Korean 유흥알바 is CHARLES H for chic cocktails and atmosphere Speakeasy Bar, Korean Facebook Email Twitter Pinterest Copy Link Share View Map Courtesy of Charles H “Cocktails in Korea can be expensive due to import taxes, but this place is worth every penny,” notes Charles Aboud H, a charming living room tucked away behind a nondescript basement door at Four Seasons Hotel Seoul.

This spacious bar offers delicious food and drinks, and plenty of games to keep you entertained throughout the night. This bar has a lively dance floor and expert DJs, but overall exudes a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. This is a local restaurant and bar that enhances the club atmosphere.

We are known as the most fashionable karaoke bar in Los Angeles, with first-class facilities and multiple party rooms to choose from. Shrine Karaoke Bar is a private karaoke bar and Korean restaurant, perfect for hosting private parties and company events. Located in the city center, Turntable LP Bar & Karaoke is a stylish and casual Korean gastro bar that exudes a warm and casual atmosphere.

Embrace your inner child at RetroGameBar, a leisurely game bar offering delicious drinks, affordable food and fun game decorations. Customers can choose a kiosk and play free console and board games, or go to the back of the bar to try old-fashioned arcade games.

The latter is 82 Place, a casual Korean pub at the Rendezvous Hotel. In the center of the large hall is a horseshoe-shaped bar reminiscent of old Hollywood playboys in tuxedos sipping on Manhattan. In Mad Men, Prince appeared three times thanks to the retro interior and the atmosphere of an old New York steakhouse.

The restaurant secured its biggest gig at FOX’s New Girl when it was selected to be the interior of the Griffin, the neighborhood pub where Nick (Jake Johnson) takes care of the bar (the exterior shown on the show is the actual Griffin ad Atwater Village). … The then restaurant owners, movie friends, made this place especially attractive.

The new owners renamed it Prince in 1991 and changed the kitchen to Korean, but the old school decor – miniature Beefeater statues, stained glass windows, vintage red and gold fabric wallpaper, and landscape oil paintings and nobles – remained intact.

It’s definitely a cool space, with colorful murals by local artist Brandon Sadler, sparkling rows of aspirators hanging from the ceiling, and a shared rectangular patio bar that gives the modest size an open-air feel. feeling. Unsurprisingly, such a space has caught the attention of upscale nighttime drunks, like their neighbors Beetlecat and BarTaco. This is a fun place where you can not be afraid to pump up pop music and drink with the energy of the club. This is not only a bar but also a full-service restaurant, so feel free to come here for lunch and delicious food with your mezcal cocktails.

From the front, it looks like a small bar, but head up the back stairs to an open courtyard where you can sit and sip cocktails. Red bricks and yellow lighting create a light atmosphere, so this is a good place to have a drink alone. If you sit at the counter, you can watch the chef prepare your meal.

There is also a small bar menu if you would like to share a few meals with drinks. This is another newly opened brasserie, ideally located on the border between Condesa and Rome. The bar space is filled with plants and rough wood tables. They have bar snacks but this is definitely a bar and not a restaurant.

Great bar food is also served here: German sausages on fresh buns, thick juicy burgers and some of the best fries in town. It also sells iconic Korean food: Jhapaguri Ramen ($ 13) and Bibim Ramen with fried dumplings ($ 13). The menu consists of dishes that pair perfectly with alcohol, such as dish 82 ($ 32), which includes Korean sweet and sour chicken, fries, chips and salad. The everyday menu is rooted in the Korean traditions of anju and himek.

Various types of food are offered, from Japanese to Korean fusion cuisine. There are several dishes that combine Korean and Western cuisines well with each other. Our delectable Korean menu is sure to please and includes a range of delicious dishes, including Sweet and Sour Beef Tempura, Seafood Fried Rice Pie, Spicy Fish Ramen, Bi Bim Bob, and Bul Go Ki. Those who drink in the evenings are better off on weekends with a menu that runs from 21:00. at midnight, offering what our server calls drinking food, including sweet and spicy Korean wings ($ 7), Korean burgers ($ 5), ramen, bulgogi, and several other absorbent nightly revelers.

Unlike other large cocktail bars in the city, one of Meroma’s great advantages is that they change the menu according to the season. They have several different dishes, but I really think that being a bar in Mexico City is better than being a restaurant. Bars and restaurants are usually smaller and more casual than Itaewon.

There are hundreds of informal bars and pubs in this city where you can enjoy fine wine with everyone. Despite the large number of drinking places, there are few places in Itaewon that are far from the usual bar/bar model. It looks more like a high-end restaurant offering delicious cuisine and a carefully selected drink menu.

This is a spacious place, but on weekends, it looks more like a club than a bar. Looking around during his first visit, a friend returned here late at night when it was a Fourth Street cafe, eating greasy food to absorb alcohol in the morning. At the time, people thought it was better than a small restaurant one block away Better. But it is important to note that the chic new space has a little bar vibe, so you can pick up soju and go to the bibimbap area, or choose a combination of Korean fried chicken or meat, such as LA kalbi with more side dishes. Some tofu soup. Or, you can go directly to The Stone, which is located in the old IHOP building across the street, which has been converted into a Korean tofu house.

It’s definitely trendy, even if it doesn’t have the peerless street theater on the main streets of the schools. The area is known for its trendy restaurants and fun bars with an informal atmosphere. Makgeolli Salon, a bar with makgeolli (rice wine), is better known to foreigners than local Koreans.

This is because the way they combined and reinterpreted traditional Korean makgeolli into modern makgeolli attracted newcomers. McGeolly and Pajong (spring onion pancakes) are perfect for a hot, rainy day in Korea, and the soft lighting and 밤알바 atmosphere of this bar makes it the perfect place to make makgeolli. May Q offers traditional Korean food Pocha, the quintessential meal exchange perfect for groups and friends over a few drinks.