Muudles

The story began with an ancient tale of a magical beverage inn in a far far away land called Hongdae. It was said that the inn held mystical furry creatures, of which upon a single glance, will cast an eternal spell on any mortals, turning them into babbling, cooing idiots.

It was a dark and stormy night as our heroine and her sidekicks trekked through Hongdae in search for food and shelter. A long day of shopping has tired all 3 warriors, and the conversation quickly turned onto this ancient tale. Her sidekicks, as they were both not fans of furry creatures, gasped in horror as our heroine excitedly retold the tale.

Cue lightning and fog….

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OOOOOOkkkkkkkk… Imma going to let that finish, but that was only fun for the first sentence, after that it was like *too much effort, brain explodes*.

Anyways in layman’s term, something amazing happened when I was in Korea. My boyfriend, his cousin and I were in Hongdae after a hard day of – I don’t remember what we did, but it’s safe to assume – shopping. It was getting dark and I was feeling tired when my thoughts started to wonder off, and I remembered reading on the webz about this magical cat cafe in Seoul. My boyfriend is a dog lover and his cousin doesn’t like cats, so I knew it would be fruitless to ask them. But just as I was telling them about it, I saw a glimpse of a sign:

I LITERALLY just finished telling them about it when I saw the sign. I swear my heart skipped a beat. Could it be……? COULD IT BE??

Then when we went in all I saw was:

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ALL MY DREAMS CAME TRUE!!!!!*

*Term will be used in another post about another magical beverage inn in said far far away land (not cat related).

^ I want him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did you say moar cat photos plz? NO PROBLEM MOAR FOR YOU:

The place is called CheongChong Cat www.ycat.kr. It’s located in Hongdae, Seoul. I think it use to be called Gio Cat Cafe?  I’m not too sure because the interior structure looks exactly the same, especially that bookshelf area in the second last photo.

There were a lot of rules to get into this cat cafe. First you gotta pay the $$ (not that much) which includes a drink per person. Then you gotta change into slippers which they provide, then you gotta deposit your jacket and bags, then you gotta sanitize your hands, then there’s no flash photography… In short there were a lot of rules….a lot of reasonable rules….a lot of them.

I really appreciate my companions for going with me, because I can see the bore/occasional-horror in their eyes. There is absolutely no where to hide from cats in there. I’M NOT COMPLAINING hehe.

Anyways I’m churning this post out because someone’s hassling me about Korea photos – so here you go! Hope you like cats! >:D