Showing posts with label Seoul Vegan Potluck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seoul Vegan Potluck. Show all posts

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Vegan Seoul Food!


On our first Saturday walking about, Ben and I found a sign for a Seoul Vegan Potluck (that we had litterally just missed time wise) that also pointed to a Seoul Vegan Potluck Facebook page.  Adeana, the site coordinator, has been nice enough to put together a basic guide for me and some resources so I thought I'd share!  I have Loved Loved Loved the food here, so many spices and nutrients and so flavorful.  Miso, Miso, Miso and Kimbab/Bibimbap (that I've also learned how to read in Korean!)! Delicious! More recipes soon!



Eating Out:
You can find food at most Indian places (they will make a customized dish for you with the ghee and/or yogurt). Also, most of the foreign places will have at least one dish. A few to note in 

Itaewon/HBC area:
Cassablanca- HBC- lentil soup, veggie sandwich
Porchetta-Between Itaewon and HBC- veggie sandwich, sweet potato fries
Res to Go- Between Itaewon and HBC American-style teriyaki
Taste of Thai- Between Itaewon and HBC- Thai
Buddha’s Belly- Between Itaewon and HBC- Thai
Wang Thai- Itaewon-Thai
Loving Huts (look them up on Happy Cow)
There are several Greek, Moroccan, etc. places with vegan options.
Taco Amigo- vegan refried beans and rice. Most things on the menu can be made with mushrooms instead of meat. The owner was vegan at one point so he understands.

Korean-
Kimbap restaurants- kimbab (watch carefully and instruct that you just want veggies (yachae)\
Bibimbap with no egg or meat is always a good option.
Dokdori muk – acorn jelly salad
Jap chae (usually has meat, but sometimes you get lucky)

Websites:
http://wholeistic.wordpress.com/
http://www.happycow.net/gmaps/searchmap.php
http://aliensdayout.com/ (good Korean recipes here)
www.aliensbakeshop.com
http://aliensdayout.com/veg-eateries
Seoul Veggie Club on facebook
http://pumpkinfacekorea.weebly.com/blog.html

Meal Delivery-
http://pumpkinfacekorea.weebly.com/blog.html (will be delivery at some point but now pick up in Itaewon)
www.highstreet.co.kr (not sure if they deliver the pre-made meals)

 http://gringoskorea.com/  Burritos that you can freeze (ask for no cheese)

GROCERY- All department stores and Emarts have organic veggies and quinoa (but expensive). There are also Orga stores all around-I usually stumble upon them but here is one link about it : http://wholeistic.wordpress.com/2012/09/26/orga-whole-foods/
Itaewon-
High Street Market sells vegan lasagnas, burgers, cakes, muffins, cheesecakes, pesto, quinoa salads, almond milk
Foreign food mart- All sorts of everything! Dried beans, pastas, sauces, cilantro, hard to find herbs and spices, etc.
Grocery Delivery-
E-mart
Veggie Hill
http://veggiehill.com/html/index.php?PHPSESSID=c6e201685cd79e7f4785866bda8b3c8b