Ever go to a coffee shop and feel like having a snack with your beverage? A muffin, perhaps? A cookie? Maybe a sandwich? Here in Korea, people like having snacks with their coffees as well. The big difference is in what they like to snack on. You'll be quite surprised. We recently went to a Holley's Café here in Bucheon, right beside the Hyundai Department Store and the Mall, and we found some coffee shop snacks that are pretty out of what we consider ordinary. What's a bit confusing, though, is that - even though we've been to the coffee shop many, many times, we haven't actually seen anyone eating these. Anyhow, click the picture here to find out exactly what it is people in Korea snack on in coffee shops, or
see the snacks themselves through this link instead.
1 comment:
Hello, this is interesting. I am South Korean but living in London, UK. I used to live in Victoria, Canada as well and I noticed people in Canada didn't usually eat those when I went to coffee shops, although the size of coffee 'bowls' were gigantic!
In London, everyone eats something with any drinks- and they drink tea in starbucks (or hot chocolates!)... I often even see people nibbling potato chips with their coffee and it's very strange to me :D
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