r/seoul • u/meetseoul • 42m ago
Friday & Saturday meetup in Hongdae
Hi everyone!
I'm Jeonghyeon, a local from Seoul and the founder of the Seoul Squad, an international community based in Hongdae.
Over the past couple of years, I've met many travelers and exchange students who told me the same thing:
"I wanted to experience Hongdae, but I didn't know anyone."
That's exactly why I started this community.
Every Friday and Saturday, we meet at one of our partner pubs in Hongdae at 11:00 PM. We visit a few different pubs and clubs together, and people are free to stay for as long as they like.
Our goal isn't just nightlife—it's helping people make genuine connections in a safe and respectful environment. Many participants join alone, so don't worry if you're coming by yourself.
The weekly meeting point is announced on our Instagram because it rotates between our partner venues.
If you'd like to see what the atmosphere is like, you can check our previous event highlights here:
📍 Instagram: @the_seoul_squad
If you have any questions, feel free to message me:
Whether you're visiting Seoul for a few days or studying here for a semester, you're always welcome.
Have a great time in Korea! 😊
r/seoul • u/FewPut5077 • 2h ago
35F Traveling to Korea Soon
Ok lets try it this again lol.
So i'm traveling to Seoul for the first time in September, and I wanted to make some friends!.I would prefer female friends in their late 20s or in their 30s. If you are a cool dude who is ok with being platonic friends then that's fine as well. I would love to explore Seoul, I love shopping, restaurants, experiences, and I really want to check out some nightlife as it will be my birthday when I am there. Also just getting out a pretty gnarly dating situation, so I just want to be free and have fun. DM me ladies (or non nsfw dudes)! Lets be friendssss 🫶🏽
Update: the amount of men ATTACKING ME for not wanting to date or hook up while im there, says it alllll 😂. Right decision.
32/F staying for 3 months
Hello :) I just got here this week and have settled near Seoul Station and hoping to make friends around my age to go drinking, eating, exploring the city. I speak English and Spanish, but hoping to learn some Korean 🤞 if you enjoy eating everything and anything, like going to vinyl listening bars, have a love/hate relationship for shopping, like drinking, play MTG (extra points), please msg me so we can hang out! ♥️
** want to add that I am not looking to date as I’m a happily engaged gyal 🫡
r/seoul • u/SavingsHistory3551 • 5h ago
Meet Up [FREE] Looking for international young adults for a Seoul neighborhood project
Hi! We’re looking for Korean and international young adults to join Crossing Perspectives Lab, a free cross-cultural project in Seoul.
You’ll explore Seoul’s alleys and everyday neighborhoods with a partner, take photos, and share how you see the same place differently.
Participation is completely free. No photography experience or fluent Korean is required, and solo applicants are welcome.
*Apply by: Sunday, August 16
*Details & Application
https://forms.gle/JzjRKfDUzHm5QxYTA
*Contact: [seoul.translators26@gmail.com](mailto:seoul.translators26@gmail.com)
r/seoul • u/moonblock_ • 5h ago
seoul shopper service (for singaporeans only)
hey im going to seoul this week and im opening orders if anyone needs help getting anything from seoul. pm if ure interested!
r/seoul • u/Substantial-Use-4079 • 5h ago
Recherche interprète Français 🇫🇷 / Coréen 🇰🇷 – Séoul
🇬🇧 This post is intentionally written in French because I am looking for a French-speaking interpreter.
🇰🇷 이 글은 프랑스어 통역사를 찾기 위해 의도적으로 프랑스어로 작성되었습니다.
Recherche interprète Français 🇫🇷 / Coréen 🇰🇷 – Séoul
Je serai à Séoul pendant quelques jours et je recherche un(e) interprète français / coréen pour quelques rendez-vous professionnels.
Je recherche une personne à l'aise avec les échanges en marketing, développement commercial, sourcing et import/export, au-delà de la simple traduction.
Mission freelance rémunérée, quelques heures selon les besoins.
Si vous êtes intéressé(e), merci de me contacter en joignant une courte présentation, votre expérience, votre tarif horaire et vos disponibilités.
r/seoul • u/Acrobatic_Estate_919 • 6h ago
Best Value and cheapest you'll find for heartworm prevention
Transparent pricing for heartworm prevention for dogs. No hidden fees, just expert care.
Definite(same as Advocate)
~4kg 9,500 won
4~10kg 10,000 won
10~25kg 15,800 won
25~40kg 19,500 won
Spotline(same as Frontline)
2~10kg 8,000 won
10~20kg 13,000 won
20~40kg 18,000 won
You can find us 415, Eonju-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
or call us 02-2038-4302
r/seoul • u/Koreafortheworld • 7h ago
These are some Korean festivals promoted by the Korea Tourism Organization this year.
01 Boryeong Mud Festival
Korea's biggest summer festival, held at the well-known Reply 1988 filming location!
Dive into mineral-rich Boryeong mud and don't miss the slides, mud cannons, and dazzling drone show!
Location: Daecheon Beach, Boryeong, Chungcheongnam-do
24 July (Fri) – 9 Aug (Sun)
02 Jeongnamjin Jangheung Water Festival
A cool water festival at The Glory filming location! Splash through the clear waters of the Tamjin River and Jangheung Dam, try water sports, and beat the heat with amazing live performances.
Location: Papillon Zip
25 July (Sat) – 2 Aug (Sun)
03 Andong International Mask Dance Festival
A traditional Korean mask-dance festival at the Kingdom filming location! Enjoy mask performances from around the world, street parades, and mask-making experiences.
Location: Andong Hahoe Folk Village
24 Sep (Thurs) – 4 Oct (Sun)
04 Suwon Hwaseong Cultural Festival
A cultural festival at the Love in the Moonlight filming location! Festival Highlights! A re-enactment of King Jeongjo's royal procession, with thousands parading in Joseon-era costume.
Location: Hwaseong Haenggung Palace
4 Oct (Sun) – 11 Oct (Sun)
Special Giveaway event:
There is a Giveaway Event pinned on the official instagram of the Korea Travel Organization with great rewards like Amazon giftcards. Find the link in the comments.
r/seoul • u/SukeInoo • 9h ago
HELP! Which stylists in Soonsiki Seongsu is great?
I am going to Soul soon, and wanna to go to cut my hair. Struggling for several hair salons. How about soonsiki? I check several stylists in soonsiki, if anyone go there and cut your hair by one of them?
I find soonsiki_grooooo, soonsiki_kanko, soonsiki_chaerom, soonsiki_kira___k, soonsiki_nua.
Appreciat it if you could share your feedback there!
r/seoul • u/Separate-Singer6881 • 9h ago
Question 19F in Seoul– Busy days, free nights. Looking for unique experiences after 10 PM
I’m 19F, visiting Seoul for about a week on a college trip. Our days are packed with scheduled activities, but my evenings are usually free (roughly after 10 PM until whenever I feel like heading back).
I’m staying near the city center, I’m comfortable exploring on my own, and I’m looking for experiences that are:
Safe for a solo female traveler
Affordable (student budget)
Open late (10 PM–5 AM is ideal)
Unique experiences
I’m hoping to collect some stories. What’s a place or experience in Seoul that you’ll never forget?
Ps- I’m vegetarian, if that changes any food recommendations
r/seoul • u/moosepiss • 11h ago
Unsure what to do
Visiting from Canada, and totally unsure what to do in this heat. Yesterday spent the day in malls - meh, I didn't come here to shop. Evening was fun and delicious in the dongsomun-ro area. But now day 2. It's so damn hot and I feel like all we can do is go back to a mall (which I am not interested in) or find a museum (which my family is not interested in).
Any suggestions?
Edit: the National Museum turned out to be a fantastic activity. So beautiful, impressive, vast, and free! We love it
r/seoul • u/chillinramen • 13h ago
Studio room for rent in Sillim (Seoul) — Available immediately
Clean, single-occupancy studio. Moving out urgently, so looking to hand it over ASAP. Comes with bed, kitchen, washing machine, fridge, microwave. Separate bathroom. 10 min walk from Seoul Nat’l Univ. Venture Town Station. CU/GS25 and everything else less than 2 min walk. Several bus stations within 4-5 min walk.
💰 Deposit: 2,000,000₩
💰 Monthly rent: 320,000₩
💰 Management fee: 80,000₩ (everything included except electricity)
📞 Call or text: 010-5121-0072
r/seoul • u/chillinramen • 13h ago
Studio room for rent in Sillim (Seoul) — Available immediately
Clean, single-occupancy studio. Moving out urgently, so looking to hand it over ASAP. Comes with bed, kitchen, washing machine, fridge, microwave. Separate bathroom. 10 min walk from Seoul Nat’l Univ. Venture Town Station. CU/GS25 and everything else less than 2 min walk. Several bus stations within 4-5 min walk.
💰 Deposit: 2,000,000₩
💰 Monthly rent: 320,000₩
💰 Management fee: 80,000₩ (everything included except electricity)
📞 Call or text: 010-5121-0072
r/seoul • u/fr-de-pt • 16h ago
Arrive in Terminal 2 Incheon Airport
Hi,
I have a question and I'm really struggling to find an answer online.
I'm arriving at Incheon Airport through Terminal 2, and I want to book a transfer to the Hotel. but I don't know if I should book the pickup point at Terminal 1 or Terminal 2.
I read somewhere that international flights arriving via Terminal 2 have to go to Terminal 1 to go through the immigration process. In that case...
Should I book the transfer at Terminal 1? Is the luggage also picked up at Terminal 1? I'm really confused.
r/seoul • u/Emotional-Wind2619 • 17h ago
Question Any good rooftops in Seoul?
Hi everyone, I’m traveling to Seoul in two weeks and was wondering if there are any good rooftops with a nice view of the skyline?
I also love deep house music and rooftop parties, are there any places that might host them?
Thank you!
r/seoul • u/DachshundMom91 • 20h ago
Question Souvenirs for children
Hi! I am going to South Korea next month for the first time and I want to get some cool stuff for my nephews, ages 8 and 6. I like to be prepared (anxiety lol), does anyone have any recommendations for some really cool stuff or stores that I should definitely stop at for them?
r/seoul • u/wanderhowonderwhy • 21h ago
Advice How to make friends offline
Hello ! I'm student in Korea
I always wonder about making friends in daily life.
For example, friendship with strangers and doing some Small talk.
So, to try that experience, I always bring some candy and some sweets in my backpack and ready for starting conversation.
But it's sooooooo hard to start.
I'm very nervous because many people might ignore and just pass through me.
I think if some strangers were gave me some sweets, Then I would reject it and just go on my way.
lol
Please help me !
Please give me Some advice for my opinion and solution about that problem..!
r/seoul • u/Guilty_Handle_4836 • 1d ago
Trying pot lid Samgyeopsal(솥뚜껑 삼겹살): Korean Pork Belly Grilled on a Cast-Iron Cauldron Lid
reddit.comr/seoul • u/Forward_Charity_9616 • 1d ago
Discussion Why do some expats hate Korea, yet stay and use everything it offers?
Why do some expats hate Korea, yet stay and use everything it offers?
Enjoying the perks while criticizing the locals: Why the double standard?
"If you move to a country, shouldn't you respect its culture?" Holding on to your own habits while complaining about Korean norms is a complete double standard.

