Don't worry too much, it's not necessary to buy tickets in advance. Just check the schedules here :
http://www.homeplate.kr/kbo-schedule
Choose the game, your team, and show up to the stadium 1 hour/30 min before the starting hour.
You might be able to buy a ticket.
2 Options : The green tickets in the outfield for 7.0 or 8.0 W
I would recommend the red seats so you will be able to see the mascots and cheerleaders. Believe me, the show worth it so much ! Price is 10/12.0 W




If you get lost, always remind to watch the screen. It helps. A little bit. I knew nothing about the rules and I was a bit confused until I figured out thanks to my Korean friend :3 And also, if you can read Korean, you can pretend to know the name of the players and sing !


Everytime our team was attacking (hitting the ball) there is a cheering song for the player. Which mean 1 player, 1 try = 1 song. IF the player hits the ball, the cheerleaders start a crazy dance with the mascot, it's very fun. So much that sometimes I even forgot to watch the game !



ANNNND on top of this, the seats are adapted for BEER ! ... Be careful, you can't buy beer after the 7th round (I don't know if I can call it a round, sorry for being so ignorant 0_0")

Of course, the stadium is full of restaurants. You may find fried chicken, barbecue, Korean food like teokkpoki, dumplings, ramen...Even convenience stores.
I had a bunch of fries :D (People from North of France will understand...)

Oh, by the way, I've seen Doosan vs LG, 2 teams from Seoul. I was with Doosan team in the stadium, and they lost. Kinda sad.

Hi there !

Today I decided I need a proper cooking training for Korean food. You may guess I'm not rich enough to subscribe to those fancy royal cuisine courses, so I decided to trust the beautiful internet and get some advice from Korean People.

First of all, I googled a random recipe of Kimchi Stew. Gather the ingredients from the closest supermarket and I was ready for my first cooking show :D

I trusted my feelings, and my talent !

Let me teach you, now that I'm experienced !

So, Kimchi jiggae is something you can cook in several ways. You just make it your own style, with the ingredients you prefer. I'm not a meat lover so I decided not to put Pork. Feel free to add some if you like it :)





One wise hostel owner once told me "The older your Kimchis are, The best is your kimchi stew".
I think we should keep this advice. My friend's mum offered me a LOT of her handmade Kimchi, so I guess "mummy kimchis" are very good quality :) - Also, I'm a tofu lover (Did I said that before ? xD)
so I'll combine it. It's actually sun tofu jiggae now.






First part, fry onions, mushrooms, and kimchis together (Not green onions yet)




When it's done, add the sun tofu and green onions, wait 5 more minutes and here you are !

Last weekend, I decided to explore Korea a little bit more and go on a 2 days trip to Yeongju with my friends!

Day one: We rented a car in Seoul and ride it to Yeongju! Rent a random motel and tried the local Maegkoli. Don't worry, if you can't drive, there are bus which are

Day two: It started with a Nice Tofu restaurant for Lunch, best way to start a day :)
I'm a tofu lover!









Such a nice view from our terrace! I felt immediately relax and started to feel on holidays from this place!

Then, we reached a typical village, called Seonbichon Village, and spent the afternoon walking around. It was a really nice place,  which is famous for its classical scholars’ loyalty and filial piety.




We could play some traditional games! It was really nice :)



Trying to be as cute as Korean people taking pictures there...And fail...

 For the drama experts reading this, here is the bridge where the lantern festival happened in Love in the Moonlight. Park Bo Gum was there. It was like a pilgrimage for me *_*




That made us hungry, so we decided to have dinner in a traditional restaurant (yes, everything was quite traditional during this trip !)












 To sum up, it was such a lovely place, far from the city, very relaxing. I'm wondering if it's easy to go around with public transportation. Renting a car was really convenient.

I really recommend the Hanok stay tho!

Also, Yeongju is very close to Andong, so it's a good stopover for people traveling around Korea !