9/3 Ganjang-gejang

Talk about a Korean dish called ganjang-gejang.

If you think Korean food is all about kimchi and bulgogi, please think again.

* be all about: ~이 전부이다, 최고이다

ex> He thinks Los Angeles is all about fast food.

ex> It's not all about money.

There are numerous delicious seafood dishes you can enjoy. I strongly recommend that you try a Korean delicacy called ganjang-gejang.

* delicacy: 별미

ex> It is strongly recommended that you schedule your flight early.

Ganjang-gejang is basically fresh raw crabs marinated in soy sauce.

* marinate  [^|mӕrɪneɪt]: 재워두다, (양념장에) 담가두다

ex> I usually marinate my steak in beer.

ex> My mom marinated cucumbers in vinegar.

Ganjang-gejang is also known as "bap-dodook," which means "a rice thief."

ex> Myanmar is also known as Burma.

You'll know why it's called "a rice thief" when you order your second bowl of rice.

It's just that good.

Personally, the best way to enjoy ganjang-gejang is to put rice inside the crab shell and mix it with the tomalley and roe.

* tomalley: (lobster) 내장, 간

* roe  [róu]: 알

ex> Personally, I don't like canned coffee.

This will wake up your taste buds.

* wake up: 깨우다, 정신을 차리다

* taste buds: 미각, 미뢰

ex> You definitely need something to wake up your confidence.
ex> Why don't you wake up and smell the coffee.

@ I'm drooling  already.  난 벌써 군침이 돌아

1. It's all about getting good grades.
2. Sungnyemun is also known as Namdaemun.
3. I personally like add kimchi in my ramyeon.
4. You need to wake up and face your problem.