Sushi Dinner & Traditional Korean Tea House

Hi, lovelies! So, every time I've been in Seoul I mostly hang out around Hongdae and this time is no exception since I live in Sinchon which is only 1 subway station away. I rarely go to other places since I really don't like to go by subway, especially if it's more than a 30 min ride. Anyway, my friend invited me to have some tea at a Traditional Korean Tea House in Namhansanseong which is about a 1 hour away by subway. I've never been to a place like that before so I was really excited about going there even though it was really far. And besides, we went by car so it didn't take too long to get there.

We grabbed some dinner at a small sushi restaurant nearby first. We had some salmon and I could literally eat this every day for the rest of my life!

This is the outside of the place. I didn't bring my camera so the pictures aren't that great. Sorry about that!

I was kind of caught up in spending time with my friend, so I didn't take many pictures. I kind of regret now because it was seriously so pretty and cozy there. The layout was amazing! I will at least try to explain what it was like.

The inside was pretty much just a really big room, everything was pretty much completely made out of wood. In the middle of the room there was some kind of fountain. It was so pretty! Traditional music was playing and the smell of wood was almost overwhelming, but the whole atmosphere was really relaxing. The sitting areas were located along the walls. You pretty much just sit on a pillow so you have to take off your shoes before entering.

There were so many different kinds of tea to choose from! I had green tea and my friend had... I don't know. Haha~ It was really delicious and everything looked so nice. I was actually so tired that day so this was exactly what I needed to relax. I'm so glad that I got to go there!

I really want to share more of my life in Seoul and everything this city has to offer. What would you like to see more of? Please let me know in the comments!

Thanks for reading and bye for now, lovelies!