What to See, Eat and Do in Korea (and Beyond)
If you’ve spent any time in Korea’s design scene (or just love irresistibly cute characters), you’ve probably come across Muzik Tiger. “Muzik (moo-jik)” means “no job” in Korean, so the whole vibe of this brand is about breaking free from the daily grind and traditional work-life from the perspective of this chonky tiger.
And boy am I here for it.
My Seoul Bites is a cafe that specializes in a very special type of afternoon tea. It’s kind of an east-meets-west tea set and it’s absolutely gorgeous!
I’ve always been a sucker for cute things. In high school I would sometimes get teased for my “childish fashion.”…
Doraemon is definitely one of the most popular animated characters in Asia. For anyone who is unfamiliar, Doraemon began as a…
이태원 (Itaewon) is a melting pot of cultural diversity, not just in regards to the people, but the restaurants and…
Back when I was still a student, I rarely had the money, let alone the time, to explore the world…
I like to think my dog is of a sophisticated breed. He likes to sleep on soft beds and pillows,…
If you’ve browsed around my blog, there should be no doubt in your mind that I’m definitely a dog person.…
My little maltese 우유 (Uyu) or “Milk” in english, is the constant object of my affections. Ever since he was…
Winter fashion in Korea is great. It’s all about layering and oversized sweaters and I love it! Just because you’re…
