Bongdam’s Fullmoon Cafe: Dogs Yes, Kids No — and Worth the Wait
A friend recommended Fullmoon in Bongdam. The door said “NO KIDS ZONE”. Here’s how we finally got in, what the pet rules actually say, and why the coffee was worth the detour.

A friend recommended Fullmoon in Bongdam. The door said “NO KIDS ZONE”. Here’s how we finally got in, what the pet rules actually say, and why the coffee was worth the detour.

My wife had been talking about it for days. One babysitter, thirty minutes of driving, and two glossy cakes later — here’s what we actually found.

A rare child-free afternoon, a 40-year-old sign on the roadside, and a sizzling iron plate of cheese dakgalbi — this is how our Hwaseong date went.

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