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Sydney is a beautiful city and a fantastic place to explore. With its eye-opening art, theatre and exhibitions, world class sporting events, amazing nightlife and cultural events, and stunning harbours and beaches, there is truly something for everyone.
I love Korean food festival
25th October 2009
Explore the wonderful world of Korean food during the month of October at some of Sydney’s best Korean restaurants and have the chance to win a trip to Korea for two persons. Participating restaurants will be providing ‘a special dish for the low cost of $10’ for Sydney diners to enjoy some of the best dishes that Korea has to offer.
Aside from enjoying some great Korean dishes at the special low cost of $10 diners will have the chance to win a trip to Korea for two persons including return economy airfares from Sydney to Seoul plus three nights hotel accommodation in downtown Seoul.
More than thirteen Korean restaurants in the Sydney CBD, Eastwood, Newtown and Strathfield will be offering diners the chance to try some iconic dishes of Korea including Bulgogi (BBQ beef), Galbi (beef ribs) Dolsot bibimbap (mixed rice/vegetables in a stone pot), Japche (Korean style sweet potato noodle), Haemul Pajeon (seafood pancake) and more.
For more information, please visit www.ilovekoreanfood.com.au
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