Well at least Seoul is. Have you seen the kimchi guys there? They look like they puked out of their ass and poo'd out of their mouth. But the kimchi tasted good.

I think it depends what your after in life. It's not everyones cup of tea. Korea is not a popular tourist destination but it's a pretty up and coming country right now and has quite a few things going for it that other (first world) countries still slack behind in.

What he means is he only went there for the broadband.

And hot korean girls.

And I say what else is there in life?

Good food. Most korean food doesn't set well with me for some reason, I always feel kind of sick after eating. I found chinese to be much better.

I'm not a huge fan of Asian cuisine in general, so I don't really ever see myself even visiting those parts of the world. (That's beside the fact that I hate traveling in general. ) Give me a good pizza any day.

American pizza is quite fattening.

And yet with me it's the reverse. Chinese food upsets me more. But you can't beat some of those sweet dishes, something Koreans just can't make that well. Luckily there are plenty of alternative foods here so you don't have to stick with that Korean cuisine. And yes, a true Pizza is grand but best not to be eaten too often.

2008 looks to be a crap year too.

For me anyway.

I have no problem with most Korean or Chinese cuisine (I won't eat certain delicacy), and I love Japanese food too. Pizza's always good

Has anyone ever tried Thai? My brother can't get enough of it, but hates Chinese: He says its too greasy.

I, completely to the contrary love chinese, and find Thai to be quite absolutely dispicable.

kosh wrote:American pizza is quite fattening.

My gut tells me it doesn't really care.

Your heart will have a few things to say about it though.

Be thankful we all have the choice of so many cuisines

ghhyrd wrote:Has anyone ever tried Thai? My brother can't get enough of it, but hates Chinese: He says its too greasy.

I, completely to the contrary love chinese, and find Thai to be quite absolutely dispicable.

In my experience it's only really 'fake' chinese that's greasy - there's a world of difference between that (including actual restaurants on the high street et al - i.e. anywhere in the western world with more western than chinese customers) and the proper Chinese places I've been to.

I'd imagine the same applies to Thai et al, too... would love to get some proper Japanese sushi sometimes. And Korean barbeque is the bestest.