Survive & Thrive in Korea
Seoul’s culinary scene is renowned for its diverse offerings and innovative concepts. Nestled within the bustling streets of Itaewon, Triangle, a culture complex spearheaded by Sevin Cha of Le Queen and Lim Chanhyuk, has become a hub for unique dining experiences. Among their ventures, Hotel Pocha stands out as a must-visit destination for those seeking […]
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South Korea, a country known for its technological advancements and culinary delights, hides a lesser-known reality within its boundaries: a booming sex industry. Behind the bustling streets and vibrant culture, there exists a world where paid-for sex is a pervasive part of Korean society. Today, we delve into the intricate dynamics of South Korea’s sex […]
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I was stationed in Korea in 1980-81-82 used to go the Silverwave when OB was only 1500 won for a big bottle also alittle Captain Q rum was with 121th Evac Hospital. Party at the Lucky 7 Heavy metal and I can’t remember the name of it but the country bar at the top of […]
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Before I came to Korea my picture of the country was of a pious nation of Buddhists and Christians living in spiritual calm against the tide of insanity from the North. Well, that picture shattered quickly. In a city where stiletto heels and short mini skirts are common work attire my eyebrows raised. Commercials showcase […]
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Sick and tired of the biting cold and dull soulless dance music? Well, if you’re in Seoul then I suggest a trip to Itaewon for a beer at the Reggae Pub. Chillax to the hip swinging, head rocking, rhythms and beats of the finest reggae songs ever to blast outside of Jamaica itself. The Reggae […]
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