Werewolves of London – Lee Ho Fook
Chinatown is in the Soho area of London… when you see the red lanterns you are in the main area.
Werewolves?
Yes, there still is a Lee Ho Fook chinese restautant in London, as written – and sung – about by Warren Zevon in his 1970′s song “Werewolves of London”. I ate there, but didn’t order the “big dish of beef chow mein”. Maybe next time.
Watch the song’s video:
Werewolves of London – Warren Zevon
Sea Bugs – Street fare in Seoul
These bugs are apparently harvested from the sea… they tasted how I thought cicadas would taste… earthy, rooty, and a little disgusting. They were being sold on the street in the Jeung-lo area of Seoul. They are not sold in a lot of places – cheap but seemed to be hard to find, so perhaps it is an acquired taste.
Panchan – the little side dishes that make the meal
Korean food can come with many panchan – side dishes – such as these in a restaurant in Seoul:
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