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Writes about restaurant finds and clothing shops around Seoul and Gyeonggi. · Writes about: Restaurants · Fashion

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Taping running socks for weak ankles: VANTAGE MAX Sports Socks Daily

VANTAGE MAX Sports Socks Daily are running socks with a taping-style design and built-in compression. A runner with flat, wide feet, a history of ankle surgery and plantar fasciitis wore the Daily in white, size M, with ASICS Novablast 5 shoes and found that ankle and sole pain clearly eased while pace improved from 6:36 to 6:28. VANTAGE MAX Sports Socks Daily are tight and tricky to pull on at first, but they are a strong recommendation for runners with weak ankles.

Written Jun 19, 2026Product provided
PlaceGwangmyeong, GyeonggiRestaurants

Daejang lamb skewers for three in Cheolsan: Yangkkochi Daejang

Yangkkochi Daejang (양꼬치대장) is a chilled-lamb skewer restaurant near Exit 1 of Cheolsan Station in Gwangmyeong, Gyeonggi. The writer grilled 3 servings of daejang skewers (16,000 won for 180g) to medium over a strong charcoal fire, then finished with on-myeon (warm noodle soup). Verdict: Yangkkochi Daejang's daejang skewers are thick, juicy and free of gamey smell, as good as the lamb skewers the writer ate in China.

Written Jun 22, 2026Sponsored
PlaceGangnam, SeoulBars

Seolleung room izakaya: hanwoo tataki and burdock motsunabe at Momiji

Momiji Seolleung Branch (모미지 선릉점) is a premium izakaya (Japanese-style pub) on the 3rd floor of a building near Seolleung Station Exit 1 in Gangnam, Seoul, where every seat is a private room. The writer paired mentaiko motsunabe (pollock roe and beef offal hot pot, 32,000 won) and hanwoo sirloin garlic tataki (seared Korean beef, 33,000 won) with a bokbunja highball and Kirin draft beer. The writer loved the deep, burdock-rich broth and the melt-in-your-mouth tataki. For quiet conversation over hearty bar food, the hanwoo tataki and mentaiko motsunabe combination at Momiji Seolleung Branch is well worth ordering.

Written Jul 17, 2026Sponsored
PlaceGangnam, SeoulRestaurants

Gangnam poke restaurant regular's pick: salmon with chicken, Ola Poke

Ola Poke Samseong Branch is a poke restaurant in Gangnam, Seoul, a 5-minute walk from Samseong Station Exit 4 in the alley in front of Daemyeong Middle School. The writer, a regular who had visited more than 5 times before starting the blog, found avocado sold out that day, so ordered salmon poke with added chicken breast instead of the Super Protein Poke, and was pleased with the fresh raw salmon, the base seasoning and the generous portion. Even people who think poke never fills you up are likely to find Ola Poke Samseong Branch filling and delicious.

Written Jul 16, 2026Sponsored
PlaceGangnam, SeoulRestaurants

Sinnonhyeon Korean BBQ on a busy Monday: 600g Jeju black pork for two

Deo Bareun Jeongyuk Sikdang Gangnam Sinnonhyeon Station Main Branch is a Korean BBQ restaurant serving 1++ hanwoo (Korean beef) and Jeju black pork, right by Exit 3 of Sinnonhyeon Station in Gangnam, Seoul. After booking for a Monday evening, two diners finished 600g of Jeju black pork (₩69,000), Jeju black pork bone-broth kimchi stew and cheese steamed egg with soju and beer, while staff grilled every piece over hardwood charcoal from start to finish. Deo Bareun Jeongyuk Sikdang is an easy place to talk and eat comfortably, worth recommending for Korean BBQ in Sinnonhyeon or a team dinner.

Written Jul 20, 2026Sponsored
PlaceGwangmyeong, GyeonggiRestaurants

Beef rib BBQ with somaek near Gwangmyeong Market: Seoseo Galbi

Gwangmyeong Seoseo Galbi (광명서서갈비) is a beef rib restaurant beside the entrance to Gwangmyeong Market in Gwangmyeong, Gyeonggi, a 3–5 minute walk from Exit 10 of Gwangmyeong Sageori Station. After booking on Naver for a Friday evening, the writer shared 3 portions of seoseo galbi (marinated beef ribs, 22,000 won per 200g) and 2 portions of so saeng galbi (fresh beef ribs, 20,000 won per 150g) with somaek (soju mixed with beer), then finished with bibim naengmyeon (spicy cold noodles). With well-marinated beef ribs, unlimited spicy marinated crab and a comfortable dining room, Gwangmyeong Seoseo Galbi is a satisfying spot for dinner and drinks.

Written Jul 28, 2026Sponsored
PlaceGwangmyeong, GyeonggiRestaurants

260g gyukatsu with no wait before break time in Cheolsan: Hoka Hoka

Hoka Hoka Gwangmyeong Main Branch is a Japanese gyukatsu (breaded beef cutlet) and ramen restaurant across from Gwangmyeong Citizens' Hall, a 5-minute walk from Exits 2 and 3 of Cheolsan Station. On a late lunch just before the break time, the writer walked into Hoka Hoka with no wait, grilled a 260g chuck flap gyukatsu to medium rare and paired it with tori cold ramen in a yuzu-scented soy broth. The 260g gyukatsu and tori cold ramen were finished in 20 minutes, a combo especially recommended when summer heat kills your appetite.

Written Aug 1, 2026Sponsored
PlaceMapo, SeoulRestaurants

Thai restaurant in Hapjeong: tom yum and morning glory, Saeng

Saeng Augustine Hapjeong Branch is a Thai restaurant on basement level 1 of Mecenatpolis, connected to Exit 1 of Hapjeong Station in Mapo, Seoul. On a Saturday evening with a reservation, two diners ordered tom yum goong (₩25,000) with extra noodles (₩3,000) and pak boong fai daeng, a stir-fried morning glory dish (₩19,000), with steamed rice (₩2,000). The tom yum goong came with 8 shrimp and juicy meatballs, and the broth alone tasted just like Thailand. Portions were generous for two, and the diners want to return with a group to order more.

Written Aug 4, 2026Sponsored
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