It's starring by Park Yoo Chun and Shin Se Kyung.
I fall into Park Yoo Chun after this drama because his acting was so good and natural.
I followed all his previous dramas continuously right after this one.
I think I have mentioned a few times that I am a K-drama fans,
I love K-drama, and watching drama is what I really do every night. #crazygirl
Lik used to complaint a lot, till he get used to the fact. #lol
Supposedly, during this trip, I wanted to visit few places that the dramas making films at.
Since my girlfriends were all first time travelling to Korea, so I think it's unfair for them not to visit the main attractions first.
Luckily enough that I got to have a private coffee date with Gail, my Korean girlfriend while the 3 ladies went to visit the 3D Museum.
We both decided to meet at the Coffeesmith, located at Hongdae area.
Coffeesmith, is a franchise cafe in Korea.
It is similar like the Starbucks, Coffee Bean and San Francisco that we have in Malaysia.
But, I think their coffee tastes are much much more better!
I came here by walking through the main district of Hongdae with a local friend with me, so it was pretty easy to get up there.
I am not very sure about the exact location, but according to the info I have, it is about 5 minutes walk from the main entrance of the Honggik University.
There is poster for the drama, The Girl Who Sees Smile, at the entrance of the cafe.
I almost wanted to scream out loud when I saw this poster!
Can I bring you home?! #crazyme
It's a self-service cafe so you need to place your order in the main cafe area.
When we ordered our drinks at the cashier. I asked my friend to check with the staff where Park Yoo Chun sat while he was filming.
My friend looked so shock as well as the staff too!
LOL! Told you! I am a big fans! #haha
Anyway! Don't care! I really came here for my favourite Park Yoo Chun! #lol
The staff pointed the seat right opposite the cashier.
Lucky! No one was sitting on that table, or else I will feel super duper disappointed!
I ordered Cappuccino as usual which costs 5,600 won which is about RM20.
It's not cheap at all although there are so many competitors out there!
I was really happy that I completed one task in Seoul! #happiness overloaded
Nice atmosphere, isn't it?!
I love this place sooooo much!
The cafe provides spacious area and plenty of seats.
It's so cozy that you can spend you whole day sitting here!
There is also outdoor terrace where you could chill out at the Coffeesmith. #supernice
Poster of The Girl Who Sees Smiles are everywhere.
You can also find some merchandises of this drama inside the cafe too!
She is my Korean friend. Well, how I met her? Hmmm.....
She was actually my personal Korean teacher in Malaysia.
We became close friends together after spending long time together at the classes and also coffee talks.
I really like her because she is a very down-to-earth person, and also a very easy-going girl to be with.
보고 싶어요, Gail시!
Coffeesmith has a few branches in Korea include Jeju Island.
If you have a chance to drop by this place, please do so.
I am sure you will not only enjoy their coffee, but also the lovely atmosphere inside the cafe.
Thank you for the great time, Coffeesmith!
I will see you again next time!
Coffeesmith
361-2 Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu
Seoul, South Korea
Tel: +82 2 3445 3372
Website: http://coffeesmith.co.kr/
Oh, btw, if you want to know what is the drama that I were talking about.
You can check out this trailer from The Girl Who Sees Smile.
I hope you will like it like I do! #hehe
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