Buy from a Korean Instagram cake shop with Muse handling the language gap
At a glance
Kartik used Meta Muse to help buy a cake from an independent Seoul shop despite limited Korean proficiency. This workflow is listed under personal-shopping, language-assistance, local-services.
He asked Muse to help purchase a cake for his wife from an Instagram shop she liked. Muse supported the interaction with the seller, while Kartik moved between Muse and Kakao to establish a payment method that worked for a foreign buyer.
How it went
He reports that they eventually found an acceptable way to pay and completed the purchase.
Worth knowing
Payment required intervention across apps; the Instagram interaction did not provide an end-to-end payment path for this purchase.
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