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If could I recommend Korean food to freigner?: May 18, 2010 I’d like to recommend Pojangmacha to foreigner. It’s not dishes. Pojangmachas literally mean “covered wagons.” At night, trucks and vans are converted into kitchens where all kinds of greasy food are prepared. There are two reasons why I should recommend. First, if I suggest you one food, it would not be your taste. There are so many variaty of food that you can choose widely. Add to, you can eat in affordable price contrast to other store becase they sell them by the piece as well as they are cheap. Second is atmosphere of Pojangmacha. Only a few seats are provided to create an atmosphere conducive to banter, presenting an aura of frugality and warmth that the posh restaurants could never deliver. Thus, pojangmachas serve as informal extensions to the nightlife, even serving the famous Korean alcohol called so that drinking can continue unabated.

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If could I recommend Korean food to freigner?: May 18, 2010

I’d like to recommend Pojangmacha to a foreigner. It’s not a dishes. Pojangmachas literally mean “covered wagons.” At night, trucks and vans are converted into kitchens where all kinds of greasy food are prepared. There are two reasons why I might recommend it/this. First, if I suggest only one food to you you one food, it would  migiht not be something you like. There are so many varieties of Korean food that you can choose from. In addition, you can eat at an affordable  price compared to other stores becase they sell them by the piece as well and they are cheap. Second, there is the atmosphere of Pojangmacha. Only a few seats are provided to create an atmosphere conducive to banter, presenting an aura of frugality and warmth that the posh restaurants could never deliver. Thus, Pojangmachas serve as informal extensions of the nightlife, even serving the famous Korean alcohol called SoJu so that drinking can continue unabated. < don't know what meaning you want here.

to create an atmosphere conducive to  < this is okay
banter,  < this has a slightly negative feeling ---- use > conversation
presenting an aura < aura is kind of mystical or medical  ---- use > atmosphere

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I've just remembered when I visited Korea. Once, my friend and I dropped in a food tent and enjoyed Korean dishes just as you commented. We tried spiced chicken feet for the first time, I still remember when I picked up a bright red nail of chiken! It was very hot and delicious but shocking for us. And also I found it a very good idea to wrap dishes with a foil to keep them clean. I sometimes do this when I go camping or at a casual party with kids. Finally we noticed that we didn't have enough money! I left my friend there as a hostage and ran to the hotel we stayed to get money. Anyway, it was unforgettable night in Korea for me.

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