The group was led to a nice tea house a couple of blocks from where they stood. Ha-joon spoke very highly of the place as he recounted his previous travels to Sea City and how he'd chanced upon it with his little sister.
It seemed to ring true as it was crowded with people, and the delicious smell of marinated meat, sweet, fragrant milk tea, and sticky buns wafted in the air. Wooyun, who had a light breakfast, could feel his stomach grumbling in anticipation.
He ordered some savoury pancakes since he didn't get the chance to eat some during breakfast, steamed dumplings, as well as some pickled perilla leaves with a side of rice. The food arrived quickly, steaming and fragrant, the sight alone enough to make Wooyun's mouth water. He started with the dumplings, then reached for the pickled leaves.
