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Tag Archives: Korea

3 Must Visit Jeju Island Markets
Jeju / Korea

3 Must Visit Jeju Island Markets

Posted on January 16, 2021 by Lexi • 1 Comment

This year, the hubby and I celebrated our 3 year wedding anniversary. Since we were unable to have a honeymoon, we decided that every year on our anniversary we would take a trip. The first year we went to Chiang Mai and the second we went to Bali. We were so excited for our next … Continue reading →

Christmas Decoration Shopping in Korea
Korea / Seoul

Christmas Decoration Shopping in Korea

Posted on December 18, 2020 by Lexi • Leave a comment

Christmas in Seoul is magical. Every year it seems like the city embraces the festive warmth of the season just a little bit more. The subway stations, streets and malls are all decked out in glittering lights, fully decorated trees and all sorts of grand displays. I think it’s safe to say that we could … Continue reading →

Paju: 톡톡딸기랜드 & Heyri Art Village
Korea / Paju

Paju: 톡톡딸기랜드 & Heyri Art Village

Posted on March 27, 2020 by Lexi • 1 Comment

Spring is a highly anticipated time of year here here in Korea. It’s a time for cherry blossom festivals, picnics with friends, outdoor concerts and all sorts of social gatherings. Obviously these things have all been canceled and it has left everyone in a bit of funk. Needless to say the coronavirus outbreak has seriously … Continue reading →

Coronavirus: What’s Going on in South Korea
Korea / Seoul

Coronavirus: What’s Going on in South Korea

Posted on March 3, 2020 by Lexi • 3 Comments

It seems like the coronavirus is taking the world by storm. As of this very moment, we have 4,335 confirmed cases of coronavirus here in South Korea, making it the largest outbreak outside of China. Although the first case was recorded back in mid-January, people weren’t as concerned until the numbers started to skyrocket last … Continue reading →

Godzilla Cafe in Korea: Cafe Ookii ( 카페 오오키이)
Cafés / Korea / Seoul

Godzilla Cafe in Korea: Cafe Ookii ( 카페 오오키이)

Posted on September 6, 2019 by Lexi • 5 Comments

Over the years, especially throughout childhood, I found myself collecting all sorts of things from Beanie Babies and Disney figurines to McDonalds toys and Pogs (remember Pogs?). I’ve had a lot of collections, many of which still reside in boxes at my parents house, but none of them quite compare to Bae Tae Hyun’s Godzilla … Continue reading →

Cooling Down @ Hi, Ice Cream in Seoul (하이, 아이스크림)
Art / Events / Korea / Seoul

Cooling Down @ Hi, Ice Cream in Seoul (하이, 아이스크림)

Posted on September 5, 2018 by Lexi • Leave a comment

Checking out the latest art exhibit is one of our favorite things to do, even more so now if it gets us out of this awful heat. So to kick off the summer, my husband decided to surprise me by taking me to an art exhibit entirely dedicated to ice cream! We didn’t know what … Continue reading →

Seoul Comic Con 2018: Ay or Nay?
Events / Korea / Seoul

Seoul Comic Con 2018: Ay or Nay?

Posted on August 30, 2018 by Lexi • Leave a comment

Another year, another Comic Con. Well, it’s actually only the 2nd Comic Con to be held here and I’ve got to say, it wasn’t half bad. After last year’s Con, there was a lot of talk about how unorganized the event was and how a lot of vendors were really displeased. We were actually a … Continue reading →

Paper Art Exhibit in Seoul: Paper, Present @ Daelim Museum
Art / Events / Korea / Seoul

Paper Art Exhibit in Seoul: Paper, Present @ Daelim Museum

Posted on May 17, 2018 by Lexi • 2 Comments

Lately I find myself getting reacquainted with my artistic side. I’ve always been pretty artsy, at some point I was even aiming to be an animator for Disney. Though that dream has come and gone, every now and then I find the need to draw, paint or simply create something new. Recently I’ve been obsessing … Continue reading →

Jinhae Cafe: A Civic Center Coffee (어씨빅센터커피)
Jinhae / Korea

Jinhae Cafe: A Civic Center Coffee (어씨빅센터커피)

Posted on May 10, 2018 by Lexi • 1 Comment

Any time I go anywhere, I always look for unique cafes in the area to check out. So, on our way to the Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival, we decided to drop by cafe I had scouted out on Instagram, A Civic Center Coffee or ACCC. The cafe is located on top of a small hill … Continue reading →

Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival (진해군항제): Tips, Tricks & Pet Travel
Jinhae / Korea

Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival (진해군항제): Tips, Tricks & Pet Travel

Posted on May 3, 2018 by Lexi • 2 Comments

My husband and I had been wanting to check out the Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival (진해군항제) for a few years now. It’s one of the most popular cherry blossom festivals in Korea, but it’s also a bit of a journey to get there, especially if you live in Seoul. This year, we finally decided to … Continue reading →

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I love cooking at home! Korean dishes are actually quite easy to make, but they usually tend to be pretty time consuming. However, this is a pretty quick and easy 김치찌개 (kimchi jjigae) recipe imho. So, if you ever find yourself with a bunch of kimchi on your hands... give it a try! ☺
I've loved afternoon tea ever since I was a little girl and to be honest... I still do! I love all the little sandwiches, mini desserts and the beautiful tea sets. It just always made me feel fancy.
Lunar New Year (설날) was super busy for my family and I this year, so I didn't have much time to post about it.
There are plenty of cheap or even free fun things to do in Korea if you know where to look. For the first time since the pandemic, the ice skating rink in front of City Hall has returned.
I love 설날 traditions, but my favorite is the food. Food is my love language. Even though it's a lot of hard work, preparing this special meal for my family is one way I get to express my love for them ❤
새해복 많이 받으세요!!! Wishing you all a wonderful Lunar New Year from our family to yours 🐰
I love snow days in Korea. There is just something so magical about Seoul covered in a blanket of fresh snow. It's almost like a fairytale.
There are tons of delicious finds when you go to a traditional market in South Korea... but you haven't truly lived until you've had dinosaur roasted marshmallow ice cream.
My husband and I have totally different skin types, but in the winter we both have trouble with dry skin. So, we thought we'd mix things up this winter with a little moisturizing night routine.

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