Ellui is so big that you can probably expect to get lost at some point into a sea of Koreans, which is usually a good thing! I left the club at 6AM and it was still packed with people. Unlike clubbing in Las Vegas or Western Europe, the dress code in Seoul is not strictly enforced. You can dress up as much as you want if that’s your thing, but you don’t have t


This pochas offers a lively and vibrant atmosphere with a variety of food and drinks available from different food stations, making it an ideal spot for groups. The pocha has a night market vibe, with an open-ordering system from various kitchen stations. While the food is delicious and there’s a good variety of alcoholic beverages, the busy staff can sometimes come off as blunt or unfriendly. Despite this, it’s a good bar with an extensive menu, making it a worthwhile visit. Although Itaewon also has many dance clubs, you’ll find more laid back bars here than in Gangna


Cover charges are typically $20-$40 USD and drinks are expensive. Expect to pay no less than $10 USD for any shot, beer, or mixed drink. Every year, South Korea tops the charts for the highest consumption of alcohol per person in the world. In fact, Koreans drink more than twice the amount as Russians, with an average of 13.7 shots of liquor per person per week (2014). Perhaps the #1 reason why the nightlife in Seoul is so fun is because Koreans love to get drun


I’ll try to provide the Google Maps, Instagram, and Naver links. In some cases, I may just provide one if I can’t find the others but I will always provide the directions for each location. I’ll give my price estimates for each 링크모음2 establishment going from $ which means cheap to $$$$ meaning very expensiv


Located just a few hundred metres from the main Myeongdong action, Namdaemun Market is a sprawling shopping area frequented by locals and tourists alike in search of bargains. One of the best walks in Seoul at night, the Cheonggyecheon is a downtown public park and river walk that is it up and open 24 hours (just be careful not to fall in, especially on the stepping stones). Since its first edition in 2019, the DDP light show in Dongdaemun has attracted over 1 million visitors and is one of the most popular free, evening activities in Seoul. The Seoul craft beer scene and brewery bars are on the rise in Seoul so it (thankfully) isn’t just about the bland mass produced beers like Cass or Terra. Private karaoke booths in Seoul at night are charged on an hourly rate (prices vary depending on the time of day) and they sometimes do special tourist discounts if you show your overseas ID or passport. Also daytime karaoke rates are generally cheaper than at night in Seou


The staff is friendly, and the pub offers billards and darts. Additionally, it’s conveniently located above Yeokjeon Grandma’s Beer. I’ll give an overview of the area and then provide recommendations for pochas, pubs, bars, and club


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My go-to is SafetyWing, with plans catering to adventurous backpackers and long-term digital nomads alike. Most royal palaces in Seoul are only open to visitors at night during specific months of the year. The park and fountain 링크모음2 is lit up at night, and depending on the season, there are illuminated art display


Don’t forget to try mayak gimbap—a local favorite that’s so good, it’s considered "addictive"! The experience of navigating the market and sampling various dishes is a cultural adventure in itself. For more on culinary delights, check out our guide on Discover What to Do in Seoul at Nigh


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The high-energy crowd is mostly mid-20s to 30s and the vibe is cool-but-casual. The dance floor has huge bouncing balls and the light show/blasting speaker combination is mesmerizing. There 링크모음2 is a sweet upstairs level with VIP tables and a giant balcony overlooking the clu