Seoul - Vegan Paradise

Seoul is one of the most densely populated places in the world, and when I first came to this big city, I knew what made this city enough to be called "home" - vegan food! From Insadong to Itaewon, there are enough food options here to make any hungry herbivores cheer.

My first stop was street food.When I traveled, I always liked to find cheap and delicious stalls on the street, and Korea did not disappoint me.My younger brother is a vegetarian who has lived in Seoul for many years. He acted as my tour guide and translator, and traveled through the streets and alleys with me.The first thing I ate was "Hu cake", a hot Korean sugar pie with sugar, cinnamon, and nuts in it.It was so delicious that I bought a second one right away-and a third one.

After eating the sweets, we had a meal at the prestigious Five Worlds Vegetarian Restaurant.There are many menu options here, which is a good introduction to Korean food.We took off our shoes, sat on the ground, and ordered dishes that we could not finish."Fried Oolong Noodle" and "Fried Ribs with Vegetarian" (Vegetarian version of breaded ribs )It's my favorite.Kimchi and other Korean side dishes filled the table so hard that I even had a hard time getting up from the comfortable mat after a meal.

While in Seoul, I found delicious vegetarian foods to be found everywhere, including Egyptian cuisine in Itaewon and Nishidaemun at LovingHut。 No matter where you are, something that impresses me will appear.The cold noodles, ferrafe, and more "vegetable bibimbap" made me very happy on this trip.If you want to order food more easily, check in advance how to say "vegan", "egg custard" or "animal-free" in Korean to make sure they know what you want.If you are looking for a food trip, check it out Happycow.net， Then board the plane to Seoul!