Has any one on the forum been to South Korea?

[Mrs Langtrees]

Has any one on the forum been to South Korea?
I am hoping to visit South Korea in June or August this year, I love Korean Food & television and keen to do a food tour, any feedback will be helpful

 

[The Voice]

Went there before covid, so I wouldn't be able to give you useful tips as it was so long ago. The tourist info centre in Seoul spoke good English and provided a lot of good information regarding food areas and other places of interest. The town of Busan, the second largest city is two hours and a half away on the bullet train. The beaches there are crowded during June to August in a sea of umbrellas and with lots of street food nearby.

 

[Phoebe]

Has any one on the forum been to South Korea?
I am hoping to visit South Korea in June or August this year, I love Korean Food & television and keen to do a food tour, any feedback will be helpful

Nope. you want a traveling buddy? to carry all your shopping, run errands etc? would love to go though.

 

[Jake/]

Also keen heading there in October

 

[Mansnola]

I went a few years back and found Seoul super easy to get around once I figured out the subway signs. Street food was amazing, especially late at night.

 

[Mon]

You visit barber shops with double rolls they got nice chick's.

 

[Phoebe]

You visit barber shops with double rolls they got nice chick's.

Please explain...

 

[Mon]

Please explain...

The blue and white roll you see on barber shops in Australia. Look for shops or premises that have two rolls beside each other. That is an indication of a brothel. You can also go to saunas they have Russian ladies. Prostitution is prohibited there. Everything works on dual purpose game. Further, when stepping out of your hotel people will establish contact with you and help you to get what you like. Some work on delivery applications and delivery the lady to you.

 

[TotalGold]

Has any one on the forum been to South Korea?
I am hoping to visit South Korea in June or August this year, I love Korean Food & television and keen to do a food tour, any feedback will be helpful

I don't know if you've already gone but I was there in 2019 and stayed at the autograph ryse hotel in the Hongdae area.

https://www.marriott.com/reservatio...zxafbNnasxh4EpCqTmFqsiOdzG2tz1BwaAleuEALw_wcB

The hotel is really nice and a bit pricey but 100% worth it. You are right close to some amazing Korean barbecue restaurants literally 2 minutes walk from the back door. Hongdae street is just up the road and the nightlife and general energy there is amazing.

Some of the women in my group went to this women only spa and raved about it: http://www.spalei.com/renew/eng/m/about/

There was so much good food that I can't remember all the places I went but this place was a standout: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9Kxfyn9fuUn8WJEL6

 

[Mansnola]

Seoul has so many cool spots, and the nightlife scene is better than I expected. If you're looking for something a bit different to try while you're there, check out 신림줄넘기. A local friend took me and it ended up being way more fun than I thought it’d be. Super random but a good laugh after a few drinks.