After dinner, we strolled back to the main Haeundae street and came across Haedundae market. Since there was nothing much to do after dinner, we went in for a stroll.
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| Entrance to market |
On the 2 sides of the street are small restaurants that have big tanks of eels outside. I presumed these restaurants are mostly selling seafood. The ajummas keep shoving English menu in our faces so we walked briskly past them though I very much wanted to stop for picutres.
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| Near empty street on a Thursday night |
Then we stumbled across a provision store and we of course went in to stock up our provisions. Haha.
Our favourite activity is always checking out local provision stores.
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| Snacks!!! |
We brought some snacks here and then went over to the ice cream section and chose 2 to buy. To eat ice cream in the cold weather is a very good feeling. Both Mr Love and I love this kind of feeling.
I choose the famous fish ice cream that always shown in TV series and Mr Love chose a drumstick.
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| Fish ice cream |
After buying the snacks, we walked in the cold street and ate our ice cream. There are many fruit stalls here too.
It seems like the strawberries season is here and nearly every stall have strawberries for sale. A big box only costs KRW6,000.
Its a pity that Mr Love doesn't want to try and I couldn't finish a big box on my own so we went back without buying any.
We didn't visit her again during day time and not sure whether it would be crowded or not. But to visit during night time is pretty cooling and relaxing.
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| Happy ice cream eating |
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