Crab 52 sits on the 52nd floor of Seoul’s Trade Tower and quotes its price in dollars: $200 a person, no tax. Trolleys of king crab, lobster and soy-marinated crab come to your table. Here’s what’s on the menu, what the view is worth, and who it’s actually worth $200 for.
Three days through Damyang and Jeonju — the bamboo forest, rice steamed in bamboo, the noodle street, and the best meal of the trip, found because it was too hot to walk any further.
I asked AI for a 3-day itinerary through Damyang and Jeonju, then actually went. Here is the honest scorecard — what it got right, what it cannot know, and the famous food street it left out on purpose.
Korean Air’s new flagship lounge at LAX opened in March 2026 — its largest outside Korea. Bibimbap better than most LA Korean restaurants, a real bar, and a balcony over the terminal. Here’s what’s actually in it.
Korean Air now runs seven lounges at Incheon Terminal 2, and they are not the same room twice. This one has a chef-made Noodle Bar, a build-your-own bibimbap counter and a staffed bar.
The Korean Air lounge at Incheon Terminal 2 has a wall of instant ramen and a machine that cooks it for you. Here is what the Ramyeon Library is actually like, and which lounge to walk to.
An honest, photo-heavy comparison of MIMILINE and NYUNYU in both Dongdaemun and Myeongdong, Seoul — which has more selection, the opening hours that actually matter, the mistake most shoppers make, and the customizable jelly shoes I brought home.