I'm going to seoul for a week in a few days. redpill me

>>7948358
I live in Seoul

Sundae is good

Samgyeopsal (Korean babeque)

If you like spicy food I highly recommend 오삼불고기 (osambulgogi)

Go to Itaewon if you want to be surrounded by scum of the earth foreigners who liked being overcharged for shit food and clubs

Go to Hongdae if you're under 30 and actually want to have fun

Gangnam is nice, I live there, go to garosugil (가로수길) for nice hipster vibe.

Live Octopus in gangnam if you feel like it

Avoid all bread and western style food it's all utter shit

>>7948358
>redpill me
Piss off.

>>7948358
>>7948376
Just go to your hotel room and get delivery fried chicken and beer

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Fried Sweet Potato Noodles
Bibimbap
Deep Fried Mandu (Yaki Mandu)
Kimchi Fried Rice

>>7948380
Not this but go to 삼통치킨 (Samtong Chicken) and get the garlic soy boneless chicken

>>7948379

This is a Reddit friendly board. Please be respectful.

>>7948391
+1

>>7948387
>삼통치킨
>Samtong Chicken
Why did you feel the need to do that?

>>7948398
Because the sign isn't always written in English but if you can't read Korean it's helpful to know how to pronounce it

Me, too, actually. Staying for 6 months. You got a throwaway mail, OP? Lets grab a bite

>>7948358
Get some chitlins and collard greens. They're Seoul food classics.

>>7948376

not remotely interested in clubs. only there for a week so will hit a few restaurants every evening then maybe a bar or two and bed early so I can explore the next day.

I do like spicy food but only to a point. last time I went to a korean restaurant they let me choose how spicy I wanted my food from 1-5. I went for 3 and it was really fucking spicy. almost to my limit for enjoying food rather than enduring it.

all suggestions so far noted. not sure about live octopus. had a raw squid tentacle once and it was impossible to chew. not pleasant. japs I know said it was the one thing I had to try however.

any breakfast/lunch foods? most of the famous dinner dishes are pretty well known.

>>7948413
Bibimbap is good for lunch

Try bingsu, go to a nice place though, Seolbing (설빙) is pretty good, it's a dessert though but nice

Also I can recommend a Korean Style buffet, an upmarket place where you can sample lots of things, name is 계절밥상 (gyejeolbabsang) and p. f-ing good