Daejeon must-visit: Sungsimdangās fried soboro! Crunchy fried crumble outside, soft red bean paste insideātotal game changer.
Created in 1980, itās their iconic bread. Crispy + sweet = canāt stop at one. Daejeon bakery legend!

Daejeon must-visit: Sungsimdangās fried soboro! Crunchy fried crumble outside, soft red bean paste insideātotal game changer.
Created in 1980, itās their iconic bread. Crispy + sweet = canāt stop at one. Daejeon bakery legend!
Spotted the prettiest pink drink ever: Subak-juice! Refreshing, slushy vibe that Koreans obsess over every single summer. Itās light, intensely hydrating, and not artificially sweet at allājust pure,

A friend introduced me to Yakgwa, a traditional Korean dessert, and it was beautifully plated. I’ve had it before, but I was reminded of how amazing it is. It’s sweet, with aā¦

The weather was so nice that I went to an outdoor cafĆ©. āļø The black sesame latte had a rich, nutty flavor. The monaka was delicious, and behind it was an icedā¦

I found an incredibly beautiful ribbon-shaped pastry and decided to try it. It was filled with plenty of matcha cream inside, and the taste was just as amazing as its appearance. Koreanā¦

In the city of Daejeon in South Korea, there is a very famous bakery called Sungsimdang. I bought a cake there called the āMango Siru.ā I was luckyāmaybe it was a timeā¦

had a tomato slushy at a cafƩ in South Korea. It had a very unique flavor, and it was a refreshing iced drink that was perfect for summer.