Homemade Christmas gifts are always a great option when you have a lot of people to cover on your list and baked goods are often the popular choice. Unfortunately, some of us may not have access to the proper baking equipment, ingredients can be pricy and-let’s be honest-baking is not easy for everyone. So I … Continue reading
Vanilla Kitchen is what I would imagine Martha Stewart’s kitchen to look like; clean cut and simple, yet warm and homey. Fresh and dried flowers can be found along the walls and on every table. Soft splashes of blues, purples and grays color the furniture and walls with a lovely feminine touch. A small library … Continue reading
Seoul is chockfull of tiny little restaurants, cafes and boutiques. I guess that’s part of its charm; leave no crevice unfilled. This particular “charm” also makes it very difficult to find good/ unique places at times. I can imagine this to be particularly frustrating for tourists on a time schedule, or even those who are … Continue reading
이태원 (Itaewon) is a melting pot of cultural diversity, not just in regards to the people, but the restaurants and cafes as well. The streets are jam packed with a wide assortment of unique and delicious places to peak your tongue’s interest. I never had much of an excuse to linger around 이태원, but since … Continue reading
팥빙수 (Patbingsu) is a very popular Korean shaved ice dessert that you can find served in many places during the summer time. The basic traditional type consists of ice shavings, red bean, condensed milk and rice cake, but now a days many creative takes on this dish can be found. You can get bingsu topped … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day is almost here! While this day typically puts a good deal of stress on the guys back stateside… in Korea it is the girls who must go to great lengths to proclaim their affections. Since moving to Korea, my boyfriend and I have also been celebrating it this way. Valentine’s Day for him … Continue reading
Last year, Seoul held its first annual Salon du Chocolat at CoEx Mall. Salon du Chocolat is a yearly trade fair for the international chocolate industry that began in Paris in 1994. Since that time it has spread to several countries all over the world, now including South Korea! What better way to bring people of … Continue reading
