Inside the Outback

Our Outback Adventure

Part III Inside the Outback

          We'd spent about two hours on this journey so far, it was long overdue to find the restaurant, and the boys we're excited ( as you can see) to have finally arrived. We'd lost a lot of hope along the way, but walking up these steps restored our faith in humanity, and it's ability in engineering a global positioning unit of any amount of use. We were cold and tired and hungry but we finally could satiate all these issues. We made our way inside and told them it was a table for three, and they told us in a very happy tone "Neh! 45 minutes! " (neh, ngh, or yay are all various phonetic ways of say yes in Korean) 

Our Outback Adventure

Our Outback Adventure

Part II Into the Thick of it

After making our way into what I now know is Meokgeori (see below sign), Our happiness was forced to be extensively short lived. The GPS was telling us "you are five minutes away from your destination!", but on the map, it noted that it was also around the next immediate street corner. This was extremely confusing and flustering information. So many shops where everywhere, as well as tons of traffic and people, so it was a extremely distracting to our search. Trying to follow the instructions given to us was mostly hopeless. 

Starting off this journey

Our Outback Adventure

Part I The Long Way 'Round

          Recently I was lucky enough to go on a trip with my handsome husband and a close friend of his to a mysteriously located Outback Steak House. Because, being in another country, you should always look for the same restaurants you could have gone to back in your home country. I say this in a facetious sort of way, but we were very excited to know that one of our favourite eateries was located in the far east. We made it top priority to hazard this trip on the following weekend.