Survive & Thrive in Korea
V.O.G.U.E Party launches on Friday July 19th will be the most grand of a long anticipated ‘party! Vogue will be a brand new, monthly disco for Seoul’s Gay and Lesbian crowd – and all those who them! Taking place at Seoul’s leading underground club ‘Cakeshop Seoul’, v.o.g.u.e will bring together hundreds of boys and girls, of all […]
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Editors Note: Sadly Tiger Masala has closed. Owner and chef Lee Seol Hee has brought something new to the HBC/Gyeongridan neighborhood when she opened the doors of Tiger Masala. She really has the market corned on Indian food because there isn’t anything like it in the area unless you plan on trucking it into Itaewon. […]
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How in the world Braai Republic escaped a review from me I have no idea. I’ve eaten here a few times in the past few months and I somehow I believed that I’d written it up. Not so! So here we go folks! I didn’t know what to expect when I heard the words South […]
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This past week I finally managed to make it over to Vatos in Itaewon. If you’re like me then you’ve probably been hearing about this place since it opened last November. I’ve meant to pop over and check out all the hype, but never found the time. That all changed when universe aligned and I […]
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Though Irish pubs literally abound in Itaewon it’s a bit of a chore to find an English counterpart. That search has become a bit easier with the addition of The Rose & Crown. Just off the main back road behind the Hamilton Hotel, The Rose & Crown aims to bring a bit of English sensibility […]
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Meat Packing Seoul doesn’t mince around with its concept, let alone it’s name. It’s all about meat, meat, and more meat. Meat is exactly what they pack you with once you’ve settled in for the dinner buffet. Meat Packing Seoul differs from the other steak buffets in that tend to trend toward the Brazilian churrascaria […]
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