so I went to one of the many many coffee shops in my town and ordered a muffin with my latte. at coffee shops here you order at the counter and then sit down for them to bring your coffee over. well koreans don't exactly have dessert items on menus or even as an option at restaurants. if going out you usually visit several places- for example meet up and have drinks, go somewhere for dinner, have more drinks (drinking is very important here, ironically the beer/alcohol doesn't taste very good at all), then go somewhere for coffee or tea. i learned that my simple poppy seed muffin order really means dessert. it was toasted for me and adorned with chocolate syrup and whipcream! (Monkey not included)
... and how do you say "Sock Monkey" in Korean?
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