Mingles

Nestled in a narrow alley in Itaewon, this wing haven serves up a mouthwatering array of flavors, from classic buffalo to inventive Korean twists, all paired with craft beers and good vibes.

Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul's neofuturistic marvel by Zaha Hadid, dazzles with curving forms, art exhibits, night lights & pop-up shops.

A spacious rental studio in Gocheon-gu, perfect for everything from photo exhibitions to vibrant BTS events—it's a creative hub you can't miss.

Bukchon Hanok Village offers a serene stroll through beautifully preserved 19th-century Korean homes, cozy cafes, and stunning city views.

In Sindang-dong, Geumdwaeji Sikdang serves juicy, rich YBD pork grilled on cast iron, famous for its bon sapgyeop and vibrant Korean BBQ vibes.

Opened in 2005, Seoul's National Museum blends stunning architecture with vast Korean cultural and military artifacts, free to explore and family-friendly.

Gwangjang Market is Seoul's vibrant old-school food hall and bustling textile market, famous for crispy mung bean pancakes and authentic Korean street eats.

Banyan Tree Seoul is a luxe urban spa retreat with spacious rooms, private plunge pools, refined dining, and stunning Namsan views.

Hanmiok specializes in top-tier Korean beef, serving the artful chadolgujeolpan cooked tableside in a serene, welcoming setting.

Luxe downtown Seoul hotel with sleek rooms, five upscale eateries, spa, gym, indoor pool, and killer city views just steps from the metro.