Cafe Post: Dear Me

It's been a while since I've posted anything on here, and to be honest, I was a little nervous about coming back because I kept thinking I needed to properly explain why I've been absent.  I kept trying to write up a decent post but it was kind of stressing me out so I've decided to skip that all together and just come back in with a cafe post!   The explanation of my absence might come later, but it might not.  We'll see.

Anyway, as mentioned in this post , the cafe culture in South Korea is pretty much a national hobby which has been an absolute pleasure to keep up with.  If you're following me on Instagram (and if you're not, you should ;) ) you'll know that one of my favourite things to do on the weekends is to go try out different cafes with their beautifully presented and (generally) delicious menus.

Instagram-worthy Cafes in Korea: (Slightly) Pink Edition

If you're ever in Korea, one thing you will notice is that cafes are to Korea like Chinese people are to every country - they're everywhere.  The cafe culture here is so prevalent that they've even coined a term for it: 카페놀리 (ka-peh noh-ri) which literally means 'cafe-playing'.  Regardless of age and time, you will find people in cafes everywhere doing all kinds of activities - studying, catching up with friends, watching videos, having group meetings, having Bible studies etc.  

In my daily life in Korea, I visit a lot of different cafes so I thought I would share some of the best looking ones I've been to.   This one is slightly pink-centric so I hope you enjoy!