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Sojeom
“Excellent okonomiyaki, yakisoba and takoyako. Take out’s great but I go there for the dining experience. The latter will double the flavour. ”
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National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
“A place I go to find comfort and peace, cool off and clear my head. You can also find other smaller galleries and art exhibitions at every corner of the area. ”
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Jungin Myeonok
“Hands down the best Pyeongyang naengmyeon (cold buckwheat noodles) I’ve ever had. ”
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Dongmyo Market
“You never know what to expect from this place, what you’ll end up seeing or buying. ”
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Seoul Arts Center
“Always liked the 80s ~ 90s vibe of the architecture. The art center has great exhibitions and cool outdoor spaces. I recommend sitting by the music fountain and maybe even going for a short hike. ”
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Cakeshop
“Cakeshop has been the central hub for the ever-shifting club scenes in Itaewon. It is also where my DJ career started. ”
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Henz
“A long time regular of Henz. Probably the only club in Hongdae I still frequent; as a customer but also as a DJ. It’s a great place to just relax and chill. ”
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Modeci
“A club located in the same building as Henz but gives off more of a lounge vibe. Make sure to check out their roof top. The Seoul night view is breathtaking. ”
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Hyodo Chicken
“Amazing fried chicken with spicy cool shishito pepper and crispy skin coated in earthy nutty sesame seed oil. Get that with some somaek (soju & beer) on the side. It’s a combo made in heaven. ”
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Yanghwajin Foreign Missionary Cemetery
“Places I visit to rest and find solace from the busy city life.”
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Channel 1969
“This is where I had my first DJ party ‘Don’t You Know Yet’. It’s a multi-purpose venue that can turn into anything; a club, lounge, live music hall. They have great artist lineups and a nice selection of cocktails. They even have one of those good old arcade game machines. ”
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