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In front of the University of Hong-eek, there are a lot of bars and clubs. Usually the street is packed with people who seek for good fun for the night on the weekends.. The last friday of everymonth is called club day. On the day, if you pay about 15 US$ you will get a white band. With the white band around your arm, you can enter around 10 clubs for free, and have free beer, coke etc as much as you want. ( unless you order something real posh.. ) Once you get there, you can get all those available clubs' info pretty handy. Well... However, since almost every club's jammed with people, you gotta keep special eye on your belongings, and also be careful of drunk-violent people, too. I wouldn't recommend going there all by yourself. you can get there by subway, line2, come out from the gate 6, it's about 10 min walk away.
Whatever suits you is alright Leave a Comment Theme: Nightclub
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| | | | Other Things To Do: The Walker Hill Show | Tip Rating: | | | | |
I think when I read the card for this I mis-read it as the Benny Hill show. I mean, who wouldn't want to see that, right? unfortunately Benny hill died in the 90's and I went to the Walker Hill show instead. I only say unfortunately because it was so expensive. The show itself is actually pretty neat. There is a lot of traditional Korean folk music, and dance, and if you get the meal package, the meal is very nice. Plus, there are ladies in skimpy clothing during the "rock show" which is always something that the Kdoc enjoys. (read that as, kdoc desperately needs a girlfriend.) There are 2 shows nightly, one at 5pm the other around 9. Costs range from 60,000 won to 90,000, depending on whether you want just wine, or a four course meal and decent seating.
It is a nicer show. I wore a suit and was not at all out of place. Leave a Comment Theme: CasinoAddress: 21 Gwangjang-dong, Gwangjin-gu, SeoulPhone: 82-2-455-5000Directions: Take the green line to the Gangbyun station. Free shuttle bus departs every 20 minutesWebsite: http://www.walkerhill.co.kr/ Other Contact: Fax 82-2-452-6867
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| | | | Other Things To Do: Salsa night! | Tip Rating: | | | | |
Want salsa, but too new to adventure? This is for you. They have free lessons almost everyday, and once you learn the basic steps, half is already done. ....... ok ok. I am a bit exaggerating. but it's true that they have free lessons everyday, I am very new though, and also I don't think I was talented about dancing, but was a great fun to be there. There are also many warm-hearted people, who'd be willing to dance with you even htough you can only do basic things.. =)
whatever suits you the best. you can also bring your clothes there and get changed int he club. =) Leave a Comment Theme: DancingDirections: come out from the Hyehwa subway station gate4, as soon as you get outta subway station, turn right and go straigh about 1 block, then turn left. the name of the club is MACONDO, you can't miss it
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| | | | Other Things To Do: Soju: The National Drink | Tip Rating: | | | | |
If you go out drinking with Koreans, prepare to consume a lot of soju. Soju is that national drink, and it comes in small bottles of clear liquid. It is not as strong as vodka or gao liang, with an alcohol level of about 25%, but if you drink it in the copious amounts that some Koreans do, you'll be buzzing nonetheless. Drinking with Koreans comes with its own set of customs, the most important of which is that you never pour your own glass. If your neighbor's glass is empty, he is expecting you to fill it (but would never ask). Once you top him off, he'll return the favor. If you are being required to drink more than you can hold, it is possible to sneak water into your soju glass and get away with a few shots of H2O if no one is looking. But if you get caught, be prepared to drink enough soju to more than make up for what you skipped. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and Drinking
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