We stayed at the Western COOP Residence in Seoul, and because it's located near (even though not right inside) the Dongdaemun shopping district, there were night life going on in the area.
First off, there were plenty of street vendors near by, where you could get snacks and little fashion accessories and such, and there were also restaurants in small streets everywhere.
And there was a police station near by. Looks pretty cool!
Oh, and there were many, and I mean many, different convenience stores within a few blocks of the hotel. Most of them were GS25 stores. You could find simple household necessities, snacks, and all sorts of beverages at these stores, and you could also buy tickets to events and trains. Convenience indeed!
The baked goods section at a GS25.
Snacks!
Different milk and coffee drinks.
Korean food essentials: gochujiang (chili paste), sesame oil, soy bean paste, etc., and cute mini mayo!
Most of the canned sodas we saw were 250ml (1 cup) in volume.
Someone recommended these Melon Flavor Ice Bars from GS25 and we tried one. It was creamy and very honeydew-y!
Browsing at convenience stores was fun!
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