Survive & Thrive in Korea
f you’re in Itaewon searching for a spot to grab a bite then boy do I have the place for you. Just past the McDonalds and Starbucks you’ll come across Sunny Days. It’s a lovely little cafe serving up everything from homemade burgers to sandwiches, soups and salads. Though the menu isn’t that big they […]
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Thai Garden is in Itaewon right next to the Itaewon Hotel and above Kabinett. As the the name suggests TG specializes in Thai food. The restaurant itself is pretty spacious with more than enough room for large parties of friends or coworkers. The decor is pretty low key and almost somber, but you won’t be […]
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Not to be confused with its twin, hooker hill, homo hill in Itaewon is where the gay boys and the folks who love them go to party. The street can be found just past Cancun and King Club and runs parallel to hooker hill. When the weekend comes the one place to find foreign and […]
Continue ReadingSo, the first ever KMK Konglish contest is over and top prize goes to Amanda. The top prize happens to be a gift certificate to What the Book in Itaewon. Now, I just have to go about getting a snapshot of Amanda and said gift certificate. Thanks to everyone for participating! Congragulations to Amanda! The […]
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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 hard job […]
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Busan station is a bustling square of travelers coming and going all day and into the night. When we pulled up it was closing in on 9:00pm. Before we headed out to find a hotel we decided to head across the street and check out the infamous Texas Street. From everything I read I pictured […]
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