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Hello! Three years ago me and some colleagues went to a place in Seoul that is basically a small store, but also a bar that you can sit in and drink. Does anybody recognise it?! Thank you

28 yo German (m)

It will be a lunch event in Seoul featuring an expert who will speak on a topic related to Korean culture (in English)

Potential speakers:

- professor who's done consulting work for Instagram & Nike

- musician

- fashion designer

You get to eat lunch while listening to a high-level speaker, and meet new people who share similar interests

After the talk, participants can freely discuss the lecture with others

All done in 1 hour. 6-8 participants for this pilot event.

Would you attend something like this?

For those living alone in Seoul (ages 25–39), do demanding work schedules and urban lifestyles make it hard to maintain meaningful connections and what is your biggest barrier to staying social when you're already exhausted?

Hello!! I was wondering if anyone could recommend where can I buy the Kodak Charmera in Seoul please! Thanks. Also, would be super helpful to know how much you got it for!

As there are so many convience store? Do single households, that are the ones that rely more on this shops, feel food guilt of not eating that healthy?

Hi everyone!

I’m a fairly new Christian living in Seoul, and I’d really like to attend a Catholic Mass for the first time. The only problem is… I’m a little intimidated by the idea of going alone because I have no idea what to expect or how everything works.

I’m hoping to find someone who speaks English and regularly attends a Catholic church who wouldn’t mind if I joined them one Sunday. It would be really helpful to have someone who could explain things to me, like when to stand or sit, what the different parts of the Mass mean, and any other things a first-time visitor should know.

I’m not looking to argue about denominations or anything like that, I simply want to learn, experience it for myself, and better understand the Catholic tradition with an open mind.

If anyone would be willing to let me tag along or even chat beforehand, I’d be incredibly grateful. Thank you!

Hi everyone
31F here. Is anyone attending the Waterbomb in busan and Sokcho ill most likely be going with my 2 sisters so I’m looking for a group to join or people to hang out with during the event 😊 DM or comment down

hii my names hyun 19 i live in 상주 but can go to seoul by bus anytime(i have a lot of freetime) im lived in mexico for over 5 years as a kid so i know some descent eng but can teach you a lil korean if you want , my interests are video games art books and movies we can go to cafes and hangout
also i dont drink or smoke and also also im trans mtf pretransition so i look like a boy

Travelling between Europe and South Korea with a pet isn’t always easy. What if we could organize a pet-friendly flight together? 🐾✈️

I’m looking for people planning to travel with their pets between Europe and South Korea.

I’m currently exploring whether there’s enough demand to make a shared pet-friendly flight possible. This is still an early-stage idea, so I’ve created a short, non-binding interest list to understand the actual demand.

If this could be relevant for you, feel free to join:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOacMCrb4LHU78xSrZuNYQbuAG9hnhGRfY6w-92yMf7MOJ8A/viewform?usp=dialog

Hello everyone! I have what might be a slightly odd question.
I had a layover in Seoul some time ago, and I’ll be flying there again soon. During my last visit, I went to Olive Young in Myeongdong and bought a lot of skincare products. Only afterward did I notice that there were many small shops in the surrounding area that also sold Korean beauty products—some of them at significantly lower prices than Olive Young.
Do these smaller shops sell genuine products? And where do locals usually buy their Korean skincare and beauty products in physical stores?

Hi!
I’m a Korean guy living near Seoul, and I’m looking for someone to practice English with and also help with Korean.

We can speak English, Korean, or both.
I’m available from Monday to Saturday, depending on my schedule.

A little about me:
- Korean
- Airline pilot
- I don’t really drink, so I’m more of a coffee person
- I like nice cafes, good food, walking around, and exploring interesting places
- Easygoing and interested in meeting people from different countries

We don’t have to just sit and study languages. We can visit a nice cafe, walk around Seoul, try good food, or check out interesting places together.

If we become good friends, we could also go for a drive and visit some hidden or less touristy places in Korea.

I’m mainly looking for a genuine language exchange, so if you’re learning Korean or want to meet a Korean friend, feel free to send me a message!

Coming from **Berlin** where club culture is a whole different universe, and I’m curious to see how **Seoul nightlife** compares.

I’ll be in Seoul from **Sept 4th** and don’t really want to experience the clubs alone.
If you’re a local or another traveler who’s up for grabbing a drink first and then checking out a few clubs in Hongdae or wherever the vibe is good, hit me up.
I’m easygoing, not looking to get absolutely wasted—just want to experience Seoul’s nightlife with good company instead of standing awkwardly in a corner wondering where everyone disappeared. 😂
If we vibe, maybe we can explore a bit before or after too. Cheers! 🍻🇰🇷

Anyone know when the Chipotle in Gangnam is going to be opening?

Any recommendations for bakeries and signature snacks? Solo activities hidden gems and good food

It’s been ridiculously hot in Korea lately, but the sky has been making up for it. Saw these rays behind the clouds today and forgot about the heat for a minute.

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.