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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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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Nocturnal Blossom at DDP
It has been a hectic month. Time flies so quickly that it is hard to believe we’re now in the last week of November….
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Dongdaemun Design Plaza
Alien Invasion! A UFO-looked-alike object was found right opposite the Dongdaemun 24 hours shopping district!! lol For those who frequent Seoul and particularly Dongdaemun…
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두물머리 Dumulmeori : Day-trip Itinerary
Introducing a magical place where you can throw yourself into the nature near Seoul. Dumulmeori [read: doo-mool-moo-ri], for those that have been following, I…
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Dumulmeori: Prologue
And so this post marked the start of my long awaited summer holiday. Those of you who have been following me on Instagram for…
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6 Hidden Gems You Can Visit at Downtown Seoul
With globalization, Seoul has become more complicated and sometimes excessively crowded. At times we might just want some quiet time alone for total relaxation,…
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“Miso” the Original Korean Musical: Baebijang-Jeon
If you are currently located in South Korea and if you love theatre, don’t miss “Miso” the Korean Musical at the downtown Seoul. They…
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When East meets West: A stroll through Deoksugung Palace
Seoul is enjoying some amazing amount of sunshine lately. As I settled most of my presentations and papers, it is time to step out…
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Busan Gamcheon Cultural Village: Korea’s Santorini
And so it is the last day of my winter break. I spent mine basically resting, walking around and see the world with my…
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The Hanok Smith Likes: Traditional Korean House that serves Pasta at Samcheong-Dong
Having western cuisine in an east-asia infused environment has its own peculiar enchantment, just like this Italian pizza and pasta restaurant I went not…
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Beegers: 6 Craft Beers at One Go in Hongdae
Craft beer have been a trend in Korea in recent years. Now we have a new bar located nearby the club area of Hongdae,…
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Namsan N’ Seoul Tower: Where Your Love Remains Locked.
I always wonder who was the one that came out with the idea of love lock. A piece of metal that represents a leap…
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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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Daelim Museum Seoul: Ryan McGinley Photography Exhibition – Magic Magnifier
Hi all! After all the final papers and a 3-weeks-long break I am now back to my usual schedule. Been longing for a holiday…
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Dining at Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market
Visiting markets of a new city makes you understand the city better — I can’t agree more with this. You get a glimpse into…
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고일 옛날 마늘 통탉 Garlic Fried Chicken from the Olden Days: you tear barehanded and eat like a boss.
I am a fan of Korean fried chicken. Growing up with the idea fried chickens are originated from western countries and therefore their chicken…
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Simple yet Stylish: Bath Rugs
Today I am going to introduce one of my recent good buy from the home decor market in South Korea. Out of so many…
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Korea’s Memory : of Seoul Landscape and Fashion
Being one of Asia’s largest and one of the most culturally rich city, Seoul is always noisy, bustling and full of surprises. It’s hard…
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심슨탕 Sim Seun Tang Korean Army Stew: A pot of the history of Korean War
If I were to select, Budae Jjigae (Korean Army Base Stew) would be one of the most legendary food in South Korea. It has…
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