Delizioso Cibo Italiano

Last week, my friend, Keara, and I went to an Italian restaurant near her place. Now, in Korea..."Italian" food usually means sugary tomato sauce and corn. But this place is actually owned and ran by REAL Italians! Cute ones too. Especially when they were speaking Italian to each other and putting pizzas into their brick oven.


Even though this was a legitimate Italian restaurant, we are still in Korea. Hence, the boiled potatoes next to the bread & olive oil.


My delizioso penne with tomato sauce and tasty red wine


Keara's fancy stuffed zuchinni

After dinner, we walked down the cafe street to a little place that sells sweet potato lattes. There's actually no coffee involved. Its simply sweet potato and steamed milk, and it is amazing.


Perfect ending to the meal

Even though this was the most expensive meal I've had in Korea (30,000 won or almost $30), it was well worth it!