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Matt and I finally delved into another unique Korean phenomena- the 'Chicken and Hof' restaurant. (Hof= Beer) That's right, there are tons of these places all over and the only things on the menu are chicken and beer. No french fries, sodas, salads or anything else of the sort. If you step into one of these places you'd better be prepared for a lot of chicken and a lot of beer. Nothing's better after a hard day of teaching than a pile of chicken and a cold beer.Monday, April 09, 2007
Chicken and Beer
Matt and I finally delved into another unique Korean phenomena- the 'Chicken and Hof' restaurant. (Hof= Beer) That's right, there are tons of these places all over and the only things on the menu are chicken and beer. No french fries, sodas, salads or anything else of the sort. If you step into one of these places you'd better be prepared for a lot of chicken and a lot of beer. Nothing's better after a hard day of teaching than a pile of chicken and a cold beer.
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Liar - I know how you feel about beer.
We need those in Canada. I'd go. I'd frequent. I'd open my own chain.
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goes off to create a continent-spanning franchise.
I do not like beer but i made an exception so that I could fully experience the Chicken and Hof. I drank about half and gave the rest to Matt. Good deal for him, really.
And I thought you'd like this entry, Dylan.
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