One of my favorite things to do in Seoul is to scope out a new spot for brunch. Living in Korea has a tendency to really make me crave an American breakfast, and it is a little hard to find in Busan unless you plan on cooking a brunch feast yourself. Many of the restaurants in Seoul offer a brunch menu, and after a weekend vacation, brunch really hits the spot.
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Despite the fact that teaching in South Korea offers invaluable experiences, teaching abroad also means leaving a lot behind. And you often don’t know what you’ll really miss until you actually find yourself craving it. Just the other day, on a bus bound for Seoul, I found myself nostalgic for the 91 freeway that runs through my childhood neighborhood. I hated that thing for being jam-packed and noisy, but it was home. I had a similar experience today. I wasn’t surprised by this one, however. BREAKFAST! American breakfast. And a darn good one, too.
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One thing I miss the most while teaching English in South Korea is a true American breakfast. I miss grits, omelets, breakfast sausages, hash browns, and pancakes. I can make myself scrambled eggs anytime, but it doesn't taste the same without the other breakfast essentials as mentioned above. Now I don't eat like a king for breakfast everyday, but I do miss going to Waffle House.
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