A friend introduced me to an amazing Mediterranean restaurant with vegan options.
Chick Peace 칙 피스
Author: wayfaringflaneur
From a family that travels so often it feels a part of the DNA that somehow ended up with an introverted scaredy cat who managed to get up the courage to move far across the world. Swapping rural country sides for large cities to mountainside villages and now currently back in a city. I love to travel with a good book in my bag, try delicious food and am always writing. While I'm still a bit of a scaredy cat and introverted I'm still always up for a new adventure, to explore new places, and to meet new people. Right before the pandemic hit I returned home and now am based in the USA again.
Book Review: “Eleanor & Park” by Rainbow Rowell
Do you ever get so bogged down by the terrible real life aspects of a book that the romance just doesn't hit the mark?
Stylenanda Myeongdong 스타일난다 – 명동점
An instagramable themed store found in Myeongdong with strong "The Grand Budapest Hotel" vibes. There's also a super cute pool themed cafe.
Book Review: “The Land of Stories: The Wishing Spell” by Chris Colfer
A book review for a book I actually enjoyed. What world are we living in????
Dawon 전통다원
Always in need of a good tea break, one in a cute hanok style courtyard is absolutely delightful.
Book Review: “The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel by Michael Scott
Name dropping, info dumping, and about 5 characters all vying for their point of view to be shared makes a difficult read.
Poop cafe 또옹카페
The poop cafe in Insadong in Seoul is known for it's cute poop themed items.
Seoul Book Bogo 서울책보고
Looking for something to read? Just want to wander around looking at books for awhile then grab a coffee? Want to see what the indie book art and zine scene looks like? Seoul Book book is a book depository with a little bit of everything for any kind of bookworm.
Haneul Park Sky Park
Nothing gives off Autumn vibes like tall silver grass you can get lost in. The short cotton candy red and purple muhly grass is also stunning.
Book Review: “The Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger
I read the 1951 classic "The Catcher in the Rye" and while I did not enjoy it I took a couple guesses as to why it's a classic.