Good Brews in Gangwon-do: Terra Rosa Cafe
Spring and Autumn are the two popular seasons to visit South Korea. However, if you’re visiting South Korea during summer, you get to enjoy…
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Cafe Ando: Hidden Cafe (& Guesthouse) You Want To Keep A Secret
Shhh… today I am sharing you a secret hideout tucked in the back alleyway of Itaewon, Seoul. It is a hidden cafe I pondered…
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Good Brews at Buam-dong: Club Espresso
Perhaps it was the sweet and long-lasting aroma of the coffee that keeps me going back to the same café. For the past 5…
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Good Brews at Garosu-gil: Coffee Arco
Koreans have deep affection towards cafes, judging by the fact that there are about 6 cafes within a 3-minutes walking distance from my small…
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Good Brews at Sinchon: Dok-dabang Cafe
One thing that makes me fall completely in love with Korea is their amazing cafes, or, to be precise; it is their cafe culture…
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Good Brews at Downtown Seoul: Coffee Hanyak-Bang
Seoul is never short of cafes. But cafes that capture its visitor’s heart don’t come common. Recently, I found a quaint little independent cafe hidden…
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Good Brews at Garosu-gil: Ikovox Coffee
Residing in Korea is pretty close to perfect for an avid coffee drinker. The nearest cafe is always a stone’s throw away. And for those…
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Jeonju Guesthouse Review: Becky Art Space
Jeonju is a homeland for many talented artists. Known as the city of romance, culture and tradition, it is rich in history and definitely…
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Sanmotoonge Cafe: Sipping a cup of tranquility
When we talk about weekend cafes in Seoul, Samcheong-dong (삼청동) is always on the list if you don’t mind the endless queues and the…
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Long Bread Sandwich Bar: Organic Brunch at Myeong Dong Lotte Young Plaza
I wonder if anyone ever feel the same with me that sometimes it is not easy to get real good western breakfast / brunch…
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Queen Sheba: Cosy African Coffee House.
Chance upon this cosy little cafe at Gyeongbok Palace area. These red chairs against the black brick wall and the wet winter path somehow…
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