Lord Sandwich

Lord Sandwich
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'Lord Sandwich' from outside.

My friend asked me if I wanted to have lunch at Lord Sandwich. I went with two friends and we all enjoyed our meal :) 

Menu. I am sorry that it's a bit blurry..
I should have taken a better photo.
You order on the first floor. Dine on the second floor.
You have to order before you go up to the second floor!
Price range: 6000+

Stairs..2nd floor

Interior design (2nd floor)
A few photos or pictures were on the wall. 'European style' interior design gave it a modern look.

 

 We waited about 10 - 15 minutes! Three of us ordered the same dish, 'Upgraded Chicken Sandwich.'  

Looks nice, don't you think?

I liked both the salad & sandwich. I couldn't finish all as I got pretty full after eating salad & one piece of sandwich. I gave another piece to my friend who also enjoyed the dish. One friend of mine from Europe said it was the best bread that she has had in Korea so far! I haven't been to Europe so I cannot make that comparison but I can say that the sandwich was pretty good!

They also sell some baking including cookies...This cookie is called 'Daily Kiss' and it is 1500 won. I haven't tried it but one day I might! Let me know what it tastes like if any of you decide to try it~ 

Opening Hours.
Yes, it's a really bad photo.
I am sorry :(

'Eat your vegetable!'
You can see it when you go up to the 2nd floor.
I thought it was quite cute, hehe ♥

Opening Hours:
11:30 - 21:00 
Last Order 
20:30 
Break time
16:00-17:00

Location: 서울시 서대문구 대신동 92
92, Daesin-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, Korea 

Price range: 6000+ 
Contact details: 02 363 4554

For more details, please visit this website↓
http://www.thezino.com/index.jsp

More photos of the day 

Little surprise
from my friend

My mickey mouse ring
and a 'ring' from my friend

Felt like having Pocky today!

Hope you all enjoyed reading ♥

First Post

Hello everyone,

I will be sharing some of my experience in Korea. 

I will be mainly posting about food, drinks and things to do in Korea. I was thinking of starting a Naver blog but then I thought I would not be able to share my blog with non-Korean speakers. I found out that non-Korean speakers did not have the advantage of receiving some informative information from Korean blogs like Koreans have. So I decided to use blogger instead of Naver or other Korean blogging sites and share some of my experience in Korea, hoping that some of you will find them useful & helpful!hehehe :)