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[QUOTE=JuneFly;2962645]I had a 10-hour layover in Seoul from Jakarta to Atlanta, so I decided to take advantage of the free transit tour offered by Incheon Airport. Initially, I wanted to join the DMZ tour but it was fully booked, so instead got on the Royal Heritage and Charm tour that covered Gyeongbokgung Palace and Insa-dong. After the five-hour tour, I still had about five more hours to spare, so I decided to break away from the tour group to check out the Kiss Room in Hongdae and reached there from Insa-dong on a Taxi.

I read on the forum about a few of them in that area, but I could find only the one that was close to Hongik university station. It was on the 3rd floor of unnamed redbrick building on the Yanghwa-ro street with the big sign "K" on the top. When I arrived there around 1 pm, it was bit early, a girl was just getting in, Papasan told me to come after an hour. I spent some time strolling around the area before coming back at 2 pm. The Papasan took 100 K Won entry fee, not sure if this was a standard or foreigner fee, and lead to me a toilet, and handed me a toothbrush and paste before showing me a room. After waiting for about 10 minutes, the girl walked into the room. I was expecting a young slim college girl, but instead, she turned out to be a woman in her 30's, a slightly curvy, but decent looking and very kissable. We proceed to make out on the couch with tongue kissing for a good 20 minutes in various positions, then she asked me if I wanted extra. I didn't feel like having a FS there on a small couch, so instead opted for a BJ for 50 K Won, it was a good sloppy one, cleaned me up good after that, and I left the place and catching the train back to the airport from the Hongik University station. The station felt like a massive endless maze, but luckily, a kind young couple helped me buy a ticket from the vending machine with my credit card and navigate to the correct platform. I hope to spend more time in Seoul during my next trip.[/QUOTE]Cum in mouth? That's a good trip were there any other Kiss rooms around the area? I can't get tongue kissing here in the states unless you pay the premium 300 $ for GFE LOL.

[QUOTE=NewtonYork;2962728]Great review June Fly, but what I'm really curious about is how you got into South Korea with the apps, digital requirements, Q code, etc. I truly miss the days when I could just show up to Korea with my passport and that was it. These days, I got to go online, register, generate a QR code, download some app on the phone.

How did you navigate all that? Is it as complicated as it seems? What exactly did you have to do and was there still a cardboard card for customs given in the plane in addition to all the digital online stuff? How long did you have to wait for the K-ETA? That's why I'm so enamored with Thailand, it's one of the few countries left in the world where one can just arrive with a passport, nothing else required.

Since you were on transit, I take it that the whole process is much easier than one would think? Or did you plan ahead knowing you were going to Seoul during the transit?[/QUOTE]Yes, that is correct, I didn't need to apply for an ETA as I was in transit for less than 24 hours without any break in my journey and luggage checked in all the way to the final destination in USA. Upon reaching immigration, I simply filled out a short form, and they put a small stamp on my passport. The entire process took less than five minutes.

[QUOTE=EnterTheV;2962840]Cum in mouth? That's a good trip were there any other Kiss rooms around the area? I can't get tongue kissing here in the states unless you pay the premium 300 $ for GFE LOL.[/QUOTE]I read there are a few in Hongdae, Sillim, Sadang, but not easy to find, and not everyone takes foreigner. If you have more time to explore and even better have a local friend, you will have a good time.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;2962892]Yes, that is correct, I didn't need to apply for an ETA as I was in transit for less than 24 hours without any break in my journey and luggage checked in all the way to the final destination in USA. Upon reaching immigration, I simply filled out a short form, and they put a small stamp on my passport. The entire process took less than five minutes.[/QUOTE]That's good to know, thanks June Fly. So no ETA required for a 24 or less transit. I've gone thru Incheon half a dozen times now, anywhere from 3 to 6 hour transits. If I ever fly thru there again, I'll give this a go. If nothing else, just to see Seoul a little bit. I've transited both Seoul and Taipei so many times now without ever going into the city.

Just landed from Taipei! I'll be in Hongdae for the next four days and would love some recommendations or contact info for things to do in the area. I heard about a donut place that's on my list to try tomorrow, but I'm also curious about the "Kissing Club" or "Kissbang" I've read about in a few posts. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated—thanks in advance!

[QUOTE=Milmil;2963015]Just landed from Taipei! I'll be in Hongdae for the next four days and would love some recommendations or contact info for things to do in the area. I heard about a donut place that's on my list to try tomorrow, but I'm also curious about the "Kissing Club" or "Kissbang" I've read about in a few posts. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciatedthanks in advance![/QUOTE]Here is a suggestion head to the YDP RLD at night when it opens I'm sure a lot of girls' would be available.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;2962893]I read there are a few in Hongdae, Sillim, Sadang, but not easy to find, and not everyone takes foreigner. If you have more time to explore and even better have a local friend, you will have a good time.[/QUOTE]I found the one you went to, it has a foot massage place in the same building?

What is YDP RLD? So sorry I don't know!

[QUOTE=EnterTheV;2963016]Here is a suggestion head to the YDP RLD at night when it opens I'm sure a lot of girls' would be available.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=EnterTheV;2963017]I found the one you went to, it has a foot massage place in the same building?[/QUOTE]Did you try it??)))).

[QUOTE=Milmil;2963185]What is YDP RLD? So sorry I don't know![/QUOTE]Yeongdeungpo red light district, its easy to get there!

[QUOTE=LovinAsia;2963227]Did you try it??)))).[/QUOTE]Not yet when I arrive it will be on my list.

[QUOTE=EnterTheV;2963017]I found the one you went to, it has a foot massage place in the same building?[/QUOTE]I don't remember seeing a foot massage place. Here is the exact direction to the Kiss room Hongdae I went. From Exit 1 at Hongik University Station, take right at the first corner from the main street. When you come to the intersection of the first street, you will see a banner with K written on the uppers floor of the building in front of you (at the corner of Donggyo-ro and World Cup buk-ro 2-gil). Just walk up to the 3rd floor.

[QUOTE=Milmil;2963015]Just landed from Taipei! I'll be in Hongdae for the next four days and would love some recommendations or contact info for things to do in the area. I heard about a donut place that's on my list to try tomorrow, but I'm also curious about the "Kissing Club" or "Kissbang" I've read about in a few posts. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciatedthanks in advance![/QUOTE]

Here is a good report on Kiss Bang rooms in Seoul. You can also search this Seoul forum for "Kiss" and you will find some more. I only had time to try the one in Hongdae, but pretty sure there are more in this area and other parts of Seoul. The kissing here is deep french, passionate, intense.

[URL]https://rockitreports.com/seouls-kiss-bang-tongue-kissing-rooms/[/URL]

How is Taipei scene? Is it better or worse than Seoul?

[QUOTE=NewtonYork;2962939]That's good to know, thanks June Fly. So no ETA required for a 24 or less transit. I've gone thru Incheon half a dozen times now, anywhere from 3 to 6 hour transits. If I ever fly thru there again, I'll give this a go. If nothing else, just to see Seoul a little bit. I've transited both Seoul and Taipei so many times now without ever going into the city.[/QUOTE]Yes, no ETA if you have a single interline itinerary with a transit less than 24 hours. If you have multiple tickets or break in the journey, then the airline may not allow you to board without ETA / visa.

I am hearing conflicting reports. Is Candy still working in Itaewon on the hill (or just perpendicular to it)? Would hate to hear that she retired, and I wouldn't even bother with Itaewon if her or Cherry aren't working anymore. Thanks for any info you could provide, guys.