Eat.Stretch.Explore. | Where to Eat and Travel - Seoul | NYC

The finished product. Rabokki (ramyun + ddukbokki). If you love Korean ddukbokk (spicy rice cakes) like I do, are currently not living in Korea, and refuse to pay the absurd prices charged by Korean restaurants for street food, try making it yourself.

Green tea latte with some cute bug latte art. :) Bean Tree 200.25 is a cute cafe with free refills, perfect for students at Yonsei University.

Yukssam naengmyun is one of the cheapest places to eat in Seoul when you're craving cold noodles (naengmyeon)!

I am sure you have heard about the legendary cookies at Levain Bakery. If you find yourself in the Upper West Side (near 72nd St.) check it out!

Grounded is an organic coffee and tea house in West Village.