You’re busy in town. No time for a nice relaxing lunch. Not enough money anyway. What to do? Here in Korea, it’s easy.
You pop into your nearest mini-mart, perhaps a 7-Eleven. You buy a carton of noodles from the vast choice available – think pot noodles with dozens of flavours to choose between. You buy a mug of coffee that so far is simply a cardboard cup with a sachet included.
You pay. You collect chopsticks, and sit yourself down at a table to get organised. There’s the hot water dispenser. There’s the microwave. Get cooking. Relax! Enjoy your food, your drink. Sit down for a few minutes and count your change.
That lunch – and it wasn’t too bad at all – cost about £1.50.
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Fantastic! 👏🏻
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Well, let’s face it. It’s not your go-to meal of choice, I expect. Nor mine. But it definitely serves a purpose.
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Quick and easy!
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Still, bet it tasted better that the old Golden Wonder Pot Noodles that a student flatmate of mine survived on.
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I’ve never had the pleasure. But actually, the Korean ones aren’t too bad.
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Clever idea.
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Cheap and cheerful!
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