We tried the Double Choco and the Vanilla Berry Cup Cakes.
Piggy's a little bijo because Cyndi didn't get her a cupcake.
Both the Chocolate and Vanilla Berry were quite good. I wouldn't classify these as cupcakes though. They were more muffin-like. The Vanilla Berry definitely tasted like a blueberry muffin, while the Double Choco tasted like Duncan Hines cake mix, which in my opinion, is not a bad thing. At 2500 won, I'd say these Dunkin' Donut cupcakes are a good deal, especially if you compare them to the dreadful Shinsaege cupcakes.
The cupcakes came in this cute little box.
It's a shame about the Engrish. "Loving in Dunkin." Don't they have someone back at U.S. headquarters who they can consult with?
4 comments:
what gym do you use in Korea??? Is it really fancy and exclusive? With all that eating, it got me thinking. The two of u still look great. :)
I know you don't like Sprinkles cupcakes as much as Sibby's, but Sprinkles is opening a store this month at Stanford Shopping Mall. Palo Alto is much closer than driving to San Mateo for a dozen mini cupcakes.^^ geundeh me want some red velvet cupcakes...mmm :d
Thanks, Someone Oppa. We signed up for a gym for a month and yoga for another month, but he haven't been good about working out. Fortunately, we do A LOT of walking which in my mind, allows us to eat anything we want :)
ahh...korean food is healthy...walking to and from and going up and down to subway stations is a lot of exercise...I always lose weight in Korea, no matter how much I eat..of course I dont eat many baked goods or "americanized" eats while Im in korea...lol
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