Some snaps around Nurimaru, Busan

Here are some snaps around/from/in Nurimaru.
Nurimaru is located on Dongbaek Island, which is right next to Haeundae beach. It was the venue for the 2005 APEC meeting. The incredible views never get me bored.
Whenever you visit there, you can feel its vibe every season.
Enjoy my snaps :)

[German Village] Exotic European Houses Harmonized With a Beautiful Korean Countryside

There is German Village(독일마을) in Namhae, GyeongSangNamDo in Korea. It's the southern part of Korea, and it's about 2 hours away from Busan.
Namhae(남해) is actually an island, but thanks to the several bridges, it's not thought to be other typical islands like Dok-do or Jeju Island. (The official name is Namehae-do/Do means Island)
A number of Korean miners and nurses went to Germany to work in 1970s, and this German Village in Namhae was built for them, which means that those people who worked in Germany returned to Korea, and live here in German Village.
As my maternal grandmother lives in Namhae, (her house is really close to German Village), I have witnessed the transformation from the green hill to the exotic scenery.
At early stages, in houses with orange roofs once lived only those who worked in Germany and their spouses. When I visited here recently again, however, it turned to a town of cafes and pensions with the same looks, which I meant, the buildings with orange roofs.
Nevertheless, it is unquestionably a beautiful place with green hill(or mountains) at the back and blue blue sea in the front. Lots of people visit here, and stay here for a few days.

[JM COFFEE ROASTERS] Various Drip Coffee & Ocean View

My family headed for a cafe after filling tums with yums.

My cousin recommended that place, which is quite reliable as he really loves coffee and knows what cafes make good coffee.

It is two-story building, and its inside is pretty spacious with great oceanic view behind windows. There's also terrace, but I did not feel like going there because of still chilly wind. I'd like to take a seat there in terrace in summer, but not now!

It's got various drip coffee, you know, the different origins of coffee beans like El Salvador, Ethiopia and etc. It has its own JM cafe latte and JM Americano. As I am not a big fan of coffee, I prefer milktea or tea latte, but this cafe does not have any milktea, but choco latte, which I assume might be hot chocolate, and greentea latte. I considered greentea latte, but its maicha tea powder is from Japan, which made me not choose it. (I am very concerned about radiation exposure.) 

I finally decided to order JM cafe latte, expecting that it would taste a bit different from general cafe latte. However, it did not taste that different. Well, is it because I am not very sensitive to coffee? I don't know. Anyway, it was fine!

This cafe has its own bakery section. The prices of bread was a little more than average prices in general bakery, but looking quite healthy.(It seemed to be made from whole wheat or something. I don't know the details.)

It also sells some slice cakes, which cost about 6500KRW.

Bread and cake were all so sweet <3 p="">

There were a few sections where stuff regarding coffee sells.

It's the view from my table where I sat, which I liked so much. Over that window is terrace with blue sea behind.

It's a place worth visiting for those who LOVE

DRIP COFFEE

DESSERTS(bread & cake)

BLUE SEA

TERRACE WITH OCEANIC VIEW

:)

It's located on the way from Songjeong(송정) to Gijang(기장).

It's located on the way to Haedong YongGung Temple.

It has a parking lot for drivers. 

[Spain Club] Savouring Spanish cuisine alongside the beach

I had Spanish cuisine at Spain Club, a Spanish restaurant near Haeundae beach. 

Outside the restaurant was the Spanish flag.

It was 'lunch time' when we went there, so we could order menu at cheaper price.

I ordered pork and my friend chicken.

As you can see above, you can try salad, potato chips and pork/chicken on one plate along with paella at lunch menu.

I liked the spicy sauce/seasoning of the potato chips. I enjoyed my pork while I didn't like the chicken on my friend's plate. Chicken was marinated in wine(or cooked with wine), and it tasted too much wine, which I didn't like. 

My pork was way better.

I wish there was more salad. It's just because I really like salad when I eat meat. My friend did not finish her salad, saying "I can't finish it. It's quite a lot to me."

Paella was pretty good. I can't say if it's authentic or not as I haven't been to Spain yet.

The portion looked small at first, but I got already full even before I finish it.

Umm.....Sangria

I first tried Sangria when I was in Australia. Spanish people made Sangria, and it tasted really sweet with lots of fruit in it.

I ordered Sangria, expecting its sweet taste.

Well, this one was quite bitter. It was totally different from what I expected.

I would say I was quite disappointed.

I have no idea if REAL/AUTHENTIC Sangria is sweet or bitter, or if there's much fruit or not. I don't have any intention to speak ill of this Sangria. I'm just saying what I feel honestly. 

This is how the inside looks. It's pretty good.

I enjoyed my Spanish cuisine lunch at a table next to the windows where I could see the Haeundae beach.

There are some open-air tables. As it's winter now, red blankets are equipped. 

It will be definitely awesome to enjoy beer with sea breeze on summer night.

I'd love to visit here again in summer!

Spain Club is located on the first floor of PALE DE CZ building, which is next to Paradise Hotel.

((Me gustaría ir a España mucho!!)