Camp Coiner's Ghost Stories?

I've heard the stories about Camp Coiner for years, and the one that sticks with me is from the old commissary building. A friend of mine worked the night shift there for a few months and said the freezers would randomly open by themselves, like someone was checking the stock. He never saw a full apparition, but he'd hear footsteps on the metal shelving when nobody else was around. If you're set on the GoPro, try the back loading dock area around 3am, that's when the security logs supposedly show the most temperature drops and motion sensor triggers.

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yeah the dental clinic thing is real, i had a buddy who did dental assisting there and he said the basement alone felt like walking into a freezer even in august. if you want something specific to film though, check out the old ammo bunkers on the north side, they're mostly sealed now but there's a gap in the fence near the soccer field where you can see the doors. locals say the guards used to hear knocking from inside those bunkers at random hours, like three knocks then nothing, always at 1:15am exactly. bring a flashlight with fresh batteries, the path is uneven and there's no streetlight back there

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honestly the wildest thing i've heard about coiner isn't even a ghost story per se, it's more about the energy in the old dental clinic building. a friend who worked there said patients would randomly burst into tears during routine cleanings, like full-on sobbing, and nobody could explain it. turns out that building used to be a temporary morgue during the korean war, bodies stacked up for weeks before they could process them. if you're dead set on catching something, skip the go pro and bring a proper audio recorder, the EVP stuff people have caught in the basement hallway is genuinely unsettling, like whispers in english and korean at the same time

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Reserve the 2pm seating, gets packed after 3.

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the set, not a la carte

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Coming from Haebangchon, take line 6 to Itaewon then walk up, taxi is only like 6,000 won though. Skip the scones honestly, they're dry. Order the first flush darjeeling a la carte and a slice of their matcha roll.

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