The Ultimate Guide to Hongdae Nightlife Seoul

But we’re here to simplify your job, so we’ve narrowed down our top neighbourhoods to help you take one step off your planning plate. From the infectious energy of a late-night karaoke session with friends to the thrill of exploring bustling night markets and the pure joy of dancing to the latest K-pop hits, South Koreans know how to celebrate life with flair. A pocha is a type of restaurant in Korea where you can get food, affordable drinks, talk freely, and get the ball rolling for the nigh


You will have stamps all up and down your arm, but you will be able to skip lines and easily enter/exit different clubs. Many people call New York "the city that never sleeps." While that is true, I think Seoul might take the cake. I always heard that nightlife in Korea was 한국야동 extremely fun, and I must admit it most definitely does not disappoint! Although Korea can be really fun, you need to know how to plan your night and where to go to truly enjoy the experience. Seoul comes alive every Christmas and New Year with night-time Christmas lights and events. A musical bar and unique Seoul evening activity, Sindang’s Showflix (we see what they did there!) combines cabaret and live performances with dinner and drink


Clubs stay open until the last person walks out, usually 7-9 AM. 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 to. I typically wear a V-neck with black jeans and Nike gym shoes. Just don’t wear shorts or flip flops because you will get denied entranc


From the bright lights of Gangnam’s brewery bars to Itaewon’s ‘craft beer valley’ via hoppy hangouts in Ikseon-dong and Euljiro, there is much craft beer goodness to enjoy in Seoul at night.