Janbi Adventures

Dinner was really good!! And pretty spicy. Im not even sure what its called, but it was delicious. And then the waffle and lattes we had after were just as good~ cafe’s really know how to outdo themselves.

Day 22! We headed out to see BigHit’s office/practice building. No surprise celebrity sighting but it was cool to see where they practiced. We were able to meet Lisa today! It had been ages since we last saw her so it was nice to be able to catch up and see how she’s been doing~

This is a picture of part of our dinner. We had fried chicken and fries again… but I guess I forgot to take a picture of the chicken. Oops~

After resting and freshening up a bit, we headed out to to MyeongDong and DongDaeMun again. To walk around, buy some stuff, and taking it chill.

We had McDonalds while at the airport in Thailand... and then after landing in Korea, we grabbed some real Korean food again. It was nice to be back in familiar territory.

Day 21! We had a redeye flight to Seoul, Korea. It honestly wasnt the best flight, and it left us exhausted but thank God we made it back safely. This month has had way too many flights for my liking…

Lunch was thai curry and some cashews and chicken dish...

Street market food for dinner!!! It was delicious~

While at the malls, we looked for a massage place nearby. Finally got to try a thai massage and it was pretty nice… I think I was just really tense so it hurt in certain areas that was massaged. We looked for dinner afterwards…

We stopped by Madame Tussaud’s wax museum and had a lot of fun with the celebrity figures there.

Day 20! We headed over to Siam to explore the malls in the area

We finally made it to Thip Samai where we had their egg covered pad thai. It was really good and definitely tasted different compared to San Diego's pad thai.

As we were walking to dinner, we came across a festival with lots of food and activities. It was pretty fun to see, but to not spoil our appetite we walked on to our dinner place.

After the wat pho, we headed across the river on a ferry to the temple of the dawn, aka the wat arun. We looked around for a bit before heading back across the river. Wanting to take the ferry down to another port, we asked a worker how we could do that... only to find out we would have to cross the river again. So... we decided to just walk. It was cooler now, and on the way we stopped by a park to relax and people watch.