Montreal's own POCHA MTL Korean street food and culture festival is back this summer with 15 booths serving Korean food, 20 exhibitors and more than 10 cultural activities to enjoy. For those of us with furry friends, specifically adorable dogs, your pet is welcome to attend POCHA with you!
KUWAIT CITY, Dec 4: The Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Kuwait celebrated the Korean Street Food Festival, in the presence of a remarkable number of young people and diplomatic community accompanied by the charming Korean music. Photo of the Street Food Festival organized by the Korean Embas
KUWAIT CITY, Dec 4: The Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Kuwait celebrated the Korean Street Food Festival, in the presence of a remarkable number of young people and diplomatic community accompanied by the charming Korean music. The evening was marked by the promotion of the most famous types of Korean dishes offered by
The cronut craze has come and gone, and the space it has left in our stomachs is surely healthy but also sad and boring; happily, Montreal café Allo Daisy may be able to rescue us with its croffle – a combination of a croissant and waffle all the rage in South Korea.
POCHA MTL short for Pojang Macha, a term for street food stalls common in Korea's big cities has finally announced its lineup of food vendors, and it's looking very promising already.The festival, which drew crowds of thousands in its first year, is returning with enough snacks and drinks to keep you busy for all three days. K-BROS is bringing Dakkochi, Korean chicken skewers, and RAKU will serve Korean BBQ-style pork belly. Two chefs straight from South Korea will be crafting Korean fusion tacos alongside a vegan dish called Sanchae Bibimbap.