Noryangjin fish market is the largest and most popular seafood market in Seoul. As it’s connected to the subway station, you can easily reach the fish market within the city. Compared to other local markets, you can get fish and other kinds of seafood
Seoul is a bustling city, lively during both in the day and at night, with many things to do and places to visit. So, it’s not surprising that you’ll have a hard time deciding what exactly to do and where
The streets of Busan has a lot of things to do, which is bound to make you go hungry quite quick. That means it’s time to roam the streets of Busan in search of some of the most delicious Busan
Head on over to Everland, Korea’s best theme park, to enjoy some spooky, spine-chilling festivities! Prepare your costumes and candy – Halloween’s just around the corner! It’s the time when ghosts, zombies, witches, and all other things creepy appear. Halloween in
Have a peep into what Korean convenience stores have to offer to hungry travelers and take note of the best items you must try during your trip to Korea! One of the best things about traveling in South Korea is that there
Find out what and where to eat in Nami Island. From halal food, desserts to lunch boxes, here we’ve picked the best cafes and restaurants in Nami Island.
Nothing’s more perfect than a hot cup of coffee on a cold winter’s day, right? If you’re a coffee lover, definitely check out these new delicious winter drinks served at Korean cafes to cozy up this winter! 1. Angel-in-us Coffee
Korean street food is a major thing that you shouldn’t miss out on if you’re in Korea! You’ll find them lining the streets of Seoul in places like Hongdae, Ewha Womans University, Itaewon, Daehakro and many more! Best of all,
K-Pop fans, prepare to be strapped for cash as you blow all your money on these goodies from this awesome collaboration. SM Entertainment already has multiple stores open to the public selling exclusive goods and merchandise as seen here as
For foreign travelers to Korea, reading Korean restaurant menus is one of the hardest things to do. Even though most of the Korean restaurant menus do have English names, some of them are translated word-to-word, not word-to-meaning, which ends up
