[4K] Seoul Night Walk at Konkuk University Street | NightLife in Seoul during Pandemic | Travel
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Kondae (Konkuk University), is a
Kondae (Konkuk University), is a crowded nightlife area packed with college students, street food, restaurants, and an almost endless amount of bars. The best time to visit is at night when the place is lit up, loud, and packed with lots of hungry people looking for to party and for cheap food and drinks.
The majority of people who visit this area are college students from adjacent Konkuk University. You will also see businessmen looking for cheap food and drinks after a hard day at work. Either way, this area is packed any night of the week.
Not many tourists know of this area as they tend to stick to the more well known and more tourist friendly areas such as Myeongdong, Hongdae (Hongik University Area), and Itaewon.
There are endless choices of restaurants to try here, with new ones popping up all the time. Everyone seems to have their favorite hidden gem. As in all of Seoul, you can find your choice of BBQ restaurants and chicken and hof.
There are also a large variety of seafood and grilled shellfish restaurants. As you walk through the streets, you will easily notice the seafood restaurants as they display their fresh and swimming seafood proudly in tanks by their front door.
You can also find a large number of authentic Chinese restaurants. One of the most popular is Maehwa Banjeom, which serves up cheap dishes such as lamb skewers, sweet and sour pork, and stir fried pork. If you are looking for Indian food, try Rodeo Street.
Many of the restaurants here are not as tourist oriented as in other neighborhoods in Seoul. English on menus and on signs is few and far between. If you do not know Korean, expect ordering food to be a little more difficult. Either bring a friend who knows Korean or try finding restaurants with photos on their windows or in the menu where you can pick a dish by pointing at it.
Your best bet is to just roam the streets and see what looks good and what looks busy. If it is busy, odds are it is popular and has great food.
Your other choice is street food. A line of street vendors can be found lining the sidewalk just across the street from exits 3 and 4 of Konkuk University Station.
These street food vendors sell delicious items including from dakkocchi (skewers of chicken), waffles, churros, twigim (deep fried goodies), tokkebi hot dogs, croquettes (fried hot dogs), odeng (fish cakes), tteokbokki, hotteok, sundae. You can also find a few Japanese treats such as udon and takoyaki. The smells are amazing and hard to resist.
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The majority of people who visit this area are college students from adjacent Konkuk University. You will also see businessmen looking for cheap food and drinks after a hard day at work. Either way, this area is packed any night of the week.
Not many tourists know of this area as they tend to stick to the more well known and more tourist friendly areas such as Myeongdong, Hongdae (Hongik University Area), and Itaewon.
There are endless choices of restaurants to try here, with new ones popping up all the time. Everyone seems to have their favorite hidden gem. As in all of Seoul, you can find your choice of BBQ restaurants and chicken and hof.
There are also a large variety of seafood and grilled shellfish restaurants. As you walk through the streets, you will easily notice the seafood restaurants as they display their fresh and swimming seafood proudly in tanks by their front door.
You can also find a large number of authentic Chinese restaurants. One of the most popular is Maehwa Banjeom, which serves up cheap dishes such as lamb skewers, sweet and sour pork, and stir fried pork. If you are looking for Indian food, try Rodeo Street.
Many of the restaurants here are not as tourist oriented as in other neighborhoods in Seoul. English on menus and on signs is few and far between. If you do not know Korean, expect ordering food to be a little more difficult. Either bring a friend who knows Korean or try finding restaurants with photos on their windows or in the menu where you can pick a dish by pointing at it.
Your best bet is to just roam the streets and see what looks good and what looks busy. If it is busy, odds are it is popular and has great food.
Your other choice is street food. A line of street vendors can be found lining the sidewalk just across the street from exits 3 and 4 of Konkuk University Station.
These street food vendors sell delicious items including from dakkocchi (skewers of chicken), waffles, churros, twigim (deep fried goodies), tokkebi hot dogs, croquettes (fried hot dogs), odeng (fish cakes), tteokbokki, hotteok, sundae. You can also find a few Japanese treats such as udon and takoyaki. The smells are amazing and hard to resist.
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Aloha Bisaya Filipina: @alohabisayafilipina6853
Vegie Lawson: vegileocadio
Mark Alvin Bernal Official: @markalvinbernalofficial491
Mommy Che Dugan : mommychedugan
Dara’s Adventures : @darasadventures
Alma Andong : @almaandongofficial1502
Jeffrey Marzan Vlog: @jeffreymarzan755
MacLife's Journey : maclife%e2%80%99sjourney
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