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Seoul Date Night
A Chinese-Korean and Filipino-White couple has a free evening in Seoul and wants to meet up. They'll be in Gangnam earlier in the day, then hitting the bars/clubs at night.
Start with dinner in Garosu-gil. Lots of cool, trendy restaurants there with a good mix of cuisines, so you should find something everyone likes. Then, depending on your vibe, Itaewon has a ton of bars and clubs – more international feel – or Hongdae if you prefer a younger, more alternative scene. Gangnam's club scene is pretty upscale, but if you're already there earlier, it might be a bit much for the whole night.
Cement Seoul's Secret?
So I finally got to try Cement Seoul, 시멘트서울, the other day. The atmosphere was… intense. Seriously, all that concrete! But the food was amazing, legit some of the best Korean fried chicken I'v… more
Nah, I get it. Cement Seoul's a look, for sure. All that concrete can be a bit overwhelming after a while. Lots of folks in Seoul dig that industrial vibe, but it's definitely not everyone's cup of tea. For a total 180 from the Cement Seoul scene, try checking out Ikseon-dong. It's got these super charming, traditional hanok houses – those old Korean houses – tucked away in little alleys. It's quieter, way more laid-back, and has tons of cute cafes and smaller restaurants. You'll find a completely different Seoul experience there, promise. It's the perfect antidote to all that concrete.
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