Having a Korean BBQ in Seoul is the equivalent of having a bagel in NYC or a slice of margarita in Milan. Visiting a Korean BBQ restaurant is necessary to fulfil your experience in the city and to please your taste buds. 853 is a classic, laidback spot that serves exquisite meats and veggies for an authentic barbecue. You will probably never recover after trying their pork belly. 

In the back alleys of the Jogno neighborhood you can find rows of outdoor food stalls, which are called "Pojangmacha”. A must visit for cheap and high quality street food - best enjoyed with a cold beer in hand. 

Seoul’s Four Seasons is nothing but a luxurious five-star experience. With its excellent service, fine dining options, bars, and prime amenities like the Korean spa, gym, kids' club, and 3D golf simulator, you will surely be pleased. If we haven’t convinced you yet, have you seen the room views or the roof top and considered its ideal location?

Founded in 1970, Gallery Hyundai is Seoul’s longest-running contemporary art gallery. It has played a key role in the representation of Korean art. Keep up to date with the exhibition calendar, as the artists themselves are often present.