Gimbap!

This is gimbap, which means seaweed (gim) and rice (bap). It is my dinner for tonight, and it is basically Korean sushi. Although it can have a variety of ingredients that Japanese sushi doesn't have (like beef), all the varieties sold in my neighborhood have spinach, carrots, and sweet slightly pickled squash, and some times kimchi.

This roll cost me $1 from a street stall, but if you want to get fancy and get it to go from a restaurant, it costs about $2.

Also... there is this guy who sells pancakes with brownsugar inside for $.50. He wasn't out there tonight, but anytime I see him, I get one.

I love this place!