Korea Nightlife Survival Guide

This includes skipping the line once it gets later in the night. With this in mind, I recommend hopping to as many clubs or bars as you can before it gets too late. You will have stamps all up and down your arm, but you will be able to skip lines and easily enter/exit different club


Everyone including foreigners and tourists can comfortably walk at night without the fear of any forms of attacks or muggings. You can just walk into these clubs and have a good time. However, there are some exclusive clubs that you’ll need to book firs


Karaoke is a popular way to keep the good times going, and from dive bars to private boxes, there are no bad places to sing — only bad singers. Serving tropical drinks and piles of Hawaiian food, The Alibi Tiki Lounge will make you feel like you’re on an island vacation just long enough to belt out some Elvis in front of the packed house. The Ambassador Restaurant and Lounge meanwhile, embraces everything that a Chinese food restaurant and karaoke bar should be and raises the bar with a light-up stage and a fog machine. The Baby Ketten Klub basement bar includes two private rooms, ’70s and ’80s themed, in addition to a public main stage and bar are


Forget the usual dinner and drinks (although the city does have plenty of places for those). From team-building at a lively karaoke bar to exploring the city's night markets, and sampling the delicious street food, Seoul makes after-work parties truly special. Most after-work venues close around midnight or 1 AM, although this can vary depending on the city and venu


In 1974, the Los Angeles Korean 중국야동 Festival Foundation was founded by the leaders of the early Korean-American community with the purpose of preserving their Korean roots after immigrating to the United States.