Survive & Thrive in Korea
The area around Hyehwa station on the light blue line is among the most vibrant in Seoul. First, there are a bozoogle of restaurants catering to both Korean and Western taste buds. Burgers, pasta, curries, noodles and pizza can all be yours even on the same day if you’ve got a hankering to quell. The […]
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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 […]
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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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The Apgujeong/ Cheongdam area remains a bedrock for Seoul fashionistas, power shoppers and cultural effetes looking to get their scene on.
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Well, it looks like another group of folks are getting a taste of what it’s like to be an English teacher in South Korea. The Aussie Lacrosse team has been held in quarantine for swine flu in Seoul just like the ESL teachers who have been all over the blogosphere. All in all 27 people […]
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June all across the globe means one thing: Gay Pride! Seoul is no exception and although the festivities were delayed because for the national mourning of former president Roh, the spirits of those in attendance still soared. The event his put together by the folks at the Korean Queer Culture organization. You might think that […]
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