Dec

Video Tour of Sincheon (not THAT one, the OTHER one)

Posted by: JustSteve in Beverages, Finds & Tips, Food 'Hoods, Junk Food & Treats, Restaurant, Video

It’s the weekend! Why not branch out and visit a new area of Seoul this time around?
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It seems like everyone has been to Shincheon once or twice to meet someone that lives near there. It’s a nice little area with some great places to enjoy.

Best places in Shincheon

Realized a map would probably be beneficial. I also found:

a Korean blog with some nice pics of Aladdin
an older blog post about Pao Pao (seriously, the Jjinbang there is my favorite wintertime comfort food in the world)
the Naver Cafe for Burn
pics of the awesome liquor at Mr. Saimon (also a favorite gathering place of the Korea scotch Malt Whiskey Society).

Then my browser crashed and I gave up

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Tags: coffee, Food, Shincheon

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2 comments so far

Whitey

That was a great report.

Twice a week I have a private lesson at that station. I’ll try both the coffee places soon.

I’ll share this memory device: The vowel sound “uh” in 신천 (the site of your report) rhymes with “under.” Sincheon is “under” the river (i.e. south of the river).

Conversly, “Sinchon” has the vowel sound “oh”; it is “over” the river (i.e. north of the river).

Your map is great. I wonder if you might include north/south/east/west directions in your next report, e.g. “I’m heading south from the station, now turning west on this street” etc.

December 14th, 2009 at 3:01 pm

Steve

Hey, thanks a lot. I’ll consider adding N/S/E/W orientations on the map next time. I figured the subway exit numbers would be most beneficial to people.

December 18th, 2009 at 11:40 am