Korean snacks and instant bubble tea

Finally! The weather is getting much better! Sun all day and don't need to wear a coat!

I've been looking forward to this so long now.

On this lovely day, we went to the 'Oriental". This is a supermarket with a lot of products from Asia. They got really nice froze products like durian, a fruit from Asia, and dimsum.. actually anything you like. I got this rule, that every time I go there, I have t buy something I haven't tried before. So i bought Korean vegetable seaweed rolls.

We also found some bubbletea powder. You only needed to apply water and as a bubbletea addict, I needed to bring this home.

We bought a bunch of other stuff like; Indonesian icecream, hot sauce, noodle soups, malt beer and one of my favorite things: lemper!

When we got home we really wanted to try those Korean rolls. They needed to be fried.  

My God. It was really delicious!! Small rolls filled with rice noodles, carrot, green onions, garlic, leek. Rolled up in seaweed. Best thing ever!

We also tried the instant bubbletea. Wasn't far as good as the one we buy in a bubble tea store and when its fresh.  But it was okay.
You start with this. 1 package of milk tea powder, 1 package of little balls called "popping" a cup and a straw.

First add the milk tea powder stuff.

 Now add the little balls. They were actually really gross and chewy, reminded me of gum. and who wants gum in his drink ;) hehe

Apply hot water, until the cup is almost full. Stir and enjoy.

Bubble Tea, and Korean Noodle Soup

Hi,

Today i'm starting my first blog. A bit scary because I dont know if people will like it, but I will find out soon enough ;). 
This blog will be about all the things I cook, taste, see and love.
I love to cook and to try new things. Not everything works out great, but that's the way we learn. 

Today we went to this small Korean restaurant, called Gamasot. I wanted to eat here for a long time now. A Korean couple owned the restaurant.
The meals were really authentic Korean. We ordered 'bibimbap' and 'ramyum'. Bibimbap is rice with vegetables, beef and pasta from chile. Ramyum was sort of a noodlesoup with beef. Both were delicious. 

After, we went to this place we're totally addicted to. Its called Yoyo and they serve bubble tea. You can decide whatever drink you want. Warm or cold tea, milkshakes or a yoghurt shake. Then choose a flavour and choose your 'popping'. This popping can either be aloe vera or ittle balls with liquid in them. They splash open when you bite them. Really great, can drink one all day, everyday!

Delicious, delicious day!