This Is What Hwedupbap Looks Like in Georgia~

09/01/2025

Today, I toured homes in the Winder area with clients who are considering relocating from out of state. After exploring the neighborhoods, we headed to Arirang K in Johns Creek for a late lunch.
The flounder mulhoe (cold spicy sashimi soup) and hwedupbap (Korean-style sashimi rice bowl) they ordered were far more generous than expected. One of my clients was amazed at the size of the bowl and the quality of the food, exclaiming, “I’ve never seen such a plentiful hwedupbap before!” We all shared a good laugh and enjoyed the meal together.

Of course, a bowl of hwedupbap might not have a direct connection to real estate. But discovering a new community isn’t just about floor plans or school districts—it’s also about experiencing the everyday lifestyle you could enjoy there.

Georgia is a region that’s growing rapidly, yet it still retains a sense of warmth and generosity in its people. My clients even mentioned, “It would be wonderful to live surrounded by this kind of food and atmosphere.” Their words felt like more than just a compliment—it was a sign that the area left a lasting, positive impression.

Georgia may not be perfect, but it offers so many people opportunities, breathing room, and the chance for a fresh start. As an agent, my role is not only to show homes, but also to share a vision of what life could look like here.

Tomorrow, I’ll be back in Winder with my clients, exploring again and searching for those possibilities together. Let’s go!