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Popular with the business set, Areno’s features a dancefloor, local and international DJs, private karaoke rooms and a unique New York Bar where the prices of drinks fluctuate according to supply and demand, stock exchange-style.
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One of the most popular live music clubs in Hongik’s clubland, Drug is particularly famous for its punk acts, the kind of thing that never makes it onto the ultra-bland music programming on Korean TV. Anyone over 25 will feel like a great-grandparent.
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The Seoul nightclub for expense accountwielding expat businessmen. Set in the basement of the Grand Hyatt, it’s a cocktail bar with a dancefloor. The quieter bar next door sometimes has live jazz and middle-of-the-road crooning. It’s also renowned as a prowling ground for ladies who like to meet foreign busine
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This legendary venue next to the notorious Hooker Hill has mellowed. However, if you get there early on a weekend evening, you may still see crews of huge, sweaty GIs whooping it up, surrounded by the kind of female escorts who seek such company. On such nights, the King is probably the closest thing left in Asia to 1960s Saigon.
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A popular place to boogie until breakfast when everything else is shut. Possibly the most eclectic crowd in Seoul moves to a good mix of music, from rock to rap to rave. They have pool and darts and happy hour on Thursday to Saturday 8pm-11pm.
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