Yesterday we decided to grab a quick lunch at our favoriate Korean Restaurants (ok, no jokes about the neighborhood cats and dogs).
Now, you need to realize this restaurant has a English menu, but the staff speaks only Korean and Spanish. My wife made further inquiry into exactly what the "Glazed Pigs Feet" consisited of.
What I understood from the cooks broken Spanish was that it had "monkey paws" in it. Though actually he was saying "paws of hand". I like the monkey paws translation better.
It turns out they didn't have pigs feet at all yesterday so we didn't get to find out what they really came with!
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