Banchan at B/a/n/n/c/h/an in Taipei's ATT4Fun

Sometimes I crave for a specific dish - a burger, a bowl of ramen, a solid burrito, etc. And sometimes I crave for a specific cuisine - Vietnamese, Mexican, Spanish, and lately, for Korean.

Korean cuisine is flavorfully and visually vibrant. Plus, all the banchan (small plates of kimchis and more) is a great source of free-flowing vegetables.

B/a/n/n/c/h/a/n in ATT4Fun in Taipei serves up fun Korean classics with the usual banchan of kimchi variations, seaweed, and even a whole fried sardine. Our orders included cold Korean chili noodles, fried chicken (one of my Korean favorites), bibimbap, and seafood tofu stew.

All this for 3 hungry Korean-food cravers. Our stomachs were stuffed and happy.

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If you can't see the slide show here, check out my Flickr album: Banchan ATT4fun