The Subway

I know many of you have heard about Seoul's subway system

and how it's super easy to navigate.

I have to say, it IS easy to navigate...

if you have someone who knows HOW to navigate.

I've never been one who was really good with directions, 

so if Mary Leigh wasn't there to take the lead,

I'm not sure if I would have figured it out. 

Well, maybe I would have, but it would have taken me a few days.

Once we got our tickets, down the stairs we went.

First thing that is awesome about the subway 

is the flat screens that tell you when the trains are coming. 

Second would have to be how modern it all is.

The doors separate you from the trains...

which I actually like. 

This is how CLEAN it is inside. 

Seriously, I think the floors were sparkling.

I saw some open seats so I quickly grabbed them.

Then I realized who they were for. 

 Okay, THIS was awesome!

and sadly, I missed most of it while I was trying to get my camera.

When we got off the train, I swear at least 50+ people were 

FULL ON SPRINTING 

to make it on the train. And these were full grown adults.

Once we arrived at our destination 

(Lotte Mart) 

we decided to get some lunch in their food court.

Mary Leigh suggested we try the Bulgogi Burger

since everyone raves about it. 

And then she saw one that came on rice!

This bad boy had the sweetness of Bulgogi

with fabulo-so-ness of rice. 

Seriously. I think I died and went to heaven.

 This was the 'set' meal

If you want to know how much I liked it...

look at my face.