Hi, I hope you're doing well this Christmas season! This time I will talk about the time we ate outside with my fellow kababayan^countrymen friends. Lately I've been craving for some Korean food, but I will suppress it at this moment by sharing what we've done last March 10th. 😄

^{Kabuki Chō Avenue First}

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Dinner on Sunday

Before we decided to eat Korean food at that time, there were discussions on when and where should we eat. These discussions started when @wittyzell asked us in a group chat on when we should celebrate our friends' birthdays. It was not settled easily as we still have some weekend snowboard trips at that time but somehow, we managed some arrangements.

^{The place that we decided}

Even though that was Sunday at night, I still ordered some soju and got a little bit tipsy. Good thing was that we ordered Budae Jjigae, and I got to slurp the delicious hot soup to lessen my tipsiness. There were also other meats, and we've paired it with some side dishes and, of course, lettuce!

^{The delicious Budae Jjigae}

^{Slo-mo version}

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Unplanned Activities

After having some dinner, we went for a walk to burn a little bit of calories. Since Don Quijote Shinjuku was just near, we decided to enter the building. After a few of us bought some items, we headed back outside. Someone suggested that we should stop by in a cafe for a little bit of time just to talk for a while.

^{Some desserts we ordered}

^{Snacks I received from my friend}

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After having some desserts in the cafe, we went outside and started walking way back to the train station. But, before we could reach the place, we stopped by to Alpen Tokyo just for a window shopping. Some of us were conned to buy some hiking materials such as trekking pole and backpack for hiking. 😄

^{On the way to Alpen Tokyo}

^{A machine that could measure the size of your feet}

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