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| BUSAN / PUSAN: Bars, Cabarets, Clubs, Discos & Karaoke
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Karaoke anju bar near the train station, to the extreme right (the road closest to and parallel to the train tracks) as you walk out of the station, about 5 minutes walk. Male hosts and expensive snacks. The owner speaks minimal English. The Tourist booth across from the train station can give you the phone number.
A great place to hang out. It's small but always busy, especially Fri and Sat nights. The bartender/owner is cute. Even though the owner doesn't speak English, foreigners are still welcome and do come here. Prices of the drinks are reasonable and free snacks are always provided. Attractively designed, with both table and bar seating in a relaxing environment. Young local crowd.
A tiny, intimate bar with counter seating only.
Call for directions to this shot bar. The owner can speak English well and the customers are friendly.
About 5 minutes walk from Exit 1 of the subway station, just past Fuzzy Navel tacos. Almost right beside Shane. A lesbian club that stays open late. It's small, but has a dance floor and a great DJ. No men allowed.
About 5 minutes walk from Exit 1 of the subway station, just past Fuzzy Navel tacos. Shane has a bright orange sign and is on 6/F. Lounge style club wuth booths around the outside. It's a great way to relax and start off the night. No men allowed.
Zip is one of the most established gay cocktail bars and an ideal starting point for the single visitor to the gay area. Newly redecorated and, although somewhat smoky, it's got a nice ambience with soft lighting and candles on the tables. Prices are reasonable (with free snacks provided). The bar features free Internet access and gay magazines are available for reading. Popular with Koreans and foreigners alike. Zip's owner goes out of his way to make people feel welcome. While his English is minimal (he does speak some Japanese and his bar is popular with Japanese tourists), there is usually someone on hand to help the occasional bewildered Westerner.
BUSAN / PUSAN -- area code +82-51
To get to the main gay area of Pusan, take the Metro to Beomil Station on Line 1 (No. 117). Leave the station at Exit 1. Walk with the highway to your left for a half block. Turn right at the first street (at a building marked 'Sojung Welmade'). The street is very narrow. Walk about 50m and you will be at the intersection of an alley. If you continue ahead through the intersection for about 20m, you will see Soju across from it. If you go right at the intersection, you will find G-Men, Genie and Kuma. If you go left at the intersection, you will find Zipper, One Bar, Blue, Chaos, SSUM, M Bar, and Bar 111. All of them are marked 'Membership Club' and all are within a 5-10 minute walk. There are also a few gay karaoke bars in this area, but be aware that you'll be expected to purchase expensive side dishes with your drinks. The area is perfectly safe, and you'll see many gay men walking around, often in pairs.
441-7032
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Beomildong
631-8559
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Beomildon, around the corner from Agit
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051-638-7958
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UTOPIAN VERIFIED MAR 2013Seomyeon area, Map
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UTOPIAN VERIFIED MAR 2013Seomyeon area, Map
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Beomildong (a few hundred feet south of Hyundai Department Store)
645-3625, email
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