Survive & Thrive in Korea
If you’re a gamer then no doubt you know all about Final Fantasy. If you’re not a gamer then let me explain that Final Fantasy (FF) is one of if not the most loved and played video game series ever developed. It’s been going strong for twenty years and is the brain child of Japanese […]
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You probably know by now that drinking is a big part of Korean culture. Alcohol is practically essential at after work gatherings with co-workers, socializing with friends, and dinners with family members. With so much consumption you can imagine things can get a little monotonous with repeated shouts of Gumbae as soju shot glasses rattle […]
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Image by MC MasterChef via Flickr I’ve just read an article that left me shocked and saddened. Apparently a couple living in suburban Seoul have allowed their infant baby to die as a result of malnutrion. Now the baby didn’t die because they couldn’t afford food, no, it seems the infant died from neglect. This […]
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Multi-room Entertainment in Korea. This past weekend my friends and I found the best combination to hit the world since chocolate and peanut butter: multi-rooms. They are an all in one multi purpose entertainment room all designed with only one purpose in mind: giving you a fun filled afternoon of sheer joy. Multi-rooms combine the […]
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Finding the ways to pass the time and have fun in Korea isn’t hard to do at all. Here in kimchi-land it’s all about the room experience. Noraebang singing rooms can be found on almost every corner. DVD movie rooms provide ample space for couples to cuddle up and watch their favorite movie away […]
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That’s right, forget the movies or music or watching TV, in South Korea the excitement and attention of leisure activities is focused largely on online gaming. Millions upon Millions of Koreans play games online. I’ve blogged before about PC Bang rooms, but you have to experience it to really understand. These places literally cover the […]
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