Daelim Changgo, a café-slash-gallery, is one of those that I happened to stumble upon on my walk around the neighborhood.

Convenience stores in Korea are always looking for ways to surprise their customers with interesting new products while promoting steady sellers.

In Korea, many locals have a common hangout routine which involves visiting a good restaurant to enjoy delicious dishes and then heading to a café for delicious desserts.

Hello: Annyeong-haseyo (안녕하세요)

If you are simply looking for a place to take a nice stroll and then please your taste buds, then to the area of Seokchon Lake and Songridan-gil Street in Seoul.

Literally, there was a bunch of crap adorning the outside of the building. But it was fake dung, and it was cute.  I’ll admit that I’m not big on potty talk, but I did get a kick out of this café that prides itself in its poo products, from cartoon faces made in the shape of feces to toilet-shaped mugs.

Blue Bottle Coffee has officially landed in Millak-dong in Suyeong-gu, making its mark as Busan’s latest must-visit destination for coffee lovers.

If a great cup of coffee and fresh baked goods in a beautiful setting sounds like a luxury you’ve been missing, then Dewdrop in Pyeongtaek’s Anjeong-ri neighborhood is where you want to go.

I don’t spend too much time in coffee shops these days. And my friends might argue that I don’t even know how to enjoy a café and its vibe.

When you wake up in the morning, what’s the first thing on your mind? For many, the answer is simple. It’s coffee.