MMMG Cafe, Anguk, Seoul

I love this cafe because it is so cozy and well decorated. Nothing too fancy, yet pretty enough for you to just hang there all day. The coffee selection here is really good, even though I made the unlucky choice to buy their 'Orange Latte' which was not tasty.

It is located just above Anguk Station at Exit 1. Would recommend this as a cafe to hop to in Korea!

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Coffee LEC, Garosugil

How should I start this post?

Just recently, I got to know about Coffee LEC by accident, when I was walking along Garosugil with Matt & Joce. Apparently, it is a very famous one because the owner of the cafe is an award winning barista and Matt just happened to have read about it on the magazine.

We popped in and we were pleasantly surprised by ... how good the coffee and service is ;) (ok honestly, our eyes were feasting more on ---)

Cafe Ordinary, Near Hankuk University

After walking the entire area of my university vicinity, I concluded there are only 2 really nice cafes, one is Cafe I'm and this, Cafe Ordinary, is the other one.

Cafe I'm, near Hankuk University

As expected, it is really hard to keep up with blogging as I travel. I have backlogs for Busan, Ulsan and Cheonan and I am just going to take my time as there are super a lot of things to do. I can't settle down because there are just endless things to explore.

Wan Swen, hwaiting! 

So, I was supposed to do some of my work at this Cafe I'm just outside my school but I have to leave soon again to go for cycling at Yeouido Park.

So, updates again later!

Korea 2011 - Garosugil and Rainbow Cafe

Garosugil 가로수길, or Tree-lined Street in english, is a really nice hideout near the Apgujeong area in Seoul, and can be accessed from the Sinsa subway station.

As the name suggests, this entire street is less than 1 kilometre but filled with many interesting cafes and shops within the short buildings. The whole lane is pretty artistic and each individual store is a compilation of everything nice.

Korea 2011 - Found Gold in Ewha!

Ewha or Ewha Women's University (Ewha Daehakyo/E-dae/이대) is a popular hang out for the young people in Seoul.

It's located just stops away from downtown, also one of the university populated areas. It can be compared to Bugis in Singapore, because there is a university nearby and is almost always crowded with youngsters. hahah.

It is really one of the best shopping areas in Seoul, I say. There are so many things to see there, and IT'S THE PLACE TO FIND CHEAP STUFF! My friends and I went crazy shopping there. haha.

Korea 2011 - Cat Cafes!

Korea has a culture of pets cafe. These cafes keep a dozens of pets in the cafe and for most of them, you have to pay a one off fee (about 8000 won) for entrance, and you are entitled a drink and a 1-2 hours stay there.