ugh!). These are the foods I do recommend you to try if you visit the Nami Island. I also do suggest that if you’re planning to eat in a restaurant, much better if you make time to prepare a food (if you have a kitchen where you’re staying at.) Or you can buy easy to cook foods in any convenient store. It’s a big savings for you if you really wanna try all of the street foods which I told you earlier, Korean foods are not that cheap.
The first food stall you will see is:
Nami Sausage
We also tried some Nami food, which are the Nami sausage topped by cheese and ketchup costs KRW 2,500 per stick. Taste good, like a normal sausage but I do love this than Arabic sausage. Maybe because I’m Asian that’s why I do appreciate their foods.
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Steamed bun
The steamed bun is really warm and soft. The red bean inside really blend well with the bun because of the fair sweetness. KRW 1,000 per bun.
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You can find this stall in the middle of the Island. This is Chad’s favorite so far.
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Pan fried rice cake
The delicious rice cake is filled with red bean paste and for just KRW 1,000 you will feel the crispy, combining with the velvety red bean paste to form a delicious blend of flavours. This was definitely worth the hype!
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Chicken Barbecue
The smell was so perfect and it looks tasty and delicious but I didn’t appreciate it. Maybe because it’s half cooked or maybe they didn’t cook it well. But I love the barbecue sauce they’ve used so I think it will be much better if they will cooked it well.
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Korean fried biscuit
If you’re looking for a snack while roaming around at the Island, stop over at their mini store and look for this. I don’t know if it can also be found in any convenient store in Seoul but we only tried this in Nami, and taste good! Perfect blend of sweet and salty.
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Hope this post helps you while you’re traveling or planning to go in South Korea. Please do share your stories on my blog if you’d been here or if you have any questions, I will make sure to reply as soon as possible. Xiao!
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