Seoul-based · A person replies 9am–10pm KST
Every restaurant, café and spot in your itinerary is checked against Korea's national business registry and Naver on the day we send it, by a person in Seoul. You pay at the end of this form; the checked itinerary arrives within 24 hours after payment.
We plan around real opening days. Many restaurants close one weekday, and popular ones open bookings only 1–4 weeks ahead. Booking plans need at least 7 days' notice.
Group size changes what we can book. Many small Seoul restaurants seat 2–4 and won't take 6. Stroller and step-free needs change the route, not just the list.
We verify Seoul and Busan daily. Other cities we plan with public data and check by phone, so we say so on each item.
We order each day by actual travel time from your door. Myeongdong to Hongdae is 30–40 minutes on the subway; a plan that ignores that burns your third day.
We'll recommend 2 neighborhoods that fit your plan. We don't sell hotels.
Three keeps the plan honest. A trip that's “everything” ends up as a list of famous places with no time to enjoy any of them.
Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, a friend's list — paste names or links, up to five. We check each one: still open, current hours, and whether it takes bookings from abroad. Places that fail the check come back with a reason and an alternative.
Korean food often hides pork and alcohol where you'd never guess — kimchi stew, bulgogi marinade, fish cakes. We don't rely on “looks fine”. For halal we grade every place: Muslim-friendly (no pork or alcohol in the kitchen, confirmed with the owner) or Self-check (seafood and vegetable dishes, you decide).
Our rule of thumb from planning Seoul trips: one major thing per half-day. Most first-timers pick “packed” and regret it by day three. You can always add; it's hard to un-tire.
Not for upselling — for picking the right places. A ₩15,000 kimchi stew and a ₩250,000 hanwoo omakase are both great; they belong in different plans.
Excludes hotels and flights. Prices in the itinerary are shown in ₩ with today's USD estimate.
Reservations are made by a person in Seoul with a Korean phone number, in Korean, during Korean business hours. That's the part no app does for you.
We'll message you once with three short questions before booking, and then only when something changes. No newsletters unless you ask.
Want a 15-minute call instead? Booking plans can pick a slot after checkout — evenings Korea time, which is morning in the Americas and afternoon in Europe.
A birthday dinner, a fan event date, a fear of heights, someone who hates walking. The small things are usually what make a plan feel like yours.