Inspire me Korea: November BOX

Hi everyone! Here's another unboxing for me and it's for the happy month of November :D

For the month of November, Inspire me Korea offers their Relax box :) The box has goodies for you to enjoy for this month, and here are the cutesies in it :D

The box includes 

- Panda Eye Patch - a perfect way to improve our eye circulation, suppress weak eye sight, have a good sleep environment and relieves eye strains and fatigue

- Socks - a good comfy socks for the cold winter weather or  a great fashion wear for your sandals or shoes :)

- Relax Magazine - a culmination of works of Inspire me Korea lovely writers and designers :)

- A Korean Snack -  I can say that this food taste like our Filipino Peanut Brittle, but I guess this taste better when you poured milk on it because of it's sweet taste

-Green Tea Brown Rice tea- As a tea lover, I never thought brown rice and green tea could taste this good. It's one of the best drink after long hours of working :D 

- Aloe Mask - of course the Inspire me Korea Box wouldn't be complete without their facial mask. A best way for a natural glowing skin :)

-Bookmark- specifically designed by Inspire me Korea's Artist :)

You can also check my unboxing video here :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRR_NIKJ02w

10 Korean Street Food You need to Try in Korea

Another part of my bucket list is to try this different Korean Street foods in Korea. I have been awed with hunger everytime this food is featured on a reality show or in a Korean drama. So if one day I have come to visit this country, I will surely taste it. So here's my top 10 Korean food I wanted to try :D

1, Odeng (Korean Fish Cake) 

Is a fish cake on a stick that is broiled in broth. This is one of the street foods that is mainly eaten in Korean Dramas :D 

2. Tteok-ppoki 

Korean Spicy Fish Cake or stir fried rice cakes

3. Tteokgalbi 

(photo from julven.blog.me)

Is a grilled short rib patties is a type of Korean food made from galbi, or short ribs

4. Bungeoppang 

a fish shaped pastry stuffed with sweetened red bean paste 

5. Churros 

A friend dough pastry that is commonly well known in Spain, Portugal, France, Philippines, Korea.

6. Tornado Potato 

Twisted Potatoes or Twisted Fries is a spiral cut potato is also one of a the popular Street food in Korea. 

7. Grilled Pork Sausage with Rice Cake

(photofromfooddiver)

8. Pooki Bang 

A pooped shaped pastry with nuttella filling

9. Gyeran Pang Korean Egg Bread

Steamed sweet muffin topped with soft cooked eggs and sunflower seeds. 

10. Booki 

Traditional Korean Sugar Candy

Bucket List :D

To try this Different Korean Street food in Korea :) 

10 things I would love to do in South Korea :D

I have always been dreaming about what should I do first if I visited South Korea. On the top of my list was supposed to be living the dream in a Drama (You know the different places Korean dramas where taken place). 

But for the whole bucket list thing, this is what I would want to do if I set my foot in Korea. So I drew my very own version of top 10 Things I like to do (SOMEDAY)

1. Of course NAMSAN.  To experience the panoramic view of Seoul, not to mention it's beauty during sunset and night time :D Well, I guess, I really need to have my very own lock to place at the tower :D hihihih :) 

2. To try their Street foods. Especially Fish CAKES and Tteopokki. 

3. To Dance Boombastic like Park Bo Gum :) 

it looks amazingly fun.... dancing with your Hanbok :)

4. To visit entertainment companies. Just to feel the vibes on what is it like to be there, where your unnies and oppas had trained years to give you major inspirations and reason why you want to visit their country :D

I would also love to visit SM TOWN COEXTRIUM you can basically read the KPOPPED blog here :D http://k-popped.com/2015/10/travel-smtown-at-coex-artium/

5. Drink coffee at Dal.Komm. Because Descendants :D 

6. To shop at myeongdong. They say all you want to see is here, and all you wanted to buy is here. 

7. Try their IIIIICCCCCCCEEEECRRREEEAAAAAM :D 

8. Enjoy Rides at Everland. Even if I am a scared y cat I still wanted to try just one ride :) ahahaha 

9. To visit the Do Min Joon Museum. 

I don't know if the museum/exhibit still exists, because according to some blogs I have read they had changed it to a different location.... OMO

10. I don't know if it's possible, but I hope and pray that I could meet my favorite idol and bond with them ( DREAM THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM)

Oh come on guys, stop staring at me as if I am DREAMING :D

I know you want me <3

my inner thoughts: I need to pinch you a little to get your head back :D

WHO KNOWS RIGHT? :D

A trip to Korean Cultural Center of the Philippines

Mancor Corporate Building, 2/F 32nd St, Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila(KCC is located at the back of Saint Lukes Medical Hospital :) 

Una at Huli by Eric De Leon Zamuco

The first time I went to KCC was back in March 2015, my best friend and I, including my brothers watched a free Movie Screening KCC had offered. During that time, an Art Exhibit (Somewhere out there) was also held at the KCC halls. Excited to see some artworks, we did our mini tour and some photo ops. 

In this exhibit, seven artists (3 Artists from the Philippines and 4 Artists from Korea) had express their experience through their art pieces and showed their glance of future. 

Looking through some artworks, I literally had mind blowing interpretation of some art pieces. I don't know if it's really what the artists felt while making it, but I guess a picture is a thousand words 

Writing by Jung Jae Ho

My second visit was during another art exhibit "Old & New". While the Somewhere Out There exhibit expresses their fruit of future, Old and New shows life during the past and the present, the memories of childhood and seeking the moderness of the world. 

Dalgang-dalgang by Lee Jung Eun

Travelogue about things by LeeJu Eun

Sotos by Song Yu Lim

Neverland by Kwon Oh Shin

Musical Instruments can be Found inside their Music Room :)

All I could see is Moon Embracing the Sun :D

Cute Little Hanboks on Wine :)

I could remember the frames my uncle had in our home before. I was so scared just by looking at them, and seeing them face to face for real (Bigger than my Face), it wasn't that bad after all!

Hello Yonghwa! :)

PS. There's also a library insde where you can browse different Korean Books and Music :) 

It's really nice to visit places like this, at least even if you can't lay your feet on the country itself, their cultural centers are sharing it all to us. :)