Korean Food 102 / Adrianne M. Mascho (Author), Borakong (Illustrator).

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Seoul, Korea: Baramgi, c2018. Description: 111 pages : color illustrations ; 20 cmISBN:
  • 9791196078621
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 23 641.59519 M375
Summary: "If you haven't eaten Gope Chong, specifically, Moe Doo (variety) Gope Chong, you haven't lived. That's quite a powerful statement from a person who's eaten pretty much every single Korean food?ever. You might be a little suspicious about why I'm trying so hard to get you to try Gope Chong, and why I haven't yet described to you what it is, exactly. Allow me to tell you a little story, entitled Gope Chong: The World of the 4th Meat. This was your world. Your whole life you'd grown up knowing that there were only three kinds of meat: red meat, white meat, and fish. Then one evening, after a round of Meck Jew (or three) your friend says, "Come on, I know a place." He leads you to a small street market you'd never noticed before. "It's called Gope Chong Goal Moke," he says."--Amazon.com
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Books Books Library, Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) Window on Korea Non-fiction 641.59519 M395k (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 2018 01 Available WOK000141
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"If you haven't eaten Gope Chong, specifically, Moe Doo (variety) Gope Chong, you haven't lived. That's quite a powerful statement from a person who's eaten pretty much every single Korean food?ever. You might be a little suspicious about why I'm trying so hard to get you to try Gope Chong, and why I haven't yet described to you what it is, exactly. Allow me to tell you a little story, entitled Gope Chong: The World of the 4th Meat. This was your world. Your whole life you'd grown up knowing that there were only three kinds of meat: red meat, white meat, and fish. Then one evening, after a round of Meck Jew (or three) your friend says, "Come on, I know a place." He leads you to a small street market you'd never noticed before. "It's called Gope Chong Goal Moke," he says."--Amazon.com