Paraguayan empanadas in Seoul

One of the things I love about Itaewon is the sheer variety of food available at lunch time. The Paraguayan restaurant is next door to a Chinese dumpling restaurant, down the street from an Austrian restaurant and deli, and across the street from an Irish pub and an Italian restaurant. Up and across the street is a Turkish kebab place. Not too mention all the standard Korean restaurants.

They had a set menu where you picked 3 empanadas which were accompanied with two additional things. I loved the tomato and cheese. The beef was ok. And the chicken was a bit dry. In the middle of the plate is a corn bread type thing. And to the upper left is something that was similar to a quiche/omelet. I want to go back and try some other flavors.