Hong Kong is well known for their coffee shop culture – “cha chaan teng”. They range from your neighbourhood haunts to cult favourites. Chrisly Café is definitely a cult favourite
The Famous Burger is located in Hongdae, one of the most famous university districts in Seoul. It was relatively easy to find since I used Kakaomaps (don’t bother with Google Maps in Korea) and Matthew also pointed out that it was surrounded by other famous cafés and eateries that are also owned by Hallyu stars
Granger & Co was founded by Australian chef, Bill Granger. His first store in the UK opened its doors in 2011 at Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill. Unsurprisingly, Granger became really famous in Sydney for his creamy scrambled eggs and ricotta hotcakes
Bukchon (북촌) is a quaint little neighbourhood in Seoul a stone’s throw away from Samcheong-dong and Insa-dong. It is home to hundreds of traditional Korean houses called hanok (한옥), thus the name Bukchon Hanok Village
If I had to pick just one place in Seoul as my favourite, it would be Samcheong-dong (삼청동). Some people liken it to a small European street in downtown Seoul but there is so much more than meets the eye