I love Chinken that’s “served to chiken the addictive curry”, don’t you? There’s nothing better than “tasting the chicken and enjoying the happy time.” I found this gourmet restaurant in the Changdong area of northern Seoul in South Korea.
Bad English Sign in Korea
I love Chinken that’s “served to chiken the addictive curry”, don’t you? There’s nothing better than “tasting the chicken and enjoying the happy time.” I found this gourmet restaurant in the Changdong area of northern Seoul in South Korea.
My gf Audrey from That Backpacker keeps has an “Engrish Edition” section on her blog. There is a reason we are in Korea now…haha
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The “Engrish” section is a great idea (I can’t believe I never tried some bastard halibut) and Korea must be an endless source of inspiration. I got so used to it when living there, that I stopped taking pictures. Kind of regret that now.
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I can only imagine all of the mangling of English you’ve encountered on your adventures. This example is pretty funny.
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