Jeongja

There is a great little neighborhood close to where I live. It has many little bistros and bakeries and what not. It reminds of Stephen Avenue in Calgary. Although I still eat Korean food nearly every day, it is always a welcome relief to go to Frankie's for a pastrami sandwich, or Aglio for some spaghetti. Back home I took food like this for granted, now I eat it a little more haha. In fact there is a store in Jeongja that sells imported food. Its called I Love Cookie (gotta love that Konglish) haha. I bought some nachos and salsa, chocolate chip cookies and Canada Dry ginger ale, as well as the obligatory box of Kraft Dinner haha.