What to See, Eat and Do in Korea (and Beyond)
La Boutique Du Chateau, located in Belle’s castle at Paris Disneyland, is the park’s best kept secret. Most visitors will be drawn to the carousel or the castle walk through and miss this shop completely. Which is a shame, because at this special shop, it’s Christmas every day of the year.
As one of Seoul’s smaller traditional markets, the narrow alley offers a nice selection of foods, snacks and drinks. But for anyone who’s ever wanted to eat a little bit of everything, Tongin Market is a dream come true.
Since 2016, Cre8 Cookies has been and continues to be our favorite cookie cafe in Seoul. It’s a big claim,…
Disney’s 100th anniversary pop-up, House of WISH is a large pop-up that started on December 16th and is running until…
Korean cuisine encompasses such a wide range of foods and styles that it’s difficult to know where to start. Even…
Cafe Pokpo is located in the northwestern end of Seoul, just outside walking distance from Hongdae Station. It’s famous for being the only cafe with a view of a waterfall in Seoul, but it’s barely just. It’s about 15 minutes by bus from the nearest subway station and much longer by foot. But while getting there may be a bit of a hassle, it’s worth getting away from the busy city center to enjoy a bit of nature.
Korean food comes in all shapes and colors, but for my money, there’s nothing that beats a savory stew. That’s…
If you’re into clean vegan minimalist Korean skincare and you haven’t heard of Mixsoon… then you need to. I’ve had a few chances to try out their products (with no any strings attached) and I suspect they’ll be popular in the K-beauty scene.
HiKR Ground (하이커 그라운드) is the ultimate tribute to Hallyu and the fans who love it. The space opened fairly…
It’s a question we get all the time. And while we have our opinions, we’ve never actually sat down and…
