Are you on the prowl for something different? Well, if you’re tired of the traditional Korean fare and typical western offerings I suggest going for something more off the beaten path: Indian. Sure, I know you’re thinking that you’ve already plundered the depths of what Seoul has to offer in the way of
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A few weekends ago my friends Ian, Kalli, and I went out to Samcheong-dong for some early morning tea. We found Ongdal-sam tea house which serves up their morning brew in a traditional styled Korean house.
I went with the ginger honey ...
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This past weekend the Seoul Snow Jam was held over the weekend at Gwanghwamun Plaza by Kyobo bookstore. The event organizers built a huge towering snow ramp to give professional snowboarders from across the globe ...
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Love the blog, great nom de plume. I am wondering what it is like being an "older" ESL teacher there, most tend to be in their 20s.
I lived in Seoul a long while back and want to return to teach ESL and diving. ...
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Last weekend my friends Ian, Kalli, and I all descended upon the Seoul Museum of Art in Sesomun-dong. We went to check out the big new exhibition City_net Asia 2009 which brings together artists from Seoul, Istanbul, Tokyo and Beijing to present their perspective on living in their respective cities ...
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Thanksgiving Roundup
Cross-post with Seoul Eats
with additional information by Daniel Gray
One of the downsides of being an American abroad is that when one of our holidays rolls around you may find yourself waving the stars and stripes alone on the Fourth of July or barbecuing a single hot dog for Memorial ...
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One of the perks of being an English teacher in South Korea is that your employer will also offer housing. Arriving in a new country with an apartment already waiting for your tired bones to come trudging inside with loads of suitcases truly is a relief.
How could a newcomer be expected to navigate realtors, locations, ...
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Gangam more than matches the other hot spots in Seoul with a mix of lounge style bars and music pounding Clubs.
Club NB
This hip-hop hot spot is a cornerstone of Seoul nightlife. ``Noise Basement’’ often holds special parties and performances and you can find Korean homies here with do-rags, dreads and baseball caps turned sideways. Located ...
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The hub of Korea's foreign population, Itaewon is one of the places to go when you want to party all night with expats. You'll find everything from Jamaican Reggae to Irish pubs. Itaewon has what you want, now go get it!
Club Caliente
The patrons are so diverse, DJ Josh sometimes has a ...
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