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[Weekender] Into the red, yellow and orange
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Oct 4, 2019
When and where fall foliage is at its most spectacular across South Korea
[Weekender] N. Korean rice cakes and candies anyone?
Food&Beverage
Sept 27, 2019
INCHEON -- Hong Eun-hye carries on the tradition of her late mother and grandmother, crafting rice cakes, snacks and candies the North Korean way. Born in Hamhung, the reclusive state’s second-largest city, she grew up watching them prepare “finger sticks” -- stick-shaped donuts coated in sugar -- and bean candies -- tiny bean curd balls stir-fried and glazed in sugar -- to sell at local markets. “My mom and grandma used to make these to support my family,” Hong sai
[Weekender] Three restaurants for contemporary North Korean cuisine
Food&Beverage
Sept 27, 2019
Restaurant Bukhyang (Songdo, Incheon) Bukhyung is a bright, inviting restaurant with a vintage vibe that sits among trendy eateries and cafes in Songdo’s multiplex shopping center Triple Street. However, its specialty -- North Korean home-style meals -- does not conform to South Korea’s fast-changing food trends. A joint venture between traditional liquor bar Wolhyang and spicy sausage stew franchise Nolboo, Bukhyang is the first real attempt here to market North Korean cuisine
[Weekender] Taste of the North
Food&Beverage
Sept 27, 2019
Savor contemporary North Korean cuisine in South Korea
[Weekender] From eyesores to hot spots
Arts&Design
Sept 20, 2019
How run-down factories get art-ified
[Weekender] Top repurposed spaces in Seoul
Arts&Design
Sept 20, 2019
Seoul is keen on repurposing and reinventing city infrastructure, embracing adaptive reuse as an innovative way of unlocking the hidden potential in old buildings, warehouses and factories. According to real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield, this trend of transforming old industrial factories and warehouses into new, hip cultural spaces is still very much popular for developers and consumers alike in Seoul, and is spreading to other aged pockets of the city. Here are some of the inspir
[Weekender] Bank branches reinvented
Culture
Sept 20, 2019
As banking goes mobile, retail banks are trying to figure out what to do with their increasingly empty branches. One idea is to give customers more reasons to stop by, like a cup of Paul Bassett coffee, a Krispy Kreme doughnut or a chance to browse through some new books. Woori Bank, one of South Korea’s three major retail banks along with Kookmin and Shinhan, was the first to sublet space in its branch to a retail business in 2016, opening up a corner of its branch in Seoul’s Ichon-
[Weekender] Mala, mouth-numbing sauce from China, captures spicy food fans
Food&Beverage
Sept 6, 2019
From snacks to fried chicken and pizza, Sichuan flavor is hot
[Weekender] Like it hot!
Food&Beverage
Sept 6, 2019
Tracing the roots of Koreans’ love for chilies
[Weekender] Betting on money-for-waste business model
Technology
Aug 30, 2019
South Korean startup SuperBin makes recycling financially rewarding and fun
[Weekender] A peek at upcycle art in Gwangmyeong
Arts&Design
Aug 30, 2019
The city of Gwangmyeong, Gyeonggi Province, has the country’s first gallery dedicated to upcycling and runs programs for both artists and the general public. The ongoing exhibition at the Gwangmyeong Upcycle Art Center has a child-friendly zoo theme: A tiger, an eagle and other wild animals have been recreated out of various waste materials. But the message isn’t just for kids. “The ‘Upcycle Zoo’ exhibition intends to provoke thoughts about what’s happening on
[Weekender] From trash to art
Arts&Design
Aug 30, 2019
In a fancy Seoul building, an upcycling ecosystem is being hatched
[Weekender] Vegan bakeries gaining traction in Seoul
Food&Beverage
Aug 23, 2019
Four shops that produce tasty vegan treats
[Weekender] Going vegan on the face
Fashion
Aug 23, 2019
Vegan beauty brands seek to provide an ethical alternative
[Weekender] Korea’s vegan scene, through eyes of an expat
Culture
Aug 23, 2019
Small but passionate community leads movement for animal liberation, nonviolent food choices, responsible consumption
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