Cantina and Dunsandong

Scott and I have gotten used to traveling to other parts of Daejeon now by subway and/or bus.  On the weekend, we like to go out to eat in Dunsandong,a busier, richer, and less pungent neighborhood than our own.  There are tall commercial building in that neighborhood with multi-story shopping centers and various western-style places to eat.  On Saturday,  Alex joined us for dinner there at Mexican restaurant called Cantina.  We've been craving Mexican for a while; we had a neighborhood place back in Minnesota that we frequented.  Our expectations were unrealistically high.  The food was expensive and very mediocre.  But it was nice to dine somewhere different.  Honestly, neither Scott nor I have really gotten into Korean food.