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Mouse Rabbit European café Mouse Rabbit, featuring a beautiful terrace, is a café run by Super Junior’s Yesung and his brother. 107 reviews

Haha & Kim Jong-guk’s 401 Restaurant Haha & Kim Jong-guk’s 401 bbq restaurant is located in Hongdae.

Pro Soy Crab (Main Branch) Pro Soy Crab first opened in 1980 and it is considered by many to be Korea's foremost ganjang-gejang (soy sauce marinated crab) restaurant. 289 reviews

Tongin Market Originally established for Japanese residents in June 1941, during the Japanese occupation. The market was converted for Korean street vendors after the Korean War. The market now consists of over 70 stores, most of which are restaurant and grocery shops. 157 reviews

Sindang-dong Tteokbokki Town Tteokbokki is a popular snack for Koreans of all ages.

Hard Rock Cafe Seoul With venues in 70 countries, including 167 cafes, 23 hotels and 11 casinos, Hard Rock International (HRI) is one of the most globally recognized companies.

Samcheonggak Samcheonggak is a traditional arts and cultural complex. It was built with the participation of Korea's renowned master woodworkers, Park Kwang-seok and Jo Seung-won. It is also known for being the ba 119 reviews

Kamong Kamong is a cafe, which is owned and operated by the sister of Kai from the Korean boy band EXO. Kamong, which means "Dreaming Kai," is also known as a gathering place for Kai’s fans.

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