A Refreshing Trip to Busan
Hello there! Haha
It's been a while since I wanted to visit my blog, and here I am, finally doing it! Haha
To get straight to the point, I recently visited Busan after a long time. It was a much-needed healing trip!
For those curious about my recent life updates, I thought I should write a blog post. Haha
Besides my trip to Busan, I know some of you might be interested in my daily life... Hehe. Before diving into my Busan stories, I must mention that I am still unable to work and am currently resting.
Standing, walking, and running are still challenging for me, so I've been exploring and studying different fields.
Even though I filed for compensation, I still feel frustrated as I only hear that the hospital is not at fault for my ongoing issues.
Anyway!! A long-awaited trip for some healing, let’s go!
As soon as I arrived at the Busan terminal, I tried to take some reels, but they didn’t turn out as well as I hoped...
I heard it was warm in Busan before our trip, but it was surprisingly cold when we got there! Haha
Nonetheless, I think it was warmer compared to other regions.
I learned that the Busan terminal is different from the Sasang terminal this time... Haha. I used to get off at Sasang terminal, but this time I went to the comprehensive terminal, which is quite far from the city center.
After three hours of travel and a 40-minute taxi ride, can you believe I finally arrived at my hotel? Haha. Then, I took another 20-minute ride to Ggangtong Market.
I tried the recommended Igane Tteokbokki, and wow, it was packed with people, but the turnover was fast!
The sauce was amazing, especially on the fried food. Huge thanks to the person who recommended it!
Walking around International Market, I was curious about a tower and snapped a picture.
Due to my stamina issues, I couldn’t walk much, so I ended up at a café to rest.
I had high hopes for the Ddukkong, but it was quite disappointing... It tasted like cereal. I briefly wondered if everyone was in on a joke about its popularity.
Aside from the Ddukkong, everything else was delicious!
After the café, I returned to my accommodation because I was just too exhausted.
While trying to film some reels, I noticed the view from my accommodation was of a construction site! Haha.
I lay down to rest, and after a while, I went to a Hanwoo omakase nearby for dinner, which my sister treated me to!
The appetizer tart was cute, but the meat was tougher than expected.
However, the shrimp with avocado sauce was delicious, even though they might have overdone it with the lime juice.
The grilled meat was incredibly tender and perfectly cooked!
I thought the portions were small, but after eating the soba roll, I felt full.
The hamburger was tasty, especially with the black sesame sauce. My sister and I joked about why black sesame is called 'black sesame' when it looks like white sesame.
I don’t remember which part of the meat it was, but it was surprisingly tough. The ochazuke was filling and a bit greasy, but I have some picky eating habits.
For dessert, we had tomato and basil ice cream, which was surprisingly good! The basil aroma was delightful!
After a fun-filled day, I returned to my hotel and had a little pig-out party with ramen, snacks, and ice cream.
We didn’t take any photos together, so we took some while waiting for a taxi.
We went shopping at Lotte Department Store, where I found a lovely fur jacket that I had wanted to buy before my trip to Busan.
After shopping, we headed to Haeundae.
Checking in was a bit of a hassle; we had to wait 40 minutes because our room wasn’t ready, and then we waited an additional 45 minutes.
I tried a sweet potato chip, and there was a drink I can’t remember the name of, but it was tasty!
As we took pictures and waited, we started to feel tired and sleepy.
When we finally got our room, we enjoyed some welcome tea and were impressed by the view from the window.
The room was cozier than I expected, and although there wasn’t much to do, I felt too tired to explore.
Despite that, I thought about how much we spent on the hotel and decided to get up and enjoy our stay.
My sister took a photo of me that I loved so much, I made it my phone’s wallpaper!
What do you think? Isn’t it great? Haha!
We walked around and stumbled upon a photo booth that had filters reminiscent of 2014 trends.
After buying some fish cakes, we headed to the café area but were too tired to continue, so we called a taxi back to the hotel.
Once back, we ordered food and had another pig-out party. We planned to go to the pool but ended up napping until morning!
Waking up early for breakfast was a bit awkward since everyone else was dressed up for breakfast.
We had a hearty meal and then debated whether to go to the pool or just rest before check-out.
After some thought, we decided to hit the pool!
The pool view was lovely and warm, making it a great spot to relax.
We also visited a famous café in Busan, which offered great service.
Afterward, I bought some unique kimbap hot dogs but found them to be overpriced.
Time flew by, and I wished the sun would set later!
Arriving at the terminal an hour early, we had lunch before saying goodbye to Busan.
It feels strange to write a blog for the first time in so long. I’m not sure what I wrote, but I hope to share more updates, even if they’re not frequent. Adios!
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