Korean Bicuit Orion Diget

One of my favorite past-time on our place is watching korean tv-shows especially K-pop. One of those night I watched Pops Seoul in Arirang at the same time tried this Korean wheat biscuit Diget from Orion. I bought this one from a korean store here in manila for just 65 Philippine pesos.


Take the first bite, my impression, the taste of the biscuit is just right for my taste bud, not too sweet or not too bland. With a soft surface, you can say that this biscuit was made in other country — local manufactured biscuit are too sweet and over crunchy unless the biscuit is a premium one which is kinda pricey when you buy it.


It is wheat biscuit with chocolate topping on it, the taste is so right.


For body coinscious individual; this korean snack is for you, because of the wheat which is a part of the ingredient, an essential and good for your digestion. Another thing that this biscuit is nutritious is that, it contains no Sodium which is present in other biscuit. For those who want to try other snack produce from other countries, I recommend this one. An excellent source of energy to those people on the go. This snack is perfect with green-tea or soya-milk.

So the next time that you will take a snack especially at night, you can try this one. Surely, you will definitely you will not go wrong with it. I hope local food manufacturer can also produce this kind of healthy snack. I think that time when I am watching Pop Seoul, they are airing the music video of SNSD or Girls Generation's new single from their new album, the title is boys. Happy eating and enjoy the video.

Korean Food: Kimchi Ramen and Crispy Toasted Seaweed Flakes

So my friend and I went on a korean food hopping here in Manila and talk anything about Korean Culture — planning also to promote one of my website that promotes Korean Pop here in the Philippines. So, I purchase the food Kimchi Ramen and Seaweed Flakes; and went home.


I cooked and prepared the food to taste this one; also, crispy toasted seaweed flakes was added to my meal in order to try something else and getting the health benefits. Take the first sip of the Kimchi Ramen, first reaction on the soup was one spicy taste, I mean, very spicy soup that I almost cried and cough; even the taste of the seaweed did not pacify or neutralize the spicy taste of this Kimchi Ramen; take note, I haven't eaten its noodles yet so I assume that is more hot when I already ate the noodles. While I am eating this food, my sweat is starting come out on my forehead and the itchy sensation on my cow-lick — it means that I am eating a hot or spicy food without any water intake.


The next time that I will prepare this Korean delicacy, instead of a seaweed flakes, a boiled pork meat as a topping to this ramen. It is better if instead of soda, a green tea will be your drink; it will also add health benefits to your body.


In South Korea, Kimchi is one of the staple food usually prepared on their tables. Kimchi also have many varieties that are prepared to satisfied are hungry tummies. Also, it is one of the nutritious food that I ever tasted and read on the books or on the internet.


So if you want to taste the Korean-Culture the first thing that you want to taste is their Kimchi ramen before anything else.