Novel & Cerita Korean Dokkaebi

“I wish you could too babe. I promise to bring as many souvenirs as I can when I’m back. And video calls too. It’ll be like you’re there with me too if we’re always on Facetime. “ “You had better! And don’t forget to try all the delicious food too. Bulgogi, Bibimbap, Kimchi, Korean beef and Soju.” Both their mouths watered as Irene listed all the yummy dishes TJ had to try. “Oh and don’t forget to visit a noraebang!” “Noraebang?” TJ asked, her brows furrowed in confusion. Irene laughed at her bewildered face “A karaoke room dummy. You have to go belt out your favourite K-pop songs! It’s a must!”

"Dakho is an unusual name, wouldn't you say? I looked it up. It seems it is Korean." Klempner raises eyes heavenward, lets out an exasperated gasp. "Yes, Dakho is Korean." Stanton, with the look of having found the fourth ace, "South Korea I assume?" "No... The other one." "North Korea?" Stanton's eyes widen. "Dakho is from North Korea?" "Yes." Klempner sweeps the room with his gaze. "The man saved my life. What do you think would happen to him if he were caught?"

Aiko proposed. "Very creative Aiko," I said teasingly, "but it isn't bad!" she cried out to me, Amber and I laughed. For the rest of the time, we just chatted. Aiko suggested this Korean restaurant she made us try Bibimbap, (Korean Rice Bowl) it was phenomenal.

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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.

They looked like one big family, and Declan was shoved into his chair. “Chef and I made Mandoo. It’s a traditional Korean dumpling with 2 different fillings. Ground beef or pulled pork.” Sienna explained and sat next to Declan. “I hope everyone enjoys.” She stated as they tucked into the meal. Declan took a bite and let the delicious flavours fill his mouth. Sienna watched him and smiled as he enjoyed the food, which made her happy.

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.

, The stall owner asks from inside. " Ham..I want it..Aru..I want Tteokbokki.", Dae says munching on his kimbap whilst tugging on the older's shirt sleeves. Aroon motions the man to bring the said dish and the man serves the dish into a plate and brings it to the boys. Dae hurriedly takes it from the plate and taste it. " wow ! It's delicious.", he says smiling and the man smiles proudly as he could understand the boy just complimented him.

"Lol. We are using our master's card to pay but we almost forgot his order." "What is your name sir?" Lady inquired. "Just put 'Booseoksoon'," Dokyeom responded with a smile shining like a sun. The reason why he made it BooSeokSoon is because it is the combination of their name. Boo, for Seungkwan's surname, Seok for Dokyeom's nickname, and Soon for Hoshi's Alias. "Mr. Booseoksoon, we will call your name if your drinks are ready. Please set aside."

He muttered with a chuckle before his voice slowly fades—a sign that he is now tracking back upstairs, away from the kitchen. Tito is still chuckling so I turn to look at him and saw him pulling out a chair. “You bought cooked foods for dinner?” I nod my head while smiling. “Yes, Tito. Have you tried Korean dishes before?” He nod my head with a smile, looking at the platter on top of the table. “My nephews usually took me into a Korean Restaurant before so I guess I am not that ignorant about these things.” He uttered before chuckling. I smiled, putting the Pork ribs on a plate. “I bought these, Tito and you should try some tteokboki. It’s a Korean rice cake, here, you can try this one.” I m