There are so many tea and bubble tea chains. Here's another, they offer some very aesthetically pleasing teas.
The Alley da 더앨리코리아
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: “How to Ride a Dragon’s Storm” by Cressida Cowell
The last book of the How to Train Your Dragon series that I have.
Egg Drop 에그드랍
Egg drop is a quick breakfast sandwich shop that's budget friendly.
Book Review: “A Hero’s Guide to Deadly Dragons” by Cressida Cowell
I feel lucky that book bans haven't really ever effected me. Have they effected you and your reading choices?
“Marie Antoinette” at D Cube Art Center
"Marie Antoinette" is a musical that has never been preformed in English. Read more for a break down of the plot and changes between the original version and the one in Seoul.
Book Review: “How to Twist a Dragon’s Tale” by Cressida Cowell
The How to Train Your Dragon series is getting better. Maybe it's Like MBMBAM where you should skip the first couple of episodes.
Bistro 302
An American style burger restaurant in Sanbon.
Book Review: “Extras” by Scott Westerfeld
Out of the whole series, this one was my least favorite.
Whisk 위스크
A good brunch restaurant and cafe with all day breakfast in Pyeongchon.
February’s TBR
We've made it to the last month of my adventures in Korea. Let's see if I can finish my reading goal.