Dokkaebi Korean Novels & Stories

Ashton pulls out a chair for Ivy to sit in before he walks around and sits opposite her. A woman in her seemingly mid forties approaches them. "Welcome to Dahee. What would you like to have?" The duo peruse the menu and think quietly. Ivy speaks first. "I would like some Udon noodles and Tteobokki." Ivy smiles while the woman chuckles. "Your accent is quite heavy on the words, they are pronounced as Udon and Tteobokki. It's quite simple but I'm native Korean so it's probably easier for me."

It was romantic. Fran, on the other hand, did not understand why she would like the location, though. There was nothing to see except for the river. Aside from that, the sun was blazing hot. Angelique looked around and spotted a food stand a few feet away. “Oh, there it is!” she grabbed Fran’s hand and dragged him. She looked at the delectable food in the food stand. There were tteokbokki (rice cakes) and odeng (fish cakes) in spicy sauce. She had always seen these kinds of food in Korean dramas she loved to watch since high school.

'She nodded. Seokjun looked at the menu and said in one breath, 'I want Bulgogi, Japchae, kimchi fried rice, Tekbooki, Sundubu-Jjigae, Bibimbap, Seolleongtang, Haemul-Pajeon, Soondae, Kimchi Guksu and of course Soju'. She looked at him with her lips open. He smiled at her and said, 'You can order for yourself too'. She widened her eyes and asked, 'You ordered everything just for yourself'?

Alicia glanced around, her fingers brushing over the old-style décor. “This place is beautiful,” she said softly. “My late father loved Korean dishes. I guess I picked that from him.” He looked pleased. “I wasn’t sure if you had tried Korean food before, but I thought we should have a quiet evening. I have good taste buds,” he added with a wink. “I ordered something nice already.” Minutes later, a white Korean man brought out their dishes: Bibimbap, spicy Tteokbokki, and a small bottle of Soju.

She wondered why she was so mad. *Calm down, breathe in and out.." She told herself. "I'm fine, I'm just hungry..." She said and sat down. "Well, let me get your food for you..." Chelsea said and walked into the kitchen. She remembered the strange girl. She was beautiful but not pretty than her. Her hair was blonde and long, she had big brown eyes and her lips were pale pink. Well, she is beautiful but,,, not more than me" She said. Chelsea walked in with a bowl of Hoeddeok( a Korean special delicacy) and she gave it to her which she collected with a sigh.

Which is filled with, different disges It's Hoddeok (sweet Syrupy pancake), Bulgogi (marinated beef barbecue), Samgyeopsal (Pork strips), Japchae (stir-fried noodles), Kimchi (fermented vegetables), Tteokbokki(spicy rice cake), sundubu-jjigae (soft tofu stew), bibimbap (mixed rice), seolleongtang (ox bone soup), haemul pajeon( seafood vegetable pancake), samgyetang (Ginseng chicken soup) and many other dishes. The heck this guy never ceases to amaze me.

Ha-Yun advised with a supportive smile. "Thanks, Yun. Your wisdom and encouragement mean a lot," Kimora expressed genuinely. "Always here for you, Kim. You're my ride-or-die," Ha-Yun affectionately squeezed her friend's shoulder. "The feast is served," the waitress announced, placing a spread of tteokbokki, spicy noodles, kimbap, fried chicken, and a strawberry soju cocktail before them. It had been a while since Kimora indulged in Korean cuisine, and she was grateful to share this moment with Ha-Yun. The familiar taste brought her a sense of comfort.

That thought made Aura startle for a few seconds. 'Is this what they call a craving?' Aura wondered unconsciously while rubbing her stomach, still flat, showing no signs of pregnancy except for the frequent morning nausea in recent times. "Alright. I'll buy it now. Contact me if you want something else." "Hmm, thank you." Axel had no difficulty finding Aura's order because dak-juk is a common breakfast in Korea, just like in Indonesia.

Travis spat with a rumbling laughter as he entwined his fingers. "I've figured. But-t-t trust me…you are going to love it." David spoke and soon, their order came about. It was two plates of tteokbokki and full cups of coke. For just a second, Travis squinted his eyes at the food and involuntarily released a nervous chuckle. "Is…this spicy?" He asked, pointing at the plate of tteokbokki, wearing a dangling, cracking smile.

The decor was stunning, with intricate Korean-patterned artworks hanging on the walls, and the dim lighting created a cozy ambiance that made me feel right at home. For starters, Kim Mike ordered a range of Korean dishes such as the deliciously savory Barbecue Pork and the Spicy Kimchi soup, which was filled with small pieces of tofu and South Korean Kimchi. I tried every dish and was utterly impressed by the quality and the unique flavors that each dish had to offer. Additionally, the waiters served us a selection of traditional side dishes that complimented the food exceptionally well.