If you ever find yourself asking, "What should I eat today?", then this Korean Facebook page has the answers for you. Filled with endless foodporn, 'What should I eat today?' is a page that accepts submissions from Koreans and publishes the most delectable pictures of Korean and sometimes non-Korean food from all around the world.
Check out some of these examples below. Warning: not for the hungry. I'm dying on the inside as I list these.
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Ddukbokki (rice cakes) and fish cakes smothered in gochujang (red pepper paste). A favorite among Koreans. Chewy, spicy, and very filling. Noobs to spice (like myself) are advised to eat this with a jug of water and plenty of rice so that your mouth will be looking like this:
Instead of this:
A mixture of Korean and Korean-Chinese fusion food with ddukbokki, noodles, and kkanpunggi (Korean variation of sweet and sour chicken).
For the vegans and vegetarians already squirming, trust me, this is not the last you've seen of meat. The majority of Koreans are meat-lovers. You have been warned.
Totoro, octopi, chicks, and bunnies have all gathered on your plate for an adorable snack time.
Oh my chicken sauce.
This is some 'Epic Mealtime' genius. Kimchi, cheese, and bacon all in one Korean pancake. This pancake isn't a sweet treat, but rather a savory one. Want.
A 52 cm (or 20 inch) long chicken skewer.
And now on to the desserts.
Some Japanese genius made a treat with strawberries covered in white chocolate. Please, take my money.
Cups that are MADE OF COOKIES for your milk. The problem of the century has officially been resolved.
Last, but not least, this monstrosity of a crepe cake.
How I wish I could just eat this off my screen.
Despite the page's attempt to offer food suggestions, in the end it makes fans like myself crave what we sometimes can't have.
"Cooookieee cuppp. T_T"
For more foodporn torture, make sure to check out their Facebook page here!
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