Eating out

This was quite an experience. First I had to get past the fact that I didn't see the kitchen, prepare the food, or understand a thing the guy was saying.

I went to a Korean resturant for dinner last night. This was fun. There was a group od 6 of us. The resturant was really neat looking. There were loveseats for chair to the table for some seats. Other had patio benches with little cushions on it that sat three people. In the center of the table, was a rectangle cut out and there the server put in a basket filled with hot coles. The menu was two pages. One page had about 5 different food choices on it. The other had a list of all the different drinks. (most of it was beer - go figure) Then we picked our the chicken and bef on the menu. The guy that brought use just kept nodding and agreeing with the guy. a few minutes later, the server brought out little bowls with oil, red stuff (it was very chewing and hard to swallow), cucumbers (with a sweet favor until you swallowed then it hit you - spicy) a basket of lettuce, a little bowl of a bland omlets rolled, kemchi, little seashells with some kind of ? muscle? in it, mustard sauce, and two kinds of rice (steamed and purple steamed)

A few minutes last he brought out the chicken and beef. It took a few minutes for the meats to be grilled. Then he put a little meat in everyone little bowl with the oil in it. I ate some purple rice and some meat. It was pretty good. Then I wrapped my rice in lettuce with meat, mustard and cucumbers. That was awesome. Then I took a sip of me tea. The tea was Jasmine tea. I had to get past the though of washing my hands from the jasmine smell. It was good too. The dinner experience was good. Sitting wiht new friends and eating food. It was a good way to spend a valentines night.