Minjung 
Korean moms are some of the most quotable people on the planet.
Whether you want to understand yours or are just curious about “umma” featured in K-dramas, we’re here to decode their unique language and behavior.
Here are 10 things they say and do that you might have noticed.
Want to find stillness and calm in the chaos of everyday life? Or do you just love loose tea leaves like me? (I know I know, once you go loose leaf, it’s hard to go back.)
Then this post is for you!
Have your very own Korean tea party at home anytime you’d like.
Here are 7 premium Korean tea sets that will help you find your zen while enjoying your favorite brew!
Getting ready for your baby’s first 100th day celebration?
Whether you’re in the US, UK, Canada, make this special day memorable for you and your loved ones!
This post includes:
Let’s get started!
Want that K-drama hair minus the drama? From Garden Grove to Bergen County, Koreatowns all across the U.S. are great places to make that happen.
But there are a few things you should know before going to a Korean hair salon.
Korean markets are great places to get some delicious ingredients, fresh meat, fruits and veggies from the motherland.
This article focuses on Korean markets abroad. These tips will especially help you get what you need in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
If you’re like me, you can’t get enough Mother of Pearl and Pine.
Korean furniture is full of sturdy pieces that are a tasteful addition to any home.
Now, you don’t have to get on a plane or go antiquing to find something nice from the Land of the Morning Calm.
Here are 7 high-quality items you can buy in the US, UK, Canada and Australia on Etsy!
From wooden ducks to beautiful outfits, Korean wedding traditions are full of fun surprises.
This post covers everything you need to make that special day unforgettable.
It includes:
Let’s find out more!
Looking for the perfect Korean tea to start your day or unwind in the afternoon?
There are at least 45 to choose from!
Tea is kind of a big deal in Korea. Locals have been boiling random roots, leaves and berries for centuries and have gotten pretty good at it.
We’ll explore the flavors and benefits of Korean tea and:
I grew up drinking Korean tea (it’s considered water here), and recently did a green tea plantation tour all across the country.
Here’s what I’ve learned!
Tteokbokki is the SOUL FOOD of South Korea.
I never get homesick abroad, but I do miss going to a Tteokbokki restaurant sometimes.
It’s the mortal enemy of dieting that has many Koreans, including K-pop stars, struggling to resist the delicious carb bomb.
Find out which types are the best to order at a Tteokbokki restaurant and why they’re so tempting and addictive!
Korean spas are the second best thing to do without your clothes on (the first being yoga of course).
You get digital detox, me-time and glowing skin all in one neat package.
It’s no surprise that Korean spa culture is a big hit around the world. There are ones in Irvine, California that look exactly like jjimjilbang you’ll find in Seoul.
They’re simply the place for full relaxation no matter where you live. Best of all, you’ll overcome your fear of being nude in front of strangers!
