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<\/a>Although it’s a relatively new addition to the Seoul scene, cafe culture is gaining momentum. Sure it’s still not as popular as the more traditional tea house but regardless of what suburb you find yourself in, you’re bound to get your caffeine fix without too much of a hunt.<\/p>\nCafe culture is new enough here to be viewed by locals as a Western-style indulgence. There’s currently no pre-work rush hour, it’s an activity you’re likely to engage in with a friend or colleague. And when you’re paying the equivalent of $6 US dollars a cup, it’s reasonable to expect more with your cuppa than just a couple of sugars. Coffee is served on a fancy-pants platter with a side of biscuits, chocolates or something savoury like nuts or pretzels. Printed paper napkins adorned with unbelievably cute illustrations – unique to that cafe – often also make an appearance.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When you think coffee and cafe culture, Seoul is probably not the first place to spring to mind. But I got to tell you, this city does nothing by halves and isn’t in the business of missing out. Although it’s … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n