Friday Night Dinner

On Friday, I went to another traditional Korean dinner. The dinner was organized by an English teacher who teaches at Pyeongtaek University. There were about 35 – 40 people from Pyeongtaek and surrounding cities. Most of them were teachers, some worked for the military, and a few Koreans. It was 15,000 won per person and they served so much food. 

Welcome Dinner

On Thursday, the ESL department took me out to dinner at the tofu house. We had a traditional meal with different types of soups and side dishes.

Afterwards we planed to go to drink beer or karaoke, but somehow that turned into seeing Kung Fu Panda II. The movie was cute, but not as good as the first one. The movies out here don’t have previews. I also don’t think they sell candy, but they doe have popcorn, drinks, and I think hot dogs. The movie tickets cost 8,000 won and they also have a matinee special for the first showing, but I think they start showing movies at 8:00 am. The theater has assigned seating, which is different then back home. The movie was in English with Korean subtitles.

Overall it was a good day.