Back to O's House.

When someone suggested that we go to O's House, there was no deliberation. "Yes" came quickly and off we were to this wonderful place overlooking the lake.

Again we experienced the fusion food of this modern restaurant, this time in a private room overlooking the lake, and again we visited the huge apartment above the restaurant. This time there were no other people there, so we were able to look in doors and poke around a little more and I felt more comfortable taking photos.

I'd love to live there. I'd love to model my dream home on O's House.

Another O's Place

We discovered that there are three places in the region called "O's Place" and now I have been to two of them. This one also had a view over a lake - not quite as picturesque, but then it is more natural - no huge bridge span to spoil the view.

It was a Tuesday when we went there, and the car park and roads were overflowing with traffic taking people to O's Place. And why not. Not only was there the gallery of Lee joowon's work, but a fabulous restaurant which was overflowing. I'd guess that the restaurant is far more financially lucrative than the gallery.

The gallery featured some amazing artwork - described as "acrylic on rice paper" and again the gallery was spectacular.

We spent quite a bit of time there - just wandering around admiring it all, before wandering back through the spectacular gardens to the car and the return journey to Jeonju.

O's House

Go to http://www.osart.co.kr and under the dog footage click on "O's House." or click here.