Each country has a different culture. When you live in a foreign country, if you take the time to learn the culture and manners to follow, it will be a great help in acclimating to your new home and making new friends.
Excuse me: Jeogiyo (저기요) / I’d like to order: Jumun halgeyo (주문할게요)
Coupang is Korea’s most beloved shopping app, often referred to as “Amazon in Korea” by Americans. You can find everything from groceries and beauty products to electronics and home essentials.
In a country where café culture is thriving, finding a quality cup of coffee without breaking the bank is easier than ever.
If you’ve lived in Busan for a long time, you may have never known the difference between the U.S. chain Pei Wei, and the Korean-version PeiPei.
The Yeongdo Beer Festival will take place from August 16 to 24 at the Busan International Cruise Terminal.
KFC has announced a limited-time promotion running through Monday, September 8.
If you are an adventurous eater, try han-jeong-sik, a premium and traditional Korean full course meal.
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Going on a snacking tour in Hongdae is a fun way to discover a variety of enticing Korean foods and treats. Enjoy the snacks while strolling around the lively streets brimming with a youthful atmosphere, street performances and trendy shops.
One thing that never fails to amaze and impress international travelers to Korea is its convenient delivery culture. In Korea, food can be delivered not only to homes, but also to the Hangang River parks, hotels, camping grounds, and even subway station entrances.
For various reasons, from protecting the environment to personal conviction and health awareness, vegetarians continue to increase in number every year in Korea and, subsequently, restaurants, bakeries, and dessert cafes for vegetarians are also on the rise.
The Busan International Liquor Expo invites visitors on a “Journey of Alcohol,” bringing together beverages from across Korea and the globe in one venue.
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Have you ever wondered what your kids will become when they grow up? There’s a perfect place where they can explore their endless possibilities and expand their dreams—KidZania!
Spicy, chewy, and irresistibly comforting, tteokbokki is one of Korea’s most beloved street foods, and Busan offers some of the best versions in the country.
