Ninety minutes in a hanok: Kohojae’s autumn tea table
Apple danja, candied figs and tea on a small wooden table. Here is how to choose a seat and a tea at Kohojae in Korea House, Chungmuro.
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Apple danja, candied figs and tea on a small wooden table. Here is how to choose a seat and a tea at Kohojae in Korea House, Chungmuro.
New signs, old stories: a walk through Haebangchon
Follow the new signs and murals into Shinheung Market. Four stops connect Chinese cooking, roast chicken, Thai family recipes and tacos to the people behind the doors.
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