Living in Suseong is awesome because there are so many cool cafes, bars, and restaurants to explore. Whether you’re craving local dishes or international flavors, you’ll find it all here. Check out my top picks for delicious eats in the neighborhood, and if you’ve been to any of these spots, share your thoughts in the comments! Let’s dig into the best food Suseong has to offer, from diverse cuisines to mouthwatering BBQ joints.
Tag: South Korea
Stories from living and traveling in South Korea, including city guides, cafe culture, scenic walks, festivals, and daily life abroad. This tag reflects years of personal experience across Daegu, Seoul, Jeju, and smaller towns, offering insight into culture, food, transportation, and moments that shaped my time there.
Shinhan Debit Card: The Best Solution for Foreigners
Living in South Korea as a foreigner without a local debit card is possible, but it can be a challenging experience, especially if you prefer immersing yourself in the local culture. Without a Korean debit card, accessing basic necessities like shopping, transportation, cafe hopping, and other essential services can become a bit time consuming. While many businesses in South Korea accept cash and American credit cards, some may not.
Design Meets the Sea: How to Spend Time in Ulsan’s Most Beautiful Cafes
Discover Ulsan’s most Instagrammable cafes, where stunning designs and cozy atmospheres blend perfectly. From rooftop views to unique architectural concepts, these cafes offer delicious treats, memorable moments, and picturesque settings that are sure to elevate your cafe-hopping experience in this vibrant South Korean city.
Cafe Poseidon: Your New Dessert Hotspot in Waegwan
Cafe Poseidon & Stay Attention Camp Carroll residents, you’re in for a treat because there’s a fantastic new cafe just a stone’s throw away from your base. The Poseidon Cafe is a delightful three-story establishment situated near the Farmy Hills Country Club, right off the picturesque Maewon Reservoir in Waegwan….
The Ultimate Ulsan Cafe Guide: Coffee by the Sea
Ready for a road trip, I randomly picked Ulsan as our destination. Today, my friends Kyung Sook, Steven, and I set off from Daegu to explore some seaside cafes in this fantastic city. In this Ulsan Cafe Guide, I’ll introduce you to two fantastic dessert spots and a cozy brunch joint. Take advantage of the charm of HEY-MER, Greetvi, and Hidden Blue Brunch Cafes, and soak in the serene ambiance of the Ulsan Sea.
How to Visit Seoknamsa Temple in Ulsan, South Korea
Tucked away in the calm mountains above Ulsan, Seoknamsa Temple is a truly peaceful and beautiful spot. It’s easily one of my favorite temples in South Korea. This place is not just about spirituality; it’s where nature and peace come together. When you visit, you’ll find it’s impossible to take a bad picture – that’s how stunning it is. Seoknamsa Temple is a perfect escape from the busyness of life, and I highly recommend checking it out. I highly recommend experiencing the serenity and beauty.
Paju: Snapshots into it’s Unique Cafe Scene
Firstly, I must apologize for the abundance of cafe porn in this post. I couldn’t help taking so many beautiful “snapshots” as we explored the vibrant cafe scene in Paju. As a result, Paju, the northernmost major city in South Korea, remains largely undiscovered by Western tourists. Subsequently, this city, an hour north of Seoul, is replete with stunning natural and man-made attractions and holds a dynamic cafe scene among its charms.
Reflecting on the 10th Latin Culture Festival in Jeju
Uncover the vibrant world of Latin dance at the Jeju Latin Culture Festival, featuring thrilling competitions, immersive workshops, electrifying performances, and lively parties, all set against the backdrop of a picturesque beach locale. If you haven’t attended yet, why not give it a try? The recent 10th edition of the Jeju Latin Culture Festival left a lasting impression on attendees, including one of my friends, who had an amazing experience.