Seoul

So, from the beginning I will say I had a slight problem finding the place. But that is my fault bc I have no sense of orientation, and also I didn't see the sign that was obviously placed. For anyone who has the same problem .note is directly across from the cafè rhodendron. The staff is incredible friendly and helpful and the video that was provided to explain everything was very detailed. For single persons or in groups both is possible here and it is great fun and a nice bonding experience. It is also a great way to learn something new about yourself. And I'm not gonna lie I kind of felt like a chemist, I was only missing the goggles and the coat. It is definitely worth it.

wonderful experience. though it is self-paced, the instructions are easy enough to understand. highly recommended activity, especially in Seongsu area. experience: great learning and experience

Hands down own of the best immersive, self guided experiences I've had - not only in Seoul - but ever! The atmosphere was serene, the scents provided were rich and plentiful. My partner and I came here to create test batches of our wedding scents & i do NOT regret a moment of it. Staff was also very friendly and helpful! 10/10

This was such a special experience! The "teachers" were so patient and tried their best with meeting our very very limited Korean skills. Even though we only speak English, we got through the process and made the best souvenirs and memory! They gave us a clear explanation of add on prices too! My husband and I ended up spending about 138,000 KRW (~ $105 USD) for 2 fully customized (Including diamond and birth stone AND engraving) Highly suggest!

This was an amazing experience! It’s the first time to do this and we really enjoyed it. The instructor is friendly and was very patient in teaching us. The place is very neat and offers beverages / coffee for refreshments.

Really enjoy my experience at Yhlayuen 😊 the instructor is very patient and encouraging along the way and it was really fun and easy craft to make and personalized ❤️❤️❤️

Anastasia was lovely!! and the entire staff!! it’s my second time coming and it’s always a jam!! if you love to dance, kpop, great vibes!! come down and get your dance mode on!! will be back soon!!😊❤️

In the heart of Seoul’s vibrant club district, 홍대, there’s a one-of-a-kind “club” where you get to dance like real K-pop idols—and honestly, this experience was way more fun than I expected. At first, I wasn’t sure how it would go since I’m a guy and definitely not a professional dancer, but the instructor immediately made everything comfortable, easy, and super welcoming. She broke down each move step by step, gave simple tips that actually helped, and kept the energy high the whole time. My colleagues felt the same—we all arrived a bit shy, but by the end we were laughing, confident, and dancing together like a team. The warm-up was intuitive and surprisingly effective, and the choreography was split into four clear stages that we combined into a full routine at the end. The time truly flies in class; you get so into it that you forget to check the clock. It’s also the perfect winter indoor activity—within five minutes you’re warm, moving, and having a blast. The price is honestly a total bargain for how much fun you get. And yes—you even receive a certificate at the end, which is such a cool touch! For the best experience, bring comfortable clothes and clean indoor shoes (common in Korean studios). There’s a changing room, and bringing water—or even a tripod to film your session—is absolutely welcome. I highly recommend it to anyone, even if you’re alone. You’ll learn, have fun, and maybe even make new friends.

I experienced mother-of-pearl inlay for the first time. My mother came to visit from Japan, and I wanted to share a memorable experience in Korea with her, so we decided to try it together. Before we started making anything, the instructor gave us a detailed explanation about the history of mother-of-pearl inlay. The explanation included videos, which made it very easy to understand. Also, the explanation was all in Korean, but they spoke slowly, so I was able to understand most of it. It was difficult, but I was happy to create a one-of-a-kind original piece. My mother was also very pleased.