"Seodomae"시오도메 in Gumi, South Korea

     I was in a world of my own.  This restaurant had wifi and delicious pork cutlet meals.  For the food you can see pictured above, I paid 8000 Korean wons.

Kunichi Hotdog in Gumi, South Korea, on a snowy night.

     Snow was here on Tuesday and gone on Wednesday.  Still, I enjoyed it while it was falling in big flakes.  I even enjoyed walking to the restaurant "Kunichi Hotdog" to enjoy a "Volcano Burger" served on china and coffee in a mug.  

Food Diary: Tuesday, February 5, 2013

     Ok!  I think I got plenty of protein out of this lunch!  Yea, that's peanut butter and blackberry jam on toasted bread!

It ain't fancy, but it's what I wanted!

     I wanted the protein and the whole grain carbohydrates.  I put tuna inside that multi-folded omelet.  I called it lunch after my workout at the gym.

"Angel In Us" in Bonggok-dong, Gumi (South Korea)

     They did it again!  They served a sandwich that was tasty and just the right size to go with my coffee while I was reading.

"Mango Six" coffee shop in Doryang-dong, Gumi (South Korea)

     I didn't want a BIG meal.  I didn't want to cook (and clean).  I didn't want to walk far.  So, I took a chance that this coffee shop would have something on the menu I'd be glad to order.  Their coffee has always been delicious.  They have self-serve ice cream - you pay by the weight of the ice cream and toppings you put into the dish.  On this day, I found out they had small pizzas.  I don't know if this will be a permanent part of their menu or just a seasonal special.  

     I ordered one.  It had chunks of mango on it.  Altogether, it was delicious!

"Gusto" coffee shop in Bonggok-dong, Gumi (South Korea)

      I had passed by this coffee shop daily while walking to and from the gym.  Finally, after having visited many other coffee shops nearby, I visited this one.  I found it to be a perfect place for reading.  I adored the interior.

     Besides good coffee, their menu features a variety of bread items like waffles, bagels, pretzels, and walnut brownies (like the line pictured above).