Popular Destinations

– Top Concert Venues & Essential Summer Tips

Korea is the homeland of K-pop, where each year thousands of fans from all over the world gather to see their favorite idols in person. Summer is especially popular for its lineup of hot concerts—and equally hot weather! Whether you’re planning your ultimate K-pop trip or simply dreaming of it, here are the must-know concert venues and summer survival tips for an unforgettable music experience.

5 Must-Visit K-POP Concert Venues in Korea

• Gocheok Sky Dome
  Located in Guro-gu, Seoul, this is Korea’s largest domed concert hall. With state-of-the-art acoustics and a weather-proof structure, it’s the stage for mega-concerts by global stars like BTS and BLACKPINK.

• Jamsil Olympic Main Stadium
  The largest outdoor concert venue in Seoul, accommodating tens of thousands. It’s the go-to spot for K-pop world tour finales and legendary performances.

• KSPO DOME (Olympic Gymnastics Arena)
  Inside Seoul Olympic Park and seating around 10,000, this arena hosts fan meetings, showcases, and concerts throughout the year. The relatively close distance to the stage makes every experience special.

• INSPIRE ARENA
  Newly opened on Yeongjongdo, Incheon, this cutting-edge venue accommodates over 15,000 people and boasts facilities tailored for top-tier music events.

• Seoul Arena (Opening 2027)
  This upcoming, state-of-the-art K-pop dedicated facility will host up to 28,000 fans. Expected to become Korea’s new mecca for K-pop concerts upon completion.

Essential Summer K-POP Concert Tips

– Prevent Heatstroke & Dehydration

• Hydration is a must: Bring water or sports drinks (check venue policies!).
• Wear lightweight and breathable clothes; pack a hat, sunglasses, and always use sunscreen.

– Prepare for Long Outdoor Waits

• Bring a parasol or a light rain poncho for sun and showers.
• A hand fan, portable neck fan, and a foldable mat/seat will help you stay cool while waiting.

– Safety Measures

• Know the location of first-aid stations at each venue.
• Take care of your physical condition and don’t hesitate to seek staff or medical help if you need it.

– Pro Editor’s Tips

• During “open run” entrance lines, use cooling patches and bring your own cooling goods.
• Check weather apps before you go to prepare for heat waves or rain.
• Explore! K-pop concert venues are often surrounded by themed cafes, pop-up shops, and unique local food spots—arrive early and make the most of it.

– For Those Needing Extra Caution

• Elderly, children, pregnant fans, or those with pre-existing health conditions should book indoor seats whenever possible.
• If you feel dizzy or dehydrated during the show, take a break and inform the venue’s staff immediately.

Image source: Official website

BTS are undoubtedly the K-pop icons of the 21st century. With over a decade in the industry since their 2013 debut, their journey has been closely followed and cherished by millions of fans around the world. And for those lucky enough to visit Korea, there are countless places tied to the group’s history that you can explore.

So join Unlock Korea as we guide you through Seoul and beyond, mapping out the must-visit spots every ARMY should have on their bucket list! ✈️🎶

Seoul Forest

Address: 685-20 Seongsu-dong 1(il)-ga, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
Start your BTS pilgrimage with the benches donated by ARMY, inscribed with thoughtful quotes from the members. We recommend entering from Exit 4 of Seoul Forest Station and taking a big clockwise loop through the park, ending with the peaceful V Garden on the Apple Tree Path.

Yujeong Restaurant

Address: 8-8 Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
This cozy eatery was a favorite for BTS during their pre-debut days. The kind-hearted owner took care of the boys, and the restaurant has since become a beloved ARMY destination. A taste of BTS’s humble beginnings, literally!

Dongjak Bridge (Love Yourself V Teaser Spot)

Address: 385 Ichon 1(il)-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
This bridge is iconic not only in K-dramas but also in the BTS universe. V’s Love Yourself teaser was filmed here, making it a romantic and nostalgic spot for any ARMY. K-drama fans will also recognize it from Vincenzo, A Business Proposal, and more.

Cafe Hyuga (Old BTS Dormitory)

Address: 16 Nonhyeon-ro 119-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Originally the first dorm of BTS, this building was transformed into a cozy cafe in 2022. While it’s changed since BTS lived there, the owners preserved several nostalgic elements inside — a hidden gem for sentimental fans.

HYBE Building

Address: 42 Hangang-daero, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
HYBE’s new headquarters is a must-visit. While you can’t enter the company without tickets for HYBE Insight, ARMY often visit surrounding cafes on member birthdays or anniversaries. Recommended cafés: Marine Coffee, Cafe Dama, Cafe Kidmoon, Delulu, and more!

BigHit Old Building

Address: Cheonggu Building, 10-31 Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
This now-empty Gangnam building holds a special place in BTS history. Fans still flock here to leave messages and take photos. Look out for fan graffiti and loving tributes to BTS’s early days.

Cafe Far Ben (RM’s Sister’s Cafe)

Address: 65 Seongsui-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
Opened by RM’s younger sister, this café is a peaceful retreat with homey, minimalist charm. A must-visit for fans wanting to connect with RM’s family side in Seongsu, Seoul’s trendiest neighborhood.

RM Forests

Forest 1 – 65 Hangaram-ro, Jamsil 2(i)-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul
Forest 2 – 389 Ichon 2(i)-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
These green havens were created by fans for RM’s 25th and 26th birthdays. True to RM’s love for nature, these spaces are symbolic and serene — the perfect spot for quiet reflection.

Seokjin Forest Road

Address: 85-6 Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul
Overlooking the Han River near Yeouido Hangang Park, this forest path was built to commemorate the 1,000th day since Jin’s solo song “Moon.” Funded by fans, it’s a beautiful tribute to his warmth and dedication.

Daeo Bookstore (RM’s Favorite)

Address: 33 Nuha-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul
The oldest bookstore in Seoul — and a spot RM personally visited. His signature still hangs in the café area, where you can enjoy retro Korean vibes in a peaceful hanok-style space.

Achasan Mountain (RM & V Sunrise Spot)

How to Get There: Take the subway to Achasan Station, then hike approx. 40 minutes
Climb to Goguryeojeong, the exact location where RM and V watched the sunrise and ate breakfast prepared by Jin. The panoramic view of Seoul is breathtaking — a must for early birds and adventurers.

Whether you’re a long-time ARMY or a newly converted fan, these locations offer a heartfelt glimpse into BTS’s past, present, and personality.

[Bonus] Yongin Daejanggeum Park (Daechwita MV)

Address: 778-1 Yongcheon-ri, Baegam-myeon, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do
A dream for both historical drama and BTS fans — this film set was the backdrop for Suga’s “Daechwita” MV. Walk through the recreated ancient kingdoms and snap epic photos. 🎭
Entrance Fee: 11,000 KRW (adults) / 9,000 KRW (children)

Are you ready to unlock Korea the BTS way?

Follow @Unlock_Korea to find out about more hidden gems in Seoul !

Written by Mariia Dmitrieva

Olive Young fans, listen up!
If you thought you’ve seen it all when it comes to Olive Young in Korea… think again.
Let us introduce you to THE Olive Young experience — the Seongsu Branch, where beauty, wellness, tech, and even K-pop collide in the most aesthetic five-floor flagship you’ve ever stepped into.

Spoiler alert: the hype is real. And yes, this is officially our new favorite Olive Young.

📍 Where Beauty Meets Concept Store: Olive Young, Seongsu Style

Located in the hip neighborhood of Seongsu-dong (aka “Seoul’s Brooklyn”), this Olive Young isn’t just a store — it’s an experience. Our team stopped by for what we thought would be a casual visit, and we ended up staying for hours, testing products, joining free consultations, and soaking in all the innovation this flagship had to offer.

Here’s everything you need to know before your visit, including free services, highlights by floor, and tips to make the most of your trip👇

1F – The Playground: Café, Product Highlights, & Interactive Fun

Your Olive Young adventure starts on the first floor — fittingly called “The Playground.”
Expect a unique blend of café culture meets beauty showroom here, with featured products, seasonal displays, occasional pop-ups, and even small activities you can engage with on the spot. It’s the perfect welcome into what feels more like a beauty theme park than your average shop.

☕ Bonus: There’s a cute on-site café to keep you energized between floors!

2F – Beauty & Culture: Makeup, Fragrance, & Must-Try Free Services

This floor was our absolute favorite!
Everything is carefully curated and split into categories like:

• Lips, Eyes, Brows, and Base zones
• A sleek Perfume Library with niche and luxury scents
• A luxe section with premium brands like MAC, Benefit, and more
• A whole section just for Men, full of various products specifically made or men including a free Men’s Brow Bar consultation!

🎯 What you HAVE to try on this floor:

✨ The Quick Touch-Up Service (Free!)

Choose one area (Lips / Eyes / Brows / Base) and get a 15-minute personalized consultation from a makeup artist. We tried the Lip & Base sessions and were blown away by how hands-on and helpful it was. The best part? After your mini makeover, a staff member will personally guide you through the store to find exactly what was used on you.
→ You also get a one-day special discount on those products just for participating!

✍️ Hot & New Express: Custom Pouches

Design your own pouch by choosing cute patches, letters, or icons — and Olive Young embroiders it on the spot! Perfect as a souvenir or gift.

🎵 Oh, and K-pop fans?
There’s also a “K-pop Now” section with posters, merch, and albums of the hottest idols. Name a better combo.

3F – Skin & Wellness: Diagnostics, Spa Vibes, & Chill Spots

Step into a neutral-toned oasis — this is your self-care sanctuary.
The third floor is dedicated to skin, scalp, and wellness, and it’s packed with both favorites and under-the-radar finds.

🧖‍♀️ Categories include:

• Cleansers
• Masks
• Sunscreens
• Collagen, Anti-aging, Pore care zones
• Hair & Body wellness
• Herbal teas, snacks, and even workout supplements

🧪 What makes this floor magical:

The Skin or Scalp Consulting Service (Free!)

Using diagnostic tools, a trained beauty consultant helps you analyze your skin or scalp condition and provides a tailored home care routine.
→ This service is a game-changer and only available here!

🥤 End your skincare journey with a visit to the cozy terrace space— grab a tea from the food section and enjoy Seongsu views from above.

🎫 4F & 5F – Olive Lounge: Members-Only Vibes

These floors are exclusively reserved for Olive Young members, offering network spaces and relaxing lounges. Unfortunately, we didn’t get to enter, but if you’re a member — let us know what it’s like!

📝 Book Your Beauty Experience (Before It’s Too Late)

Here’s a quick list of the services you can enjoy (and how to reserve):

Service	Fee	Reservation Time	Consultation Hours	Details
Quick Touch-Up (Make-up)	Free	from 11 AM	11:30–19:00	Pick one area: lips, eyes, brows, or base. Learn and apply skills with a pro.
Men’s Brow Bar	Free	from 11 AM	11:30–19:00	15-min session for brow shaping and care, tailored for men.
Skin or Scalp Consulting	Free	from 10 AM	11:30–19:00	Diagnostics-driven analysis + custom care plan.
Find Your Color Program	18,000 KRW	from 14:30	15:00–18:00	Find your perfect color tone & craft a custom eye palette (30 mins).

All reservations are first come, first served, and must be made in person. Spots fill up very quick!
*For reference we went to sign up for the skin or scalp consultation around 10:50, and our spot was scheduled to be at 16:00-17:00 

🌟 Final Thoughts: Worth the Hype? 1000% Yes.

Whether you’re a die-hard Olive Young fan or visiting Korea for the first time, the Seongsu Branch is a must-visit. It redefines what a beauty store can be — part discovery lab, part experience hub, part chill zone.

Pro tip: Go early, wear comfy shoes, and treat yourself to a full afternoon of exploring all five floors. Trust us, you’ll walk out with more than just beauty products — you’ll leave with inspiration and maybe even a little extra glow 😉

📍 Olive Young Seongsu: 서울 성동구 성수동2가 321-48
🕒 Hours: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
💄 Follow @Unlock_Korea for more K-Beauty gems, pop-up guides, and Seoul’s hottest new openings.

Written by Kayla Watson

In and Move-Out Dates Don’t Match

If you’re moving in South Korea and your move-out date doesn’t align with your move-in date, you’re probably wondering: “Where can I store my belongings in the meantime?” This is a common situation faced by both locals and foreigners. But don’t worry! Korea offers an excellent range of professional luggage storage and moving-related services, perfect for short- or long-term storage in the middle of a move.

In this guide, we’ll introduce two major types of storage services, compare their features, and recommend the best local platforms to use.

Two Main Types of Storage Services in Korea

1. Moving-Specific Storage Services (“Storage Moving” or “Premium Moving + Storage”)

These services operate like a door-to-door moving and storage combo. A professional moving team comes to your house, packs your items, stores them securely, and delivers everything to your new residence on your preferred date.

Best for:
✔️ People with large furniture, appliances, or fragile items
✔️ Anyone who wants a hands-free, full-service experience
✔️ Customers new to Korea or unfamiliar with local services

Pros:

• Full packing, transport, storage, and redelivery included
• Large/heavy items like sofas, beds, and electronics are handled safely
• Climate-controlled storage, security cameras, and inventory lists available

Cons:

• Usually more expensive than self-storage
• Limited access to your items while in storage

2. Self-Storage (Also known as “Mini Warehouses”)

You rent your own storage unit and handle packing, transport, and access on your own. These spaces vary in size and are often located in urban areas.

Best for:
✔️ Seasonal items, personal boxes, or hobby gear
✔️ Budget-conscious users
✔️ Those who want frequent or flexible access to their belongings

Pros:

• Flexible use, 24/7 access in most locations
• Cheaper monthly rate
• Freedom to organize and access items any time

Cons:

• You are responsible for moving and sorting your own stuff
• Less suitable for bulky/heavy household items

📱 Recommended Storage Platforms in Korea

1. IAMBBOX

• Type: Moving-Specific Storage
• Service: Door-to-door pick-up, pack, store and redelivery one-stop service
• Features: Contactless service, mobile tracking of boxes, English-friendly
• 🌐 Website: https://iambbox.com

2. STAYBOX

• Type: High-end storage moving service
• Service: Professional movers, itemized packing, appliance power maintenance
• Features: Climate control, 24/7 CCTV, ideal for high-value items
• 🌐 Website: https://staybox.co.kr

3. MATAZOO (마타주)

• Type: Micro storage by item or box
• Service: Pick-up and storage for individual boxes/seasonal items
• Features: App-based management, item photos, flexible plan options
• 🌐 Website: https://matazoo.co.kr

4. Darak Storage (미니창고 다락)

• Type: Self-Storage
• Service: Rentable storage units by the month, located across Korea
• Features: 24/hr access, multiple unit sizes, nationwide branches
• 🌐 Website: https://darakstorage.com

5. Myzzym (마이짐)

• Type: Peer-to-peer storage rental platform
• Service: Find available rooms, shops, offices, or garages for temporary use
• Features: Affordable prices, flexible short-term options
• 🌐 Website: https://myzzym.com

✔️ Things to Consider When Choosing a Service

1. What are you storing?
   • Large furniture? Use moving storage services.
   • Small boxes or seasonal clothes? Self-storage is great.
2. Budget Section
   • Moving-specific services cost more for their convenience.
   • Self-storage can be more affordable, but you’ll do the work.
3. Language Support
   • Many top platforms now offer service in English, Chinese, or multi-language chat.
4. Access
   • Need regular item access? Choose self-storage.
   • Don’t need to touch until move-in? Go with storage moving.
5. Length of Storage
   • A few days? Moving storage is most efficient.
   • Several weeks or months? Self-storage offers more flexibility.

🇰🇷 Tips for Foreigners

• Foreign language-friendly apps like IAMBBOX and MATAZOO are especially helpful.
• Movers will typically pick up and drop off at your doorstep — no need to rent a truck yourself.
• Book early, especially during weekends or holiday seasons, as availability can be limited.
• Don’t hesitate to ask for contracts or quotes in English!

In Conclusion

Relocating in Korea may seem overwhelming, especially if you’re unfamiliar with local services. Fortunately, professional storage platforms make it easier than ever to bridge the gap between move dates — so your belongings are safe and your transition is smooth.

Whether you prefer a full-service moving solution or a DIY self-storage option, Korea has a wide array of modern, secure services ready to support locals and foreigners alike.

🧳 Store your belongings wisely — and start your next chapter stress-free!

If you’re looking to beat the scorching summer heat with something thrilling and out of the ordinary, look no further than Gapyeong Ppaji, the ultimate waterside adventure just outside of Seoul.

The term “Ppaji” is uniquely Korean, derived from the English word “barge.” It refers to floating leisure platforms stationed on rivers and lakes—think of it as a floating water park packed with excitement. Located along the scenic Cheongpyeong Lake and Bukhan River in Gapyeong, these water playgrounds are a seasonal favorite, attracting thousands every summer.

Why Gapyeong Ppaji Is a Must-Visit

🌊 Endless Water Activities
Enjoy banana boats, flyfish rides, water slides, wakeboarding, swimming pools, and more—all in one location.

🏕️ All-In-One Leisure Experience
With on-site accommodations, BBQ spots, pool parties, and nighttime swimming, Gapyeong Ppaji offers the perfect mix of fun, rest, and natural beauty.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Fun for Everyone
Whether you’re visiting with friends, family, or your partner, you’ll find programs tailored to all ages, alongside safety measures and clean facilities you can trust.

Before You Go – Quick Checklist

✅ Make reservations in advance, especially on weekends or holidays
✅ Bring essentials: swimsuit, change of clothes, waterproof shoes, towels
✅ Be sure to follow all safety guidelines for each activity

Finding the Right Ppaji for You
With so many options available, from activity types and prices to accommodation and location, it’s best to explore and compare your choices.
We recommend heading to your favorite search engine and typing in “가평 빠지” (Gapyeong Ppaji) to find the one that suits you best.

Whether you’re after heart-racing thrills, laid-back lounging, or a full weekend escape, Gapyeong Ppaji offers everything you need for a perfect summer getaway.

🧭 This weekend, search “Gapyeong Ppaji” and start planning an unforgettable adventure under the Korean sun!

Have you heard of Seongsu-dong, Seoul’s very own “Brooklyn”? This neighborhood has gone from industrial roots to being one of the most sought-after hotspots among locals and travelers. Seongsu is vibrant, creative, and authentically cool—a place where you’re just as likely to stumble onto street art as you are into an independent designer’s studio. With warehouses transformed into trendy cafes, avant-garde boutiques, pop-up wonders, and a spirit of discovery at every turn, Seongsu is where Seoul’s creative pulse truly beats.

It’s the perfect neighborhood to wander all day—exploring hidden alleys overflowing with vintage shops, sampling the latest desserts in pastel-hued cafés, and, of course, chasing pop-up experiences you won’t find anywhere else in the city.

Recently, we spent the day “Unlocking Seongsu” — visiting some of the coolest pop-ups currently happening in the area. Here’s a breakdown of some current pop-ups in Seoungsu that you’ll want to add to your Seoul itinerary, and make sure you visit them before they are gone! 

Torriden Connect Seongsu: Skincare Playground

Address: 17, Seongsui-ro 7ga-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
Hours: 11:00–20:00

Cute collectible stickers? Check. Freebies? Absolutely.
Each floor brings something new:

• The second floor displays the full Torriden range—touch, test, and jot down your faves on an order form.
• The first floor is where the magic happens: purchase any product for a chance to win even more exclusive samples.

With photo zones throughout and a focus on experience, it’s a pop-up where you leave with more than just products. it’s aesthetic, interactive, and super generous — skincare lovers, you don’t want to miss this.—you leave with brag-worthy memories.

ROM&ND “PINK OFFICE” Flagship: A K-Beauty Color Wonderland

Address: 88, Yeonmujang-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
Hours: 11:00–21:00

If you’re a beauty lover, the newly opened ROM&ND Pink Office flagship is your dream destination. Only here can you find the 13 “Seongsu Juicy” lip colors, exclusive to this location!

Inside, you’re greeted with sleek displays and a unique interactive personal color analysis right at the entrance. Just scan your face on the tablet for instant feedback on which lipstick shades and palettes best suit your undertones—think “Cool Summer” or “Deep Autumn.” Based on your result, you’re offered a kit curated for you, including eyeshadow, tints, and glosses matched to your season.

What stands out is the try-everything approach: all products are out for you to test as much as you like before picking your new staple. I fell in love with the “Coco Palm” lip tint from the Seongsu Juicy line and absolutely recommend picking up one (or three!). This spot is perfect for swatching, snapping photos, and discovering your perfect K-beauty color match.

Gentle Monster x Bratz Pocket Pop-Up: Sunglasses and Nostalgia

Address: Seoul Seongdong-gu 2(i)-ga 309-59
Pop-up until the end of October

Our final stop: the playful, can’t-miss Gentle Monster x Bratz Pocket Pop-Up, where iconic meets futuristic. You’ll know you’re in the right place when you spot the giant Bratz doll perched on the roof, watching over Seongsu in true icon style.

Created to celebrate the “2025 Pocket Collection,” the experience is part sci-fi, part throwback. Step inside for:

• Life-size Bratz statues and an Instagram-worthy setup.
• A curated selection of Gentle Monster sunglasses, from the newest Pocket collection to ultra-futuristic frames.

I couldn’t resist trying nearly every pair (with lots of giggles): it’s a space that blends nostalgia, high fashion, and Seoul’s signature trendsetting spirit in one unforgettable package.

It’s fun, bold, and totally Insta-worthy. I spent way longer here than expected — but that’s what makes Seongsu pop-ups so addictive. This pop-up runs until the end of October, so fans of statement glasses or Y2K glam—don’t miss out!

Why Seongsu Should Be Your Next Seoul Stop

Seongsu isn’t just about shopping—it’s about the journey. With new pop-ups opening almost every month, ever-evolving murals and boutiques, and a laid-back, creative buzz, it offers something fresh every time you visit. Whether you come for a skincare adventure, a color consultation, or a sunglasses selfie, you’ll leave already planning your next trip back to Seoul’s coolest corner.

Pro tip: Wear comfy shoes, bring a camera, and leave room in your bag — trust me, you’ll walk away with goodies. Go unlock Seongsu’s hidden gems before these pop-ups disappear!

Written by Kayla Watson

Whether you’re visiting Korea as a CARAT or just want to follow in the culinary footsteps of SEVENTEEN, here’s a curated list of restaurants and cafes visited or loved by the members — from hotpot feasts to legendary bakeries and BBQ havens.

1. Hosa Cheongdam (호사청담)

📍 39, Seolleung-ro 148-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
📍 서울 강남구 선릉로148길 39 1층
📌 Visited by: DK and Mingyu

This stylish wine bar in Cheongdam was featured on SEVENTEEN’s personal outings. It’s the perfect date-night or celebration spot for wine lovers.
💡 Tip: Reserve via Naver or Catch Table — or walk in during the day.

2. Daemyeonggak (대명각)

📍 17-3 Haemang-ro, Gunsan-si, Jeollabuk-do
📍 전북 군산시 해망로 17-3 대명각
📌 Owned by: Dino’s grandmother

This legendary Chinese restaurant has become a pilgrimage site for CARATs. While it’s located in Gunsan, it’s only about 2.5 hours by direct bus from Seoul, and the restaurant is walking distance from the terminal.

3. Ki Bakery (키베이커리)

📍 11-2 Seongsuil-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
📍 서울 성동구 성수일로 11-2
📌 Visited by: Mingyu, S.Coups, Vernon

Featured in Going Seventeen Ep. 75, this cozy Seongsu bakery is famous for its melon bread, red bean buns, and Japanese-style tarts. The owners are a Korean-Japanese couple with a true passion for baking.

4. GOBPAGO (곱창파는고깃집) – Gongdeok Main Branch

📍 173-14 Mapo-daero, Mapo-gu, Seoul
📍 서울 마포구 마포대로 173-14 마포센텀슬로우스퀘어 4F
📌 Featured in: Going Seventeen

A K-BBQ paradise with intestines, pork belly, and beef galore. This restaurant is practically a SEVENTEEN shrine, even offering a special Carat set.
💡 Tip: It gets crowded after 5 PM, so come early!

5. Macao Doulao Hotpot – Myeongdong Branch (마카오도우라오훠궈)

📍 2F, 55 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
📍 서울 중구 명동길 55 2층
📌 SEVENTEEN group dinner spot

Located in the heart of touristy Myeongdong, this hotpot buffet is a must-visit. For just ₩28,000 per person, enjoy unlimited shabu-shabu.
💡 Tip: Book in advance via Naver — wait times can exceed 2 hours during peak hours!

6. Daebongjip – Sinsa Main Branch (대봉집 신사본점)

📍 1F, 57 Apgujeong-ro 2-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
📍 서울 강남구 압구정로2길 57 1층 대봉집
📌 Featured in: SEVENTEEN group live broadcast

Known for its premium pork belly, this spot uses a unique freezing technique that keeps the meat extra juicy. A favorite for fans of high-quality Korean BBQ.

7. Dutum Charcoal Grill (두툼참숯초벌구이)

📍 81 Beoman-ro 3-gil, Suseong-gu, Daegu
📍 대구 수성구 범안로3길 81
📌 Known as: S.Coups’s go-to

If you’re heading to Daegu, don’t miss this charcoal-grilled meat gem. Their signature is thick-cut pork neck and belly, grilled to perfection.

Follow @Unlock_Korea to find out about more hidden gems in Seoul !

Written by Mariia Dmitrieva

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재현이가 방문했던 서울의 모든 빵 맛집들, 그냥 찾아가기만 하면 의미가 없죠! 팬의 입장에서 가장 효율적인 동선과 각 장소에 얽힌 비하인드 스토리, 그리고 사진이 가장 잘 나오는 포토 스팟까지 완벽하게 정리했습니다. 우리 함께 재현이의 발자취를 따라가며 달콤한 하루를 보내요!

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• 10:00 AM | 아워 베이커리 (가로수길점): 재현’s Pick ‘더티 초코’는 필수! 여기서 투어를 시작해요.
• 12:00 PM | 어니언 (안국점): 한옥에서 즐기는 빵과 커피. ‘팡도르’가 유명해요.
• 02:30 PM | 되네르 (연남동): 독특한 분위기의 케밥 샌드위치 맛집.

예상 소요 시간 및 비용

총 소요 시간: 약 5시간
예상 비용: 약 45,000원 (교통비 제외)

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