(1)The Sound of Seoul
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(2)Presidential Office Cafeteria Menu Unple Station
(3)Abalone, assorted raw fish, and eel over lunch
(4)Expensive menus such as grilled abalone butter and sea squirt bibimbap at a nominal price of 3,000 won to promote consumption due to Japanese pollution anxiety
(5)Netizens, tell us how you can eat it for 3,000 won
(6)It’s been a few days since the saline discharge
(7)野 Our seafood show in the president’s office restaurant. Try using contaminated water
(8)Listening to the text
(1)After the president’s office discharged contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan
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(2)Concerned about shrinking consumption in the domestic fisheries industry, it said it will provide Korean fisheries products on the cafeteria menu of the government building every day for a week, but public opinion is stinging
(3)According to a report on the 28th, the main meals for lunch at the Yongsan Presidential Office and the Presidential Security Service cafeteria are raw flatfish, rockfish, and grilled mackerel In fact, the price of mackerel has risen, and the president’s office has raised the standard of the national table with expensive fish species such as abalone, conch, and eel to the fullest extent
(4)The president’s office explained, “The seafood menus are hairtail, sorghum, flatfish, and mackerel, which are often served on the people’s table, and Wando abalone, Tongyeong sea eel sea urchin and rockfish, which have been suffering from recent price declines.”
(5)It is said that all of the sashimi prepared on this day was sold out in about 25 minutes According to the menu released together, Jeju Galchi stew and conch salad will be served on the 29th, sea eel bibimbap on the 30th, and rockfish tangsu on the 31st, sea eel over rice, abalone buttered, and laver on September 1st
(1)The president’s office said, “The people are safe in our seafood.”
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(2)He said, “We hope to consume it,” adding, “We will provide our seafood as the main menu more than twice a week after September.”
(3)The meals provided in the president’s office cafeteria are only 3,000 won, which is the most cost-effective. Lunch prices at the Defense Ministry and Joint Chiefs of Staff cafeteria in the same space as the president’s office in Yongsan, Seoul, are 6,000 won, twice as expensive
Beltfish, flatfish, conch, abalone, eel
It’s to encourage the consumption of seafood. How can a citizen put that on the table
Plus, 3,000 won
If the price is low or insufficient, is it covered by taxes and eaten domestically without the country of origin mark
I have nothing to say, but I won’t