My week in photos: February 25–March 3, 2019! Rainy Los Angeles, hunting for flamin’ hot asteroids, cooking Japanese food at home, and spending Sunday with James at Disneyland.
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VALENTINE’S DAY AND HORSE RACES
My week in photos: February 11–17, 2019! Valentine’s day with a steak night at home, Zach-themed pottery, and ramen at lunch. I also spend some time with my parents, get into Pen15, and eat too many spicy Dorito tacos before going to the horse races.
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SNOWSTORM IN UTAH
My week in photos: February 4–10, 2019! Sushi, hunting for Nandos sauce, hamburger dumplings (yes, all food-related highlights) and a weekend in the snow in Park City, Utah.
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BENTO BOX AND KBBQ BACK AT HOME
My week in photos: January 14–20, 2019! After returning from our Disney World vacation, I settle into my new desk at work, grow a chia pet, catch a cold, play quite a few board games, and host Korean grill night (twice).
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A DAY IN MY LIFE: MAKING SOBA AND 626 NIGHT MARKET
A Day in My Life: Saturday, September 1, 2018! A morning working at home, finishing a puzzle I’ve struggled with for a while, preparing soba at lunch, all before a huge shared feast among friends at 626 Night Market, an Asian food fair with so much to try. Enjoy!
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MY WEEK IN PHOTOS: FEBRUARY 12–18, 2018! (DIY BOILING CRAB, FISH MARKET, HORSE RACING)
Food illustrations, a visit to the fish market, meeting up with old friends, and going to my old high school.
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MY WEEK IN PHOTOS: JANUARY 29–FEBRUARY 4, 2018! (COOKING, HAIRCUT, SUPERBOWL)
A week with a lot of food: homecooked Japanese food, Superbowl snacks, a big pan of pasta, and more. I also get a haircut, try to make slime at home, and spend an afternoon in the Arts District.
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MAKING OYAKODON: YONSEI COOKING
Episode 2 of Yonsei Cooking, a series where I’ll attempt make Japanese recipes suggested by my mom and share the journey. Today I make oyakodon, a chicken and egg dish over rice.
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MAKING TONKATSU: YONSEI COOKING
Introducing Yonsei Cooking, a series where I’ll attempt make Japanese recipes suggested by my mom and share the journey.
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