This country is a distant second, along with Taiwan, to Japan--which is sexually charged under the surface with no guilt complex. Seoul (it really is Korea, as there is nothing else outside of a small city, Busan), has more built girls, due entirely to adoption of Western diet, but tits are a little smaller. However, the real problem is the Confucius culture that undermines sexuality, very high (yet underserved) nationalism, and local cockblockers, who are organized online and communicate in real time in large groups, swarming to where foreign guys are hanging out--for more information check out (English Spectrum Scandal).
Saying that, like all E. Asian women, there is a strong biological imperative to bond with us, so most of the artificial societal pressures are neutralized. K-women will be upset with cheating, much more than a J-woman, but you can get a good rotation easily here. One great point that Japan doesn't have--English ability in the younger generation. Korea is a three trick pony economy, a legacy of the days when the U.S. built-up the country to counteract a much more successful N. Korea back in the 20th Century. To get promoted at any of the big three companies, e.g., Samsung, you need to pass an English test, where in lies the underlying kernal of Korean society--status and cash, mediated by recent first-world consumption standards and sexually opening up by the hammer of commercial, pop culture.
In Seoul there are only three areas to go:
A. Itaewaon--the old GI hangout in the 20th Century. There are few clubs here, but it's really a has-been. There are still a lot of gyp joints, but there are large numbers of Arab immigrants. Aside from the usual media reports of Korean women getting beaten by the newcomers, there was a scandal a few years ago that entailed President Moon being forced to open refugee floodgates. Korea is an honor society, so when the Muslims left Jejoo Island to disappear in Korean society, Koreans became angry. Korean women are not nearly as sheltered or pure as Japanese women, so there's less room for ripping off the local population, including the women by third world detritus. Chick numbers subsequently declined.
One good point of Itaewon I remember was the Ritch Carlton on Saturdays. Very good MILF country in there. Women have a shelf life in Korea, even though they are much more fit at 40 than the chicks back home. I met some women there and they spoiled me.
B. Gangnam--this is the ritzy, show-boating part of Korea, that has great bling in this country where social status means so much. There are some clubs here, with very wealthy girls, but the quality isn't that much higher than other parts of Seoul (this is a very homogenous country) and I didn't know any English teach that went here regularly.
Day game and first dates are better here:
A. Hookah lounge is tacky, but culturally poignant in such a homogenous country.
B. There is a hybrid English bar near door 5 of Gangnam Station. It has a mini-Candian curler game, which is very exotic here; girls will love it.
C. The Pagoda English building has free English conversations in the coffee shop. Foreigners can get a free coffee here and hit on chicks.
C. Hongdae is where it's at. Young women with a little flair for independent thinking and some artistic culture. This sounds lame back home, think hippie/hipster culture, but in a uniform country like Korea and a country with little negative outside cultural influences, like back home, I found it refreshing and open.
Many clubs here and the center area has local artistic performances out of stalls by the college kids.
If you are an experienced Asian hand like me, Korea is fine--still cheap, good-looking E. Asian women, some culture, safe, modern. However, most of the English teachers bail and go to Taiwan after a couple years because the coldness from strangers and being a foreigner grate on some people. This didn't really bother me as our countries back home are deracinated, miserable and atomized over the decades. In Korea we hung out with Western dudes and explored Korea through the local English teacher circuit and there are many hot chicks wanting to jump your bones.
Saying that, like all E. Asian women, there is a strong biological imperative to bond with us, so most of the artificial societal pressures are neutralized. K-women will be upset with cheating, much more than a J-woman, but you can get a good rotation easily here. One great point that Japan doesn't have--English ability in the younger generation. Korea is a three trick pony economy, a legacy of the days when the U.S. built-up the country to counteract a much more successful N. Korea back in the 20th Century. To get promoted at any of the big three companies, e.g., Samsung, you need to pass an English test, where in lies the underlying kernal of Korean society--status and cash, mediated by recent first-world consumption standards and sexually opening up by the hammer of commercial, pop culture.
In Seoul there are only three areas to go:
A. Itaewaon--the old GI hangout in the 20th Century. There are few clubs here, but it's really a has-been. There are still a lot of gyp joints, but there are large numbers of Arab immigrants. Aside from the usual media reports of Korean women getting beaten by the newcomers, there was a scandal a few years ago that entailed President Moon being forced to open refugee floodgates. Korea is an honor society, so when the Muslims left Jejoo Island to disappear in Korean society, Koreans became angry. Korean women are not nearly as sheltered or pure as Japanese women, so there's less room for ripping off the local population, including the women by third world detritus. Chick numbers subsequently declined.
One good point of Itaewon I remember was the Ritch Carlton on Saturdays. Very good MILF country in there. Women have a shelf life in Korea, even though they are much more fit at 40 than the chicks back home. I met some women there and they spoiled me.
B. Gangnam--this is the ritzy, show-boating part of Korea, that has great bling in this country where social status means so much. There are some clubs here, with very wealthy girls, but the quality isn't that much higher than other parts of Seoul (this is a very homogenous country) and I didn't know any English teach that went here regularly.
Day game and first dates are better here:
A. Hookah lounge is tacky, but culturally poignant in such a homogenous country.
B. There is a hybrid English bar near door 5 of Gangnam Station. It has a mini-Candian curler game, which is very exotic here; girls will love it.
C. The Pagoda English building has free English conversations in the coffee shop. Foreigners can get a free coffee here and hit on chicks.
C. Hongdae is where it's at. Young women with a little flair for independent thinking and some artistic culture. This sounds lame back home, think hippie/hipster culture, but in a uniform country like Korea and a country with little negative outside cultural influences, like back home, I found it refreshing and open.
Many clubs here and the center area has local artistic performances out of stalls by the college kids.
If you are an experienced Asian hand like me, Korea is fine--still cheap, good-looking E. Asian women, some culture, safe, modern. However, most of the English teachers bail and go to Taiwan after a couple years because the coldness from strangers and being a foreigner grate on some people. This didn't really bother me as our countries back home are deracinated, miserable and atomized over the decades. In Korea we hung out with Western dudes and explored Korea through the local English teacher circuit and there are many hot chicks wanting to jump your bones.