I've always wanted to eat at a solo-style ramen restaurant, I just didn't realize this one was owned/ created by who it was owned/created by. I have some regret.
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Aori ramen 아오리의행방불명
Author: wayfaringflaneur
From a family that travels so often it feels a part of the DNA that somehow ended up with an introverted scaredy cat who managed to get up the courage to move far across the world. Swapping rural country sides for large cities to mountainside villages and now currently back in a city. I love to travel with a good book in my bag, try delicious food and am always writing. While I'm still a bit of a scaredy cat and introverted I'm still always up for a new adventure, to explore new places, and to meet new people. Currently calling South Korea home.
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