📷#MarketFriday To food court to get mandu ramyun | 到食阁吃饺子拉面😎(by @ace108)

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On Tuesday, I went to the Food Court at HDB Hub after avoiding for a while because of the covid-19 cluster at the bus interchange for #MarketFriday by @dswigle.
星期二，在避免一段时间后，我去了建屋局中心的食阁。之前因为公车转换站的新冠感染群避开那里一阵子。
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🎶Meanwhile, some music for you to enjoy as you read. This piece is part of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, particularly the first of the 4 violin concertos, called Spring.
🎶让大家继续读的时候，欣赏一点音乐。这件作品是维瓦尔第的“四季”的一部分 - 4小提琴协奏曲中的第一首，名为“春天”。
Source | 来源: https://musopen.org/

https://soundcloud.com/alan-chang-563971986/four-concerti-grossi-4-vivaldi-op8-i-la-primavera-allegro-largo-allegro
Source | 来源: https://musopen.org/music/2213/antonio-vivaldi/the-four-seasons/
The place is supposed to allow up for 5 in the group but I saw it was mostly less than that.
这个地方应该允许至5人一组进去用餐但我看到它大多数都是一两个人。
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I went to get a mandu ramyun.
我去买完韩式饺子拉面。
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It was served with a bit of kimchi and ikan billis.
有配点泡菜和江鱼仔。
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My wife had a seafood toufu soup which is spicy and she said it was OK. Maybe I should try that one day.
太太吃的是一碗海鲜豆腐汤。是有点辛辣的。她说还好。也许我应该找一天试试。
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I am hungry now after looking at all that!

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Hope you get something good.... on the road?

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A great idea to X out the spots on those tables and make it easier on everyone.

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Not all the eateries do this. This food court is quite clear. For restaurants, they usually remove or push off the seats. Coffeeshops are quite chaotic when they have movable chairs.

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这些美食，看得我肚子咕咕叫啦！

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Every food items look tasty and spicy. Nice photography

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Thanks for coming by.
Have a good weekeind.

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I love kimchi! I had a Korean neighbor who used to make it and bury it in the ground to cure it. I remember thinking how strange that was, but, learned that was the best way to do it.

Your lunch looked pretty good! Is it any better to go to the food court? It actually didn't look too crowded this time. Maybe it is easing up? Not true! It would be really crowded then, right! I love the concept of #MarketFriday and how our cultures differ and then again, how much they are alike. Rituals, Festivals, food, architecture, even your language/languages. Along with the fact of what is normal for where you live? these are unwritten rules that rule our social behaviors. I see this as allowing for increased tolerance between cultures and nations, and opportunities to come together on an even playing ground. A strong culture can be beneficial to a country as it promotes unity, especially during a crisis, peaceful debate, and open dialogue. I had hoped that posting here will familiarize you with the world around you just a little bit more. Viewing it from a more personal level as opposed to the newsworthy level gives me a better understanding of the people and a view that is often not seen on National television.

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I think modern days don't need to bury in the ground but my friend who knows some Korean said they have two fridge for their home and one for things like kimchi. I saw a TV programme showing the making; layering the spice in between that cabbage leaves is a laborious process.
Have been avoiding that food court for a while because of covid-19 cluster near there. . Their dining regulations is same as restaurant; up to 5 in a group but must all be vaccinated although you say take out and they just let you in without policing.

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In the small villages that still bury it. This was less than 10 years ago but I'm sure that many do use two refrigerators. You can make kimchi! If I can make it, you can make it. I may even dig a hole for it. LOL

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Well, I can't dig hole here for sure.

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