| # | Name | Hood | Type | Solo? | Naver | Kakao |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Onion Anguk | Anguk | Cafe · Bakery | ★★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 3 | Mapo Jeong Daepo | Gongdeok | BBQ | ★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 4 | Tongin Market | Tongin | Street food | ★★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 5 | Café Layered | Yeonnam | Cafe · Scones | ★★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 6 | Geumdwaeji Sikdang | Noksapyeong | Pork BBQ | ★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 7 | Fritz Coffee | Mapo | Roastery | ★★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 8 | Gwangjang Market | Jongno | Street food | ★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 9 | Nudake Haus Dosan | Apgujeong | Dessert · Cafe | ★★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 10 | Myeongdong Kyoja | Myeongdong | Noodles | ★★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 11 | Tosokchon | Gyeongbokgung | Samgyetang | ★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 12 | Jungsik Cafe | Cheongdam | Dessert | ★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
| 13 | Han River Ramyeon | Yeouido | Picnic | ★★★ | Naver ↗ | Kakao ↗ |
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Instead of a generic checklist, the workbook is split into specific tabs for the decisions travelers actually make in Seoul: where to eat, where to stay, what to say, how to move, what to do when plans change, and which local tools to use.
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Food, stays, routes, transit, budget, weather, etiquette, and safety in one workbook.
Eats & Cafes · Dietary Filters
Restaurants, cafes, markets, desserts, solo-friendly places, and verified dietary shortcuts in one food-first view.
Rows cover: neighborhood, food type, solo score, dietary tags, market stops, cafe breaks, and Naver/Kakao links.
Stay · Hanok Stay · Temple Stay
Hotel bases, real hanok options, temple-stay candidates, transit context, and booking caveats before you lock in lodging.
Rows cover: hotel base, area fit, transit friction, hanok bedding notes, temple program type, and booking watchouts.
Survival Korean · Transit · Local Apps
Copy-ready Korean phrases, subway and airport notes, taxi guidance, and the apps that work better than Google in Korea.
Rows cover: Hangul, romanization, airport routes, passes, taxis, maps, translation, payments, and safety alerts.
Neighborhoods · Itineraries · Day Trips
Area vibes, ready-made day structures, transit-aware routes, and short escapes outside central Seoul.
Rows cover: area vibe, best-use cases, route order, timing, indoor backups, KTX options, and day-trip watchouts.
Nightlife · Shopping · Budget
Bar areas, late-night return notes, beauty and market shopping, tax/payment reminders, and realistic cost ranges.
Rows cover: typical hours, transit home, market lanes, beauty stops, tax refunds, cash/card notes, and cost ranges.
Seasonal · Etiquette · Emergency
Rainy-day backups, seasonal timing, public manners, useful phrases, emergency numbers, and language-help prep.
Rows cover: weather windows, seasonal swaps, do/avoid notes, useful phrases, emergency numbers, and helplines.
"I cancelled my Google Doc of bookmarks 10 minutes in. The Naver links alone are worth it."
"Vegan in Seoul felt impossible until this. Every spot I tried was exactly as described."
"I copied a Korean phrase straight into a taxi and got to a hidden cafe nobody else found."
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Neighborhood walks, food guides, map tips, rainy-day plans, and practical updates for travelers building a smarter Korea itinerary.
Where to start with markets, casual restaurants, late-night snacks, and the neighborhoods that make each meal easier to plan.
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A walkable route for coffee, design shops, photo stops, and dinner without bouncing across the city all afternoon.
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A practical guide to saving places, reading transit routes, sharing pins, and avoiding the common Google Maps trap in Korea.
Read blogYou get an instant .xlsx download with the full SeoulSheets workbook. Open it in Excel, Numbers, or upload it to Google Sheets.
Google Maps is limited in Korea. Naver and Kakao are the map apps locals use, so the sheet links every relevant row to the tools that work on the ground.
The sheet is maintained as a monthly update, so the structure and recommendations can keep improving over time.
Halal, vegan, and GF notes are organized as filterable tags so you can quickly narrow down safer options before choosing a spot.
No. The lodging tabs organize researched hotel bases, hanok stays, and temple-stay candidates with booking caveats, but you should still check current rates, room type, and availability before reserving.
The spreadsheet itself works offline after download. You only need internet when opening map links or checking current hours.
