I’ve been meaning to post about Jester’s for quite a while. Jester’s is an Australian meat pie chain that has several locations here in
Korea. Here’s a link to their locations in Seoul. The only location that I’ve
been to in Seoul is the Itaewon branch.
The first time I had Jester’s, my friend Eunyoung brought me
a pie at work – very sweet of her. I don’t recall what kind it was, but it was
quite good. I do have to say, though, that Jester’s isn’t vegetarian friendly –
nearly all of the pies have meat in them. I think the only ones that don’t are
the apple & cinnamon pie and the apple & blueberry pie. The pies are also fairly inexpensive as far as foreign food in Korea goes - they're in the 3000 - 4000 won price range.
I happened to be in Seoul for Eunyoung’s wedding in August
and went to Itaewon afterwards with Marianne and Justin to hang out for a bit.
Justin, being an Aussie, wanted some Jester’s.
I don't recall what kind of pie this was, but Marianne seemed to enjoy it.
The meat pies aren't very large, so if you expect to have it for a meal, you might want to get two. Unless you're Korean. Then you might eat half of one and start saying how full you are.
At any rate, the location in Itaewon is open super late, so stop in and try a meat pie if you're near one of the locations. You definitely won't regret it.
The happy couple before Marianne started eating Justin's food
She's lucky she survived - you don't come between an Aussie and his meat pie in Korea
I don't recall what kind of pie this was, but Marianne seemed to enjoy it.
The meat pies aren't very large, so if you expect to have it for a meal, you might want to get two. Unless you're Korean. Then you might eat half of one and start saying how full you are.
At any rate, the location in Itaewon is open super late, so stop in and try a meat pie if you're near one of the locations. You definitely won't regret it.
Might I recommend the aptly named for being in Asia "Curry butter chinken" ? Oooh, a racist joke.
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