The most decent meal I could grab

So, like I mentioned before. I was a bit tight on the budget. Everyday I tried to minimize my spending to maximum 9 ringgit a day, which is like 3,000Won.

But today I was so famished that I can't stop thinking about Kimbab. But then I remember, our campus are still in holiday and most of the stores around my campus were close! So I had to take the bus to the nearest town. Thankfully the Lotte market was open, and that's when I saw a light!! well, metaphorically.

One thing about Kimbab here in korea is that, EVERYTHING HAS PORK SLICE in it! Even though the wrapper says TUNA Kimbab they still got pork in it!!

But today was my lucky day! I saw one Tuna Kimbab left on the kimbab counter, and guess what? NO PORK in it! I was so happy I just grabbed it and went straight to the cashier. Although it was a bit pricey at 2,000Won I didn't even care!

Although I wish I had more, just for today I was "full" with happiness. (^_^)v

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