Hanglim Dabang Review

Pimientos de Padron Roasted small green peppers, some will have a lot of green pepper seeds, and the feeling of being full of green pepper seeds is not very good. Arroz Negro ink rice, the moment a sticky ink fish rice enters the mouth must be the highlight moment of this restaurant.

The decoration is good, the restaurant door is hidden in the middle of a bunch of antique art galleries, beautiful and not abrupt. Iberian ham, the wine dishes that must be ordered for drinking, ham, sesame leaves, will not be a bad combination ～ fried shrimp balls will basically order every table.

Very classical tea room, the tables are all wood, it feels very old, the tea set is also relatively old, it feels like the kind of literati artist discussing the environment of life... It is also a photo of the vassal style.

The quaint teahouse where Professor Do and Lawyer Zhang played chess and drank tea in "My Love from the Star" was opened in 1956. It is full of literary and artistic atmosphere. The seats still retain the old-style tables and chairs, and the retro style. To enter, you must first climb the long mottled stairs. The cafe is on the second floor. Push open the wooden door and you will see a very sweet waitress. The empty seat by the window is where Professor Do and the lawyer sat and played chess in "My Love from the Star". Now there are generally no guests sitting there, so it was specially vacated and turned into a photo area. Coffee, pudding, and cheesecake are his signature. Sitting here, drinking a cup of coffee, it would be a great experience to be in Professor Do's world.

Xuelin Tea House #Opened in 1956. It is the filming location of Korean dramas The Heirs and My Love from the Star. The retro decoration and atmosphere are very good. The price is also relatively affordable. The signature is Vienna coffee. The green tea latte is also very good. The pudding is also worth recommending.

Because "My Love from the Star" and "The Heirs" were two popular Korean dramas filmed here, many fans came here for afternoon tea. My classmate and I were one of them! We each ordered a coffee and a dessert. We came here to take some photos, look around, and then left~

A very literary coffee shop with many books inside, but they are all in Korean. It seems to be a filming location for a movie, so many young fans and tourists come here to check in, and there are quite a lot of people.