Thanks, Oat

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When the plague is over, wearing a yellow umbrella - Autumn was the thing that Korea was most envious of in Singapore during the summer semester of 2018. During my long time in a foreign country, I learned that I really liked the feeling of walking on autumn leaves and fallen leaves. An accidental video call from a friend. My friend was talking on the phone with me, under the ceiling full of fallen leaves of ginkgo, under a lot of yellow light. It looks like he was holding a book with yogurt in a wooden bowl that looked warm just by looking at it. I don't know, but I think it was a book with some warm content. I was a little sad that I stayed in the cold room and was happy that I spoke a few words in Korean leaning on the sound of the radio wave. In the autumn of 19, when I returned to Korea with that thought in mind, I enjoyed the hustle and bustle with my eyes and feet as innocently as a puppy who saw the fallen leaves she had piled up. I waited for the fall of 20 years to leave behind such a short joy. I never dreamed it would be like this. Plagues circulated, typhoons and abnormal climates left the country in ruins. The people on the street gradually decreased, and now it is difficult to see more than 20 people walking the whole day on the sidewalk. The long-awaited autumn leaves should be passed away with a heart full of regret this year. Before such regrets come, I try to remember my affection that a friend told me a long time ago in this space. Think ahead and enjoy. I hope that someday, like the two of you, I will be able to spend yellow time under the yellow ceiling with the one I love in the season I like. - This is the second space after the Yeonnam branch, the #Thanksgiving Anguk branch. - Location _ 21-10, Bukchon-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul - Business hours 11-21 - No parking - The menu is attached. - Ps. The Greek yogurt and sandwiches were both very delicious.