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When the leaves start to fall, the food trucks in Korea change their menus to give people these beloved snacks!

When planning a dream vacation, some may look forward to sightseeing or museums the most, but for a foodie, street food is where it’s at. There is no better way to experience a country’s culture than when enjoying its street...

Korean street food has got you covered for literally any kind of food you may have ever thought of. There is a popular snack called Boendegi (번데기), which literally translates to “pupa” in English, which is made with silkworm pupae! You can find it at pretty much any market in South Korea. Worms may sound intimidating to try, but what’s life without a little adventure!