After our photo fun time at
Trickeye Museum, we wandered into a nearby eatery (just around the corner) for lunch. The menu wasn’t very extensive, serving simple Korean food like Korean BBQ, dry/soup cold noodles (nyeongmeyon), bibimbap, stews etc… But we still managed to select our food and made our orders (to a pretty adorable waiter haha). On average our meal cost us 6,000 won each, which was pretty reasonable.
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| 아포길매기: The menu |
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| Side dishes a.k.a banchan |
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| Bulgogi stew (I think) |
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| Noodles in clear, refreshing cold soup |
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| Dry version of cold noodles with sauce |
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| Kimchi stew |
Once we were done with our lunch, we went our separate ways: DramaQueen and MX wanted to go ‘star-gazing’ (e.g. YG, SM Entertainment etc…) and attend a charity event/concert with ‘stars’ (of course), while M and I had our own agenda (e.g. shopping and the sheep café!). The plan was to meet up later that night for dinner at Haha’s restaurant in
Hongdae.
With DramaQueen and MX off on their ‘star’ adventure, M and I were left to explore the whole of
Hongdae on our own. Being a Sunday (and a weekend),
Hongdae was bustling with activity and youthful vibrancy throughout. It was an afternoon of frenzied happy shopping and browsing. There were many things to see and so many tempting items to buy.
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On the way to the sheep cafe after lunch!
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M stumbled across a stall selling phone accessories and ended up buying a pretty (and durable, not to mention cheap too) iPhone 6 cover which would have cost at least 3 to 4 times in Singapore. She even bought… a selfie stick (which ended up being used for many 360 videos throughout our trip)! Well, after walking (and shopping) for about 2 hours or so, we made our way to the Sheep Café, enamored with the many shops and things they had to offer along the way.
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| Shopping spoils and more shops after the sheep cafe! |
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