Restaurants in Daegu, South Korea

http://www.seouleats.com/ There's also a Seoul Eats FB group.

if you're able to read Korean: wingspoon.co.kr It's the Korean yelp

The specific restaurants are all in Daegu. But I guess all the guides and lessons on Korean food/culture apply to the whole country http://www.rokindaegu.org/

Ho Diep Quan! Serves dog and everything. http://ulsanonline.com/restaurant_guide/?p=941

http://globaldaegu.blogspot.kr/2012/10/authentic-pho-in-daegu.htmlis this is authentic vietnamese food in Daegu, not sure if they have bo kho, but it has delicious pho and amazing banh cuon. my favorite restuarant in daegu, reminds me of momma's cooking.

http://jennflukeandkorea.blogspot.kr/2012/10/food-adventures-in-daegu-2-authentic.html this should work? different blog but same directions

http://home.freechal.com/englishmass/ or http://www.daegu-archdiocese.or.kr/?srl=gallery§ions=church&idx=485&process=read&gotopage=52 are the only ones I could find. I don't personally know.

I did a simple search for "dress cafe in daegu" and got two results on Naver, a Korean portal and search engine. Both of them are near 2.28 memorial park in downtown; 드레스향(Dress Hyang)Tel. 254-3319 and 스토리 2.4(Story 2.4) Tel. 424-2468. It seems girls rent wedding dresses there and pose for some pictures.Strange places.^^

GOOD EATS IN DAEGU would be a great FB group to join. Good luck!

Yellow Paper on bar street serves a mushroom salad that is delicious. Buy the book sell vegan items (only open on the weekends).

Siji Taco is dead:(

http://www.issuu.com/daegucompass here is a nice write up of Caliente the place you are talking about

It's amazing how many comments I got from my post:) Ok here is the thing, my favourite food is Mexican, I'm from Panama(Panama Canal, Central America) and being such a melting pot country and I myself cook pretty darn good(not to brag about it), it has been difficult for me to find authentic Mexican ingredients to make some real good flautas, chimichangas and Mexican rice. So wanted to know if out theres was good Mexican rest. I'm gonna try this weekend Caliente and give u guys later my review ;p

La Luce near Kyungpook National University Hospital - great ambience, delicious food (fresh ingredients, meals prepared by a chef who was trained in Europe), reasonable prices. The restaurant seats less than fifty, giving it a cozy, European cafe sort of feel, and also features a small wine pantry.

http://www.ashertk.co.kr/

It's in Suseong-gu. It's called Gracias: 998-3 Jisan-dong, Suseong-gu. You need to make reservations ahead of time. 053-766-0117 :)

LMAO Lowell Sanborn. Reminds me of when I went to the Ubek place Samarkan and ordered "Russian" Icecream ...I walked to the back to ask a question and STRAIGHT UP saw her scooping my icecream out of a Costco container. *facepalm* Lmfao, it was actually good icecream:)P ...But uh, not russian.

We live close to downtown and it ran us about 6000. And I meant to say Trump World not towers. Their sign out front is green by the way. They open at 11:30, close at 11 pm and last order is at 10 pm. Closed 3-5:30 M-F

I totally disagree with u Randy: TACO BELL?????come on don't insult Mexican cusine. I'm a cook and cook really good Mexican food. Taco Bell is a Fast Food TEX MEX. Salsa is not the basic thing, it is PICO DE GALLO which americans have turned into the generic SALSA. Asked any Mexican. It is made with fresh tomatoes,fresh cilantro (also known and coriander), onions, salt, pepper and lots of lime which is hardly to get and sometimes mix in avocado. I have to use the bottled one, since it's freaking hard to get lime:s. Sorry pal, but Salsa is not! In other words, to get a realy Mexican food here, is freaking hard cause some of the fresh produces are really hard to get, like the Chipotle pepper, which they only sell canned.

hi Randy. wow, you love to post on Facebook. i wonder what you did to piss off this Duprey fellow? hmm. well, i own The Holy Grill, and yes i'm Canadian. i've been here for 11 years Randy, and have owned and operated Daegu's most successful foreign-owned restaurant for the last 5 years. we recently closed our large 2 floor restaurant downtown, and opened 2 smaller restaurants...one in Sangin (west Daegu) and one right here downtown. it's at Banwoldang exit 12, next to Cafe Tiamo. at our new locations we scaled down our menu considerably, but we did keep our bestselling Tex Mex dish...our Santo Burrito. im biased, obviously, but im confident to say it's the best burrito in Daegu, and possibly all of Korea.

TADA! https://www.facebook.com/groups/daegusketchers/

I love your idea! There is actually a cafe in Bongsan Street called Cafe Toon which is a gathering spot for Korean cartoonists. Perhaps worth having a look?

Is no one going to mention Sweet India in Beomeo? It' fills a hole.

Stephen, Keimyung area is good for apt hunting, as well as nightlife. Particularly near the east gate of the uni. We have maps of this area and other nightlife areas in our Daegu magazine. www.daegupockets.com

Try this place: http://www.facebook.com/groups/219189724855418/?ref=ts Rasheed is really kind and speaks great Englsh, so you can call and ask, too.

Have you ever been to Bocaccio? They brew their beer there and they have deals on drinks with really good food. They had free beer with dinner if I can remember correctly. It's not downtown, it's in Hwang-gum Dong but I like it there. I used to hang out there and head to downtown area later at night. I miss Korea :'( http://m.blog.naver.com/yousun217/220208717870

http://www.koreataste.org/lang/en/en/blogging-en/the-wonders-of-pumpkin-duck/

It depends! Each artist can show their artwork for 2 months. If you have work you'd like to show please message me or email me photos of it along with sizes and mediums~ s.cavasin@hotmail.com. When there is an exhibition or opening event I will advertise it on fb and probably through bracket magazine as well so everyone can know about it and come to see some great art!