My sister-in-law took us to Itaewon for NY Pizza with cousins.

This gotta be Chloe’s favorite place in Seoul… brightly lit two-storey Starfield Library. It’s located in the largest underground shopping center in Asia, COEX Mall and it’s filled with over 50,000 books.

My first ddukbokki. Yum! 

Kids and I decided Nang-myun is our favorite Korean food this summer. It is perrrrrfect.

The last leg of the trip:  4 hours ride to go home.

Thank you Mom & Dad for this amazing, unforgettable trip!!! And thank you to my kiddos for being awesome travel buddies! You guys are my favorite kids! 😉

Today’s the last day we’ll have this amazing breakfast buffet at hotels. I was just getting used to this lifestyle!

Here’s the live octopus~~~!

She took it for the team! Haha, I ate one too but after it stopped wriggling. Chloe ate one too!

As our journey continues and we do have a quiet some time on the bus. Kids are good at entertaining themselves.

Can’t forget the sunscreen in-between the stops.

Our next destination brings us to a famous fish market

This town is known for Honey bread (? ?) and where Chungmu Gimbap (????), which is Shane’s favorite kind of Gimbap, originated from!

He had two servings by himself. Whoa.

One of my fave Korean dish: Kalbi Jjim (Braised short ribs)

This was one of the best meals I had on this trip.

After the big breakfast, we head to explore this port city.

We arrived in Yeosu for dinner. It is a port city on South Korea’s East China Sea coast.

View from our hotel room.

Our next stop is Suncheon. It is a city in South Jeolla Province,  a scenic agricultural and industrial city

We spent about 2 hours enjoying the reserve by doing the walk along the boardwalk through the reeds.

Beautiful boardwalks through the reeds despite the blazing sun. 

So peaceful…

We saw crabs and mudskippers on a mud or climbing up grasses.

We rushed into a cafe to cool off. It is H O T.