Hongdae Area

The DIY soju making class was so much fun! The atmosphere was super chill and relaxing. You get to follow a tutorial on an iPad, which made it really easy to understand and follow along, even as a non-local. On top of that, the staff was extremely helpful whenever we needed extra guidance. I really can't wait to open and try my self-made soju in a month!

The ID photos and personal photos were both great. Makeup and hairstyling were included for an extra fee. I was very satisfied and would book again next time. My friends and family were also very satisfied. 👍🏻 It's near the subway station, so it's a quick walk.

Straightforward redemption. Seongsu Store stadd very friendly and helpful despite language barrier. Decent selection.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the things I was most looking forward to during my trip to Seoul was Touch Five, and it completely exceeded my expectations! The entire performance was fast-paced, with almost no dull moments from beginning to end. Every performer was incredibly charming, not just because of their great figures, but also because of their amazing dance skills, expressive acting, and stage presence. You could tell they put in a lot of effort behind the scenes. My favorite part was the audience interaction; the atmosphere was incredibly lively. The performers really got the audience involved, transforming everyone from a little shy at the beginning to laughing and screaming with joy. The whole theater was filled with a joyful atmosphere. The lighting, music, and choreography were all top-notch. It didn't feel like just showing off bodies; it was a well-made and highly entertaining performance. The staff were also very friendly, the theater seats were comfortable, and the overall experience was excellent. Even if it's your first time in Korea or your first time seeing this type of performance, don't worry at all; the atmosphere is relaxed and stress-free. If you're traveling to Seoul with your best friend, I highly recommend making time to see Touch Five at least once a night! I initially thought it would be a lot of fun, but it turned out to be far more exciting than I imagined. I laughed until my face ached, and the time flew by. It's definitely one of the most unforgettable memories of my trip to Korea, and I'll definitely come back next time I'm in Seoul! ❤️✨

The location isn't very obvious; it's not on the side of Tonbo-Hyakuju shown on the map. You need to go up from the other side. You can choose to take the stairs or elevator to the 2nd floor. After checking in, choose the style of photos you want to take. Go to the dressing table to pick out the clothes you want to wear and take them to the changing room behind the wooden cabinets to change (if your clothes aren't new or you're a clean freak, bring your own). After changing, you'll need to get your makeup done. The ladies will ask you to sit down. After they've done your makeup, you'll take photos. If you don't want false eyelashes, just say so. After the photos are taken, wait for your name to be called and sit down to watch the photo editing performance. They'll edit so much you'll want to ask Grandma to come and take photos too!