I’m Eungul.
Seoul is my home.
One side is fast, chaotic, overwhelming.
The other is quiet, cozy, intimate.
You can feel lost here if you’re a quiet soul.
But once you figure out how Seoul works — you’ll enjoy it deeply.
Seoul isn’t Tenerife or Bali.
It’s not about swimming or sunbathing.
Seoul is where culture, food, and history collide.
That’s what makes it real.
I’ve also spent over six months in Europe.
Aarhus · Utrecht · Gothenburg · Galway · Edinburgh
Every time I arrived somewhere new, the excitement was real. Then, a day or two in, something shifted. I followed what everyone else was doing. Or walked without really knowing where I was going.
The best moments were never the most optimized ones. They were the moments when someone who lived there just sat down and ate with me.
That’s what I do here.
Most guides hand you a checklist.
I sit down and eat with you.
I know what it’s like to be alone in a city
that everyone else seems to have figured out.
I was born in Seoul. I’ve lived in Europe.
I understand both sides.
That’s why I’m here.
Seoul Local Day
My neighborhood. My market. My morning. Wednesdays.
Unplugged Seoul
Phones off. Film camera in hand. A mission card. One printed photo at the end. Tuesdays.
Seoul After Dark
Café. BBQ. Underground Seoul. Rainbow bridge. Mondays. April–October.
For those who want it all
This Is Seoul
A full day. Palace to late-night BBQ.
History, food, neighborhoods, rhythm.
Everything I know about this city — in one day.
This isn’t for everyone.
It’s for the ones who don’t just want to visit Seoul.
They want to understand it.
Some of the best food in Seoul requires two people to order.
So I started Can’t Eat This Alone — a weekly Saturday dinner.
Samgyeopsal. Shabu-shabu. Jjimdak. Dakgalbi.
Nobody eats alone.
I live here.
I know the spots.
You just show up.
WHERE is easy.
WHY is what I do.
— Eungul (Kimchiman)