by Regine
Something new I learned on this trip is that during winter, locals in Korea usually eat hamachi or bang-eo (방어). I'm glad I learned about it because hamachi is one of my mom’s favorite sashimi. There were a lot of restaurants offering hamachi or bang-eo, but since we had plans for the day, I tried … Continue reading Bangi Su-san Jamsil Bangi Branch (방이수산 잠실방이점) (How to go, what to expect)
I love eating a lot when I’m very tired, and if possible, I want to eat meat. Myeongdong has so many restaurants, but there are also a lot of hits and misses. Checked Naver Maps to find restaurants with good reviews and high ratings because I didn’t want mediocre food that day. And that’s how … Continue reading Yuktongryeong Myeongdong (육통령 명동본점) (How to go, what to expect)
I'd been seeing videos about a cafe where you can write a letter to yourself, but when I checked the location, it was far from the places I usually plan to visit. I was happy to finally stop by since I had time and was already nearby from Le Labo Bukchon Hanok. There are only … Continue reading Nuldam Space (널담은공간 경복궁점) (How to go, what to expect) – send a letter to yourself or a loved one for the future!
The first time I saw a Le Labo store and café concept was in Kyoto. The place looked so pretty that I’d been wanting to visit ever since. One day, while scrolling, I came across a post about a similar concept in Seoul. Since I had a Seoul trip planned and no upcoming trip back … Continue reading Le Labo Bukchon Hanok Cafe (르 라보 북촌 한옥) (How to go, what to expect)
I love a good lobster pasta, and that’s why we’re here. I saw a post saying this was someone’s favorite pasta and steak restaurant, and what really caught my eye was the lobster with basil pasta. Oh my gosh. How to go to MeTable (미테이블 서울숲성수본점) : 1. Get down at Ttukseom Station (line 2) … Continue reading MeTable (미테이블 서울숲성수본점) (How to go, what to expect)