I stopped by the Yonghyeon area of Incheon.
On the way
The cherry blossoms were pretty…
Seohae Myeonok
It had a certain presence about it, so I took a shot…
Sundae Ilbeonji
Apparently this place was even on the food show Wednesday Food Talk…
The neighborhood
Lots of apartment blocks.
Bohwajang
A Chinese restaurant run by the local Chinese community that I spotted while walking. This is the kind of place Incheon is…
The entrance to Inha University
It had been a while since I was at Inha, and it is so nicely done that I wondered whether it had always been like this…
Inside Inha University
Looks great.
Inside Inha University
Cherry blossoms…
Inside Inha University
Cherry blossoms here too…
Apartment district
Incheon is packed with apartment blocks everywhere too.
The expressway
Just a shot taken while walking…
A Yonghyeon-dong scene
So this is what it feels like around here…
Lucky Jokbal
Looks like a popular spot.
Noh Seong-ho Bakery
It had a certain presence about it…
A dessert shop
Ein Karem, was it? Anyway, it looked like a high-class place…
This kind of mood
It turned out to be a food alley… I had no idea Incheon had a food alley this huge… and it is not exactly easy to get to, so how everyone knows about it and finds their way here is a mystery to me.
Hajeong Meat Restaurant
There was a place like this too…
Idaejo Gamjatang
This one seems fairly famous as well. But I could not go in on this day…
A nearby scene shot while walking
Looks great.
I had heard plenty about Yonghyeon-dong over the years, but this was my first time actually going, and it was amazing to see a food alley on this scale packed with people. It has been like this all along; I just never had a reason to come…
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