First of all, what a damn privileged thing to even write or think about! The more I think about it, the sillier it sounds. “The stresses of planning a trip.” Ha. Sometime last year, my family talked about how we plan trips and vacations. I’ve seen a lot (read: a lot) of the Midwestern United … Continue reading Internal Discourse: Joys and Stresses of Planning a Trip
Maybe it’s the Korean in me, but I have an ongoing love affair with cafes. (For some reason, every Korean I know is constantly at a cafe, usually sipping one coffee for a long time). I love going in the mornings to get a coffee after my daily walk, I love going in the afternoons … Continue reading Cafe Hopping at Industry City in Brooklyn
To read about things to do in London, check out my post about the best activities and sights! Food is one of the most exciting things about traveling for me. 99% of the time, I know where I want to eat or what type of food I want to eat when I go somewhere, whether … Continue reading Everything You Need to Eat in London
Going to London? Don’t forget to read on what you should eat during your visit! I know what you’re thinking, “why is there yet another guide to London?” And to be fair, I found myself wondering the same thing coming up with this post. I mean, I read a lot of guides planning my own … Continue reading Another London Guide: What to Hit and What to Skip
My brother visited a few weeks ago because he “didn’t want to spend a holiday weekend in Cleveland.” What was supposed to be a three-day stay turned into a 24-hour sprint, and the most ridiculous thing is that he drove sixteen hours round trip. Granted, his roommate drove with him, but what a long journey … Continue reading Log-In NYC: Taking Out-of-Towners to Eat
I don’t know how often NYC residents actually attend Broadway shows. If you think about it, spending over $150 for decent seats to a two-and-a-half hour affair can feel like a lot. But sometimes my dinner bill comes out to that much, so I suppose I personally don’t have an excuse. I tell any out … Continue reading Log-In NYC: Best Show in New York?
Philadelphia is a city with rich history, but it’s also a city full of fun places to eat, drink, and explore. You’ve probably heard of the typical things people do on a trip to Philly—see the Liberty Bell, visit the Museum of the American Revolution, try different foods at Reading Terminal Market—which are all excellent … Continue reading Philly Favorites: Exciting Spots in a Historical City
Mexico City is one of the greatest food cities in the world—the variety of food options are endless and cafes and restaurants boast their unique recipes and styles. I can confidently say that I did not have a single bad meal while in the city and almost every meal I had felt well-crafted and thought … Continue reading Must-Visit Restaurants in Mexico City
Mexico City was a destination I heard everyone, especially the folks I work with, talk endlessly about. It wasn’t initially on my radar as I usually don’t lean toward hot weather destinations, but as time went on and I heard well-traveled people rave about the food and art, I began to get excited about the … Continue reading My Favorite Experiences in CDMX
This is the last installment of a four-part post series about my trip to Iceland. Don’t forget to check out my posts about the Golden Circle, eats in Reykjavík, and things to do in Reykjavík! I’ll open this post by saying this: I am the furthest thing from a food critic and quite unfamiliar with … Continue reading Dinner at Dill
Shin Hye Away 