A fun full-course date in Hanok Village revealed💘

I always get excited when I visit Ikseon-dong because of the quiet hanok atmosphere and vibrant alleyway atmosphere. I planned this date with something a little special.

☕ 1. Cafe Daon

First stop was Cafe Daon.
The soft lighting beneath the hanok's tiled roof instantly put me at ease. The wood-scented interior made it feel like I was sitting on an old hanok floor, even after just a moment. As I sipped my coffee and looked out the window, I could see the leisurely footsteps of people passing through the alleyway.

🔫 2. Ikseon Shooting Club

After thoroughly enjoying the atmosphere, we headed to Ikseon Shooting Club!
Here, you can experience the recoil and weight of real firearms like rifles and pistols. Having only played shooting games before, holding a BB gun really made me feel nervous. The "bang!" sound of pulling the trigger made my stress melt away! Even though it was a date, it was even more fun because we could show off our gaming skills by competing for points.

🥐 3. Natural Salt Bread

After expending energy on shooting, I suddenly felt a sudden craving for sugar, so I stopped by Natural Salt Bread.
The salt bread, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, instantly filled my mouth with the rich aroma of butter, balanced by the salty tang of salt. It was truly addictive. Eating it while it was still warm, the bread was moist yet chewy, making it impossible to stop.

🍲 4. Wooyeonhwa

We ended our day with a proper meal! We went to Wooyeonhwa.
The hanok interior was preserved, making it feel like we were dining in someone's old home. Each side dish was meticulously presented, and with the charcoal-grilled hamburger steak, I thought, "Wow, this is a real hanok meal!" Eating warm rice, soup, and a refined Korean side dish felt like the perfect way to end the day.

✨ After visiting these four places, I found myself in the Ikseon-dong Hanok Alley, a perfect date course filled with emotions, activities, and food.

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