Connect, not content ✨
Your local in Seoul
I’m Kimchiman. I live in Mangwon-dong, West Seoul. Grew up online, got tired of living through a screen. Now I run phone-free Seoul tours where you actually experience the city instead of just filming it.
The best Seoul memories happen when you’re not performing for an audience.
Past guests say it’s less like a tour, more like exploring with your friends’ squad—except one of you knows where to go.
Phone-free Seoul tours | Max 7 people | Retro photos tomorrow
✨ Your Seoul Reset Starts Here
Choose your vibe — all phone-free, all max 7 besties, all with retro photos next day.
🔌 Unplugged Seoul
Phone-free city reset
📍 Thu — 3 hrs · Max 7
💶 €35 all-in (drink, snack, photos)
Mission card picks our route — Seoul’s icons + hidden corners. Navigate by signs, not GPS.
🍜 Seoul Mangwon Reset
Phone-free market bites & coffee
📍 Wed — 2.5 hrs · Max 7 · Mangwon Station Exit 2
💶 €39 all-in (market bites, coffee, photos)
My backyard market — hand-picked bites, locals-only café, Han River stroll.
🚲 Seoul Slow Ride
Phone-free Han River bike flow
📍 Tues — 3 hrs · Max 7 · Yongsan Station Exit 1
💶 €35 all-in (snack, coffee, photos)
Han River loop — skyline views, gimbap picnic, waterfall café.
Free Seoul Prep Kit 📦
Your shortcut to stress-free Seoul — transport hacks, must-have apps, and budgeting tips locals swear by
Review from my guests
Here’s what they loved most about exploring Seoul with me
For more reviews, click here
✨ The Core Reset: Unplugged Seoul
Not another checklist. Not another feed scroll.
This is your phone-free city reset.
📵 Unplugged Seoul
Phone-free city reset
📍 Thu · 3 hrs · Max 7
💶 €39 all-in (lunch, drink, mission card, photos)
Why Unplugged Seoul hits different:
1. Phone off = anxiety off
No content pressure. No “am I missing the shot?” panic. Just be here.
2. Small crew (max 7)
Not a tour bus. Not solo scrolling. Real humans you’ll actually vibe with.
3. You navigate, I document
RPS picks your route. I shoot, you explore. Photos tomorrow, zero performance pressure.
Less tour, more Seoul reset
Book Thursday 14:00 ⤵️
Craving real Korean food?
South Korea is famous for its food, and Seoul is the hub where you can taste flavors from all over the country.
📗 Seoul Soul Bites
Taste the real Seoul — not the algorithm.
241 must-eat Korean foods across Seoul.
🍡 19 tteokbokki spots
🍗 14 fried chicken joints
🔥 14 dakgalbi favorites
🍱 72 Japanese & Asian restaurants
☕ 287 cafés
(Naver Map version coming 15 Oct.)
All pinned on Kakao Map — open & go.
(Why Kakao, not Naver? Because I started exploring spots based on real,
unfiltered reviews — not the polished or manipulated ones.)
🛜 Connect, not content — even before your trip.
Grab a WiFi router or eSIM from one of Korea’s 4 major providers, ready at the airport.
So you can stay connected when you need to — and unplug when it matters.
🌏 Ready to Seoul Like a Local?
Seoul like you own it: transport hacks, etiquette that earns respect, foodie & café secrets—plus 10 must-hit local spots (5 restos + 5 cafés). Skip tourist traps, eat like a Seoulite, and brag about it later.
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🍜 Hapjeong Food Squad
✨ Eating out in Seoul can feel tough solo — all those shared dishes, menus in Korean, and big tables full of locals. But with Food Squad, you don’t have to stress. We grab a yummy local menu together, share the table, share stories, and suddenly it feels like eating with friends instead of eating alone.
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Everything for your Seoul journey
🚶♀️ Phone-Free Seoul Tours
Analogue reset, bike ride, and market + Han river reset
📗 Seoul Soul Bites
10 different kinds of food in 6 zones all over Seoul
🍜 Hapjeong Food Squad
Weekly dinners + coffee drifts with your Seoul local.
✨ Hi, I'm Eungul
I’ve traveled to 20+ countries, and I know the best memories always came when local friends showed me their real world — the cafés they love, the markets they shop at, not just what’s trending online.
That’s what I share here in Seoul. I live in Mangwon (one minute from the market), bike the Han River paths weekly, and take the same buses locals ride every day.
With small groups and phones tucked away, these tours let you experience Seoul through local eyes — eating, walking, and connecting without pressure or performance. Just the real city, as it actually is.