So I would love to be above advertisements... I really would. Sometimes I think that I am and when it comes to certain things I really am. But then there are others things that well, not so much... :-/
I have walked past a sign on the sidewalk at the market outside of the main gate several times. It is advertising for various drinks including a chocolate chai latte which sounded amazing to me from the first time I read it. The café is super cute looking from the outside and looks so cozy and quaint. Well, I could pass the sign no longer without partaking in the yummy sounding drink featured on that sign. I am a fan of chai tea and I also like chocolate so resisting the combination much longer wasn't going to happen. Additionally, it was cold outside and I had been walking out in that cold for like 15 or so minutes so I really felt justified in purchasing it for myself, lol.
I'm sure this drink is everywhere, I just have not had it before so I went for it, without regret! It was so perfectly yummy and since I stayed in the café it came in a glass mug. I sat beside a little fake Christmas tree and just observed my American looking surroundings. When I got into the café I was alone but then several people came in behind me so I had to wait a bit for my drink as there was only one barista in there at the time. It was worth the wait :-)
She served me my perfect chocolate chai latte on a little serving tray with a little packaged cookie cracker (also yummy). The ambiance of the café was chill (until people came in of course). I like the industrial style of interior design and this had that look going on plus was a small place. They had fleece blankets with plaid type designs to go along with the Winter season. I had wireless internet too so I was able to check emails and chillax. Then people came in so the vibe changed with hearing others speaking Korean to one another.
I liked it there and the drink was the price of any Starbucks grande sized drink so not cheap but not astronomical either. I wouldn't go there often because "ain't nobody got time for that" but it would be worth going to once a week just to get off base and be able to hang out for a bit.
Love,
Camille
I have walked past a sign on the sidewalk at the market outside of the main gate several times. It is advertising for various drinks including a chocolate chai latte which sounded amazing to me from the first time I read it. The café is super cute looking from the outside and looks so cozy and quaint. Well, I could pass the sign no longer without partaking in the yummy sounding drink featured on that sign. I am a fan of chai tea and I also like chocolate so resisting the combination much longer wasn't going to happen. Additionally, it was cold outside and I had been walking out in that cold for like 15 or so minutes so I really felt justified in purchasing it for myself, lol.
I'm sure this drink is everywhere, I just have not had it before so I went for it, without regret! It was so perfectly yummy and since I stayed in the café it came in a glass mug. I sat beside a little fake Christmas tree and just observed my American looking surroundings. When I got into the café I was alone but then several people came in behind me so I had to wait a bit for my drink as there was only one barista in there at the time. It was worth the wait :-)
She served me my perfect chocolate chai latte on a little serving tray with a little packaged cookie cracker (also yummy). The ambiance of the café was chill (until people came in of course). I like the industrial style of interior design and this had that look going on plus was a small place. They had fleece blankets with plaid type designs to go along with the Winter season. I had wireless internet too so I was able to check emails and chillax. Then people came in so the vibe changed with hearing others speaking Korean to one another.
I liked it there and the drink was the price of any Starbucks grande sized drink so not cheap but not astronomical either. I wouldn't go there often because "ain't nobody got time for that" but it would be worth going to once a week just to get off base and be able to hang out for a bit.
Love,
Camille
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