Survive & Thrive in Korea
Amy’s Kitchen Lab is a tiny spot along the main street in Samcheon Dong. If you’re walking up it’s going to be on your right hand side sort of tucked away next to a few other restaurants and coffee spots. The menu leans on the sparse but unusual side. There’s hand made sausage or a […]
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Little did I know that there’s more to Belgian food than those tasty waffles. I had no idea there here in Seoul I’d find an opportunity to experience what Belgium has to offer. It’s all thanks to Chef Marc proprietor of Big Bread Original Belgian Food & Beer. The singular appeal of hitting up […]
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A crop of new spots have opened lately on Gyeongridan. I’ve already written about the awesomeness of Toucan, and I can now say that I enjoyed Porchetta almost as much. With a name like Porchetta they had huge expectations to fill. A great porchetta sandwich can border on divine and the folks at Porchetta got […]
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Editor’s Note: Sadly gentrification has pushed this place out! Closed. DeEspresso is a teeny tiny spot along the main HBC drag, but it’s a cozy place to chill with a cup of coffee in one hand and a kindle in the other. The make the most out of the space, strategically placing tables in just […]
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Jamba Juice is the holy land for lifestyle gurus and health nut enthusiasts. It’s an American brand that’s gone international and found it’s way to the shores of Korea. Best known for their Smoothies Jamba Juice in Korea offers up the same menu options you can find back home. Classics such as Caribbean passion, pomegranate […]
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While some cafes possess the heart and warmth of your grandmother’s living room Hackney exudes the sleek coolness of your gay uncle’s den. Owner and proprietor Yum Yeong-il has imbued the place with a definite modern stark white, black, and gray palette. It’s a place to grab a bite to eat, and gossip with friends over […]
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