South Korea is blocked from Pokémon Go due to sync problems. However, due to glitch that thinks it's in North Korea, it can be played in one remote town on the North Korean border.
First our sticks, and now our coffee beverages. There is no stopping the #selfie.
YouTuber Megan Bowen lives in South Korea and vlogs regularly about the food, entertainment and culture of this interesting part of the world.
In her latest video, Megan takes viewers on a tour of a cafe that prints selfies on edible lattes. The cafe is called "CaFace," which is just almost too clever.
First the selfie...
And then it's time to destroy your face...
Never change, South Korea. Never change.
The trend, known as gastronomic voyeurism, has grown in recent months. Park Seo-yeon, 34, has been able to quit her day job and instead focus all her energy on her daily meals on camera.
Tens of thousands watch her every day as she serves up disproportionately large meals in her Seoul flat and eats them on a streaming site where she goes by the name The Diva.
Single households are becoming more and more prevalent in South Korea. The people there like to watch others eat because it leaves them feeling with a sense of community.
