Chinatown in Seoul is unique in that there are no Cantonese, or any southern style restaurants at all. Unlike most other Chinatowns around the world, no Cantonese or Fujian dialects can be heard on the streets or in shops and restaurants. The food is almost exclusively northern Chinese and Sichuan style, with emphasis on noodles, buns and dumplings, and hot and spicy in general. Meals are rustic and down to earth, and usually accompanied by copious amounts of fiery liquor.
Chinese Food in Seoul
Chinatown in Seoul is unique in that there are no Cantonese, or any southern style restaurants at all. Unlike most other Chinatowns around the world, no Cantonese or Fujian dialects can be heard on the streets or in shops and restaurants. The food is almost exclusively northern Chinese and Sichuan style, with emphasis on noodles, buns and dumplings, and hot and spicy in general. Meals are rustic and down to earth, and usually accompanied by copious amounts of fiery liquor.
I am big fan of Korean cuisine. I visit Korean BBQ places quite a few times.