As Korea waves goodbye to social distancing rules, students who have unavoidably spent the past two years long-distance learning via zoom, are finally able to engage in various campus activities.

My disappearing acts.......

Well, *smiles shyly in shame*......it's been more than a hot long minute!

So long, I don't even know where to start or what to write lol.

Painting Café - Café Oda, Wonju

 

So... lately my artsy side has been screaming my name from all directions. Which is what led me to finding this painting café in Wonju! I had previously read a blog recommending this café and decided to give it a try. And I can confidently say I second that recommendation. Read on to find out more!

Café 553 and Restaurant - Wonju

 

This café really surprised me! I didn’t know such a place existed in my city of Wonju. I was very pleasantly surprised! It is the only café/restaurant located at such a high point in Wonju, so the view was amazing!

Café HUMBOLT - Seongsu

  

OK so I absolutely fell in love with the aesthetics of this café, which by the way is also located in Seongsu, just like the second café I posted about last week. 

Café Scéne - Seoul, Seongsu

 

In the second instalment of my café hopping series is this lovely place I found in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, also known as the Brooklyn of Seoul. I have never been to Brooklyn myself, so I cannot attest to the truth of this personally, but it is pretty café-d up in Seongsu! 

Café HAN:OK - Wonju, South Korea

 

For the two years I have lived here in Korea, I have always been immensely aware of the café culture but I didn’t have much interest. Now, I don’t know what has taken over me as of late, but café hopping has become my secret delight for the past couple of months.