Survive & Thrive in Korea
Editor’s Note: Indigo has Closed Indigo is not just a rad tye dye color waiting to be splashed on your retro Tshirt, it’s also a little hip restaurant tucked away in haebangchon near Itaewon. A couple of sundays ago I met friends at Indigo and enjoyed a savory brunch at a reasonable price. You can’t […]
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I have to preface this post by saying that the Italian Diner is CHEAP. Not rice and noodle cheap, but cheap for an Italian restaurant. Of course after dining there I understood why the prices looked so good, because you can dream about the prices to give you some satisfaction while shoveling the “food” into […]
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Afraid you missed it? Thought it went by without your noticing. Well, fear not Pepero Day is back again and right in your face. Wherever you go there are stands and boxes of pepero in a variety of flavors and combinations. Chocolate? Check? Nut Crunch? Check. Honey coated sugar almond orange sensation? Well, not sure, […]
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In the niche market of bottled water there remains a plethora of options to choose from in the Korean corner store. However, I have recently taken to the aptly named Life Water. Yeah, it sort of hits you over the head with the name, but I’ve come to accept the blunt in your face […]
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This weekend Rebecca and I found a lovely spot to sit back and grab a cup of java and taste of Belgian waffles. The Lime Tree in Insadong serves up coffee, tea, sandwiches and other tasty bites waiting to fill your stomach on a chilly Autumn afternoon. Tucked away near Exit 6 of Anguk station, […]
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Patio is an Italian sytle restaurant in Itaewon. The spot is located just across the street from Gecko’s near the Itaewon Subway stop. It’s a tiny place so if you blink you might miss it as you walk down the street. I have to say that the small size does add a warm cozy feeling […]
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