2 months ago
# Avoid this place — Blatant exploitation and discrimination against foreigners# - Dual Pricing & Arbitrary Bans: The entrance fee is listed as 15,000 KRW for locals, but 20,000 KRW for foreigners. Shockingly, the foreigner price on the sign is crossed out. The owner uses this tactic to arbitrarily decide whether to let foreigners in or turn them away based entirely on his mood. - Unpredictable Door Policy: I successfully visited this venue once in April, yet during my next attempt, the owner flatly stated, "No foreigners!" Consistency does not exist here. - Abusive & Hostile Management: The owner treats paying foreign customers with utter disrespect, acting as if you work for him. He refuses to provide extra towels specifically to discourage customers from taking showers. - Most of the customers were Koreans over 50, mostly, no young people, Saturday night. - Betrayal of LGBTQ+ Values: The pride rainbow stands for inclusion, unity, and community. This establishment completely violates those values by actively segregating and discriminating against people based on their nationality. - Final verdict: If you want to fund xenophobia and support the active discrimination of foreign gay men in South Korea, visit this place—assuming the owner even deems you worthy of entry that day. Otherwise, take your money to venues that actually respect the community.
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