Seoul Day 7 - Spending our last day at Myeongdong

So sad this would be the last post on my Korea trip! I remember that devastating feeling on our last day knowing that we had to leave that lovely city in a few hours’ time; no more Kimchi and awesome street food, no more shopping at Edae for cosmetics and pretty clothes that say “Made in Korea”, no more clubbing at NB and dancing with Seungri (!!!), no more chilly weather to even complain about! Ugh. Especially after all the fun we had during the past few days of the trip, the thought of leaving was just so depressing!

Had Korean BBQ for our last meal in Seoul.

Pardon me for not having my make up on. Wouldn’t want to have layers of them while sleeping in the plane. Don’t you just love huge glasses? They do a great job in reducing the flaws and the illusion that my facial features are actually symmetrical, which to be honest, they are not!

Looks like we were given more taugeh than we would ever consumed. Katie hates it to the core.

Steak and pork belly.

Very excited me waiting for them to be cooked.

Adding a little perfection to the tenderness.

Naengmyun – noodles in chilled broth. With ice inside! A bit yucky for our liking.

Did some last minute shopping at Myeongdong. Sadly, no photo of our victory purchase to add on to the collection since we had already checked out from the hotel.

Myeongdong Coffee.

Erm, whatever.

I was probably tweeting about how sad I was to be leaving Seoul in a few hours’ time :(

White chocolate latte and Caramel latte. Both yummy!

Complimentary strawberry sponge cake and giant cookies! *happy*

My cute darling who wouldn’t stop praising how this was the best café we had ever been ^^

Spotted: Big Bang posing in The North Face giant poster #likeaboss

So proud to be standing together with my loves XD

Rule the winter like Park Bom! She is no doubt Katie’s number 1 idol. Teehee.

Taeyang oppa!

Oh, I also happened to get a manicure session done at one of the salon. 15,000 won, probably the cheapest we could find there.

The saddest part :(

Paris Baguette at Incheon airport before boarding.

Not sure whether the lady was being rude or she didn’t understand it despite our several attempts to request for our breads being toasted.

I have to say compared to Paris Baguette in the city, this branch is pretty crappy. And much more expensive, obviously.

Seriously doing no justice to all the other Paris Baguette stores.

Wonder Girls on the airport advertisement board.

And that sums up our trip to Seoul. Bye bye Korea, I will miss you. In fact I am already missing you. Going to look back at all the photos and cry now :’(