Hi, everybody! If you are my long time reader, you will probably know who Reinier is! He will be visiting New York next week! I’m so excited about meeting him now! I am going to take him to my favorite Korean knife-cut noodle soup place. If you like to join us, let me know by […]
So many people have asked me about shopping for Korean ingredients – they don’t know what to buy, or how to choose the best ingredients. So this meetup is going to be a trip to a big Korean grocery store in New Jersey. We’ll have lunch in the grocery store cafeteria (it’s pretty good!) and […]
Hi, everyone, Here’s what happened at the June 20th meetup last Saturday: It was a great success even though the weather was rainy. I was surprised to see many people appeared on time, around 12:00 pm at the Sony Plaza in Manhattan. As I said, nothing could stop us from meeting! As usual, I didn’t have to worry […]
Hello everybody and New Yorkers! Let’s do another meetup in New York City on Saturday, June 20th, around 11 or 12. This time will be a little different. Bring one Korean dish that you made. I’m going to bring some prizes for the most delicious dishes. I’m also going to bring rice, kimchi, and bulgogi […]
On Feb.16 at 7:00 pm at a restaurant in Garden Grove, Los Angeles, I got together with 11 of my viewers. “Oh, Maangchi!” “Wow, wow!” “I was worried about today’s weather because it has been raining all day. I drove more than 50 miles to come here!” “I can’t believe I’m sitting with Maangchi!” I […]
Hi, Californians! I’m visiting my mother in LA soon, so I’m planning for a meetup between Feb 15-20. If you want to join, please email me at [email protected] and let me know your preferable meeting date, time, and place, as well as your name and phone number. Don’t worry, I won’t give this information to […]
On Dec. 13, 2008 I met up with some of my Canadian readers and viewers in Koreatown in Toronto. I arrived there before 11:00 am and one by one they showed up at the restaurant. I noticed who was there for the meetup right away because they seemed to recognize me before I recognized them. […]
