Guide Korea

When venturing into the world of Korean cuisine, one of the first things you might notice is the prevalence of spicy dishes. A common misconception is that if a dish is red, it's automatically spicy. While this is true in many cases—like kimchi jjigae (kimchi stew) or bibimbap (mixed rice)—it's not always accurate. For instance, bulgogi (marinated grilled beef) and kimbap (Korean sushi rolls) ar..

If you're looking for souvenirs during your trip to Korea, I highly recommend visiting the Kakao Friends and Line Friends flagship stores in Hongdae and Gangnam. These large stores are more than just character merchandise shops; they've become places where you can experience Korea's trendy culture. In particular, the magnificent scale of the three-story buildings and the diverse product offering..

Seoul, South Korea's bustling capital, is a city where ancient traditions meet modern trends. One fascinating aspect of Seoul's cultural landscape is the intersection of traditional Korean food and contemporary pop culture, as exemplified by the city's many restaurants frequented by K-pop idols. Among the most popular K-pop groups, BTS has left an indelible mark on the city. Members of BTS are k..