Es verdad que en Sao Paulo hay una comunidad inmensa. De hecho, cuando fui aproveche para visitar amigos de origen japones.

A ver si tienes suerte y encuentras sitios de calidad. La ventaja es que tienes los ingredientes, y en el peor de los casos siempre puedes cocinar tu.

Un saludo.

1. Jealousy
I think many of koreans do not like Japanese in account of jealousy. As a korean i do not want to say im jealous of Japanese.
The Japanese history was far more un-developed at the old times compared to the Korean history. Many of korean tradition or culture was originated from China and we improved/changed to fit to our taste. Then korea send the Chinese+Korean culture to Japan. Im really sorry to say, but they were a bit inferior(Im not talking about race, but culture) than us.
However, look at japan now. They are one of the strongest countries in the world and has very developed tech and culture.
Withouth noticing, koreans may feel jealousy of them. I know its harsh to say it, but I think its somwhat true.

2. History
You might have heard of the japanes-korean history somewhere. Most of pro-japanese(I gusee mostly are anime freaks), say “Just forget about it! Its just OLD HISTORY”. Sorry, not to us. My grandmother is still crying about it.
Research it first plz. (eg. Maruta experiment, Comfort woman-anything is okay).
I understand every war has similar horrific aspect. However, it goes too far.
They have done exactly the seme thing as the Nazis done to the Jewish people. And no apologies. Some Japanese people say they have apologied
and we ignored it. Who did you guys apologise to? I have never heard/read anything about it.- not even in internet newspaper.
Sigh. I do not want to talk about this in detal cuz it just gonna make me mad.

2. Hetalia
This anime is just recently listed on my “Why koreans dont like Japanese people” reasons.
To be honest, I do not agree with the koreans who say hetalia abase the korean people and korean nation. Not really. Korean character is just fine with its looks and characteristic except carrying a national flag of Japan.
But I cant complain this cuz most of korean politicians are flatter to japan.
The korean character shown in Hatalia always say every good thins of other countries are originated from Korea. I can say its completely false. However, what about Japan? I saw many cases that Japanse copies koreans stuff.
Im going to give you several example.
-Kimchi
Japanese remade ‘kimchi’ and name it ‘kimuchi’. The only difference of these food is that ‘kimuchi’ is sweeter than ‘kimchi’. In korea, we call ‘chobab’ instead of ’suchi’. However, we dont internationally sell them with name of ‘chobab’, but Japan to. Thanks for that, I found some people do not know about ‘Kimchi’ but ‘Kimuchi’.
-Dokkdo
Can Japanese guys stop messing up this topic? They suddenly said ‘Dakesima is ours!’ and start provoking koreans. Do you want to peice of me? Koreans have AMOUNT of historical imfor/source/evidence that proves Dokkdo is ours, but Japanese people jsut ignore it and keep saying “Dokkdo is ours! but we cant prove it exactly like Korea do!”
Duh!
-Hangul(Korean language)
I surf some Japanese sites(translated) and I found some Japanese people say ‘Hangul’ is theirs! Shocking! Are you guys elementary skul students?
They call ‘Hangul’ as ‘God’s language’ or watever, and they showed some lithograph of them which was made not that long time ago.
Reserch when Hangul was made. Its EASY! just CALCULATE the year!
-Makkoli(one of korean traditional liquor)
Japan remade Makkoli and starts to call it milky sake or watever.
Sake is Japanese traditional liquor and you name it to korean traditional
liquor. Geez. What do they have in their head?

3.Figure Skating.
Asada Mao should admit that Yeon Ah Kim acutally snatched victory in Olympics. Japanese people Yeon Ah won cuz she bribed to judge. However, remember this. 9 out of 11 Figure skating supporters are Japanese companies. Yeah! Not Japanese people have to criticise their own companies, right?

4. Distortion of history
I know both korea and japan teach propagandic history to their students. However, at least we know the TRUE history cuz we are the sufferers.
Sufferer dont tell a lie cuz there is no advantage of bullshitting.
Sometimes when i read japanese netizens comments(translated) about Korea, i feel sympathy for them. Because they are very excitedly talking about FALSE history. However, they believe it is true. Pathetic.
I know the Japanese government uses propaganda and gets support from the Japanese people. Well. I dont think they gonna righten the their way of learning wrong history, but i dont blame them that much, but i just feel sympathy for them. Cuz they do not know about the truth. -If you cant beleive me, u can research english one, maybe wikipedia is alright. Dont research either japanese or korean site, they are mostly biased. Esp japanese ones are really a lie and korean ones are likely to be emphasised. -_-

Maybe thses are the things that i can say right now.(I have more but im fed up with typing)
I feel really disappointed with about some people who just criticise koreans because they are pro-japanese.
You should read both aspects and judge it.
However, before you judge it, be cafeful. One person’s view doesnt generalise/represent the national view.

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No sé cual de los camareros eres, pero ten por seguro que volveré. Los amigos con los que fui el otro día acabaron encantados, por lo que seguramente vuelvan también.

¡Me acordaré del plato de verano!

De hecho, no es el primer restaurante que visito gracias a vosotros, y en general acierto siempre.

¡Probaré el bibim naengmyun!

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Estoy completamente de acuerdo con lo de la amabilidad de la gente de Palillos del Cardenal. En mi caso, a la hora de salir a comer, le doy muchísma importancia al servicio, e inmediatamente despues a la calidad de la comida.

Para mí lo del lugar es importante, pero pasa a un segundo plano.

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NOTA: Lo de la amabilidad lo digo porque en muchos restaurantes (asiáticos o no) te tratan como si te estuviesen haciendo un favor, y para mí, en este caso nadie hace un favor a nadie, ya sea el cliente o el servicio: aqui hablamos de un intercambio de dinero por comida.

La calidad del restaurante (y la del cliente) aumentan de manera exponencial con la educación y la amabilidad.

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También coincido contigo en aquello de que a veces la decoración en algunos sitios es demasiado asiatizada… como si vamos a un restaurante español en Tokio y entre la decoración tenemos toros, una guitarra, una foto de Julio Iglesias y algun otro cliché más. Aunque sobre gustos…

En palillos del cardenal los protagonistas son los platos; los ingredientes son de primera, cocina casera coreana de verdad servidas con mucha amabilidad.

Y una vez más coincido contigo, te digo que el Jotok tampoco a mi tampoco me vuelve loco, es una especie de tortita rellena de una mezcla de azucar moreno, semillas de sésamo, miel y canela que sirven en puestecillos callejeros en Corea. Supongo será para añadir un postre para nostálgicos.

Mi plato favorito de la cocina coreana el el “bibim naengmyun”. Tallarines duros picantes.Muy picantes. Por si te interesa

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naengmyeon

Un saludo y de nuevo enhorabuena por el blog.

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