I discovered your blog in desperation to find the best food places in Barcelona (not that there aren’t any) but going to food places in a new city can be a scary experience! I moved to Barcelona after living 10 years in London, enjoying the London foodie scene until now.

Today I followed your advice on visiting Koryo and I am happy I did so as I loved the food there, it was truly authentic!

I read your about section and loved background and international experience.

I am one of the Editor of mimagazine.net and would be great if you can grant me a permission to cross share your reviews on the site. We will credit you and will also be introducing you to readers whenever we publish your content.

Would love to hear back from you on my email: marta.j@mimagazine.net

Actually – you know what? I’ve switched it around a bit. Now people who want to read just the restaurant bit can jump down to the *. Thanks for your comment.

Ha! Well this one was out there I guess. The point I was making is it is a space that looks like it was conceived by someone who is into crafting, which makes me think of Pinterest and Martha Stewart. Foodie in Barcelona is about food but it is also about life and thoughts so sometimes those make up part / or in this post a lot of the blog. Sorry if you felt lost.

It’s really possible that I’m just dumb, but you write so crazy that I literally read this blog entry (after foolishly clicking on a link someone sent me without checking what is was first), wondered why the pictures don’t match the words, got confused at the end and only figured it out because I LITERALLY read backwards up the blog before suddenly realising that you are talking about a restaurant.

Granted, I should have checked the link before clocking it, I mean, I might have ended up anywhere… but it seems that maybe I have…. or have I?