Experiência Tradicional de Hanbok em Myeong-dong com Estúdio Interno

Can't rate this highly enough! It was really hot in Seoul when we visited and the previous day we saw lots of people looking really hot in hanbok at one of the royal palaces...so we looked for an experience where we could try some on indoors and just take photos there and found Lumi Space. Great range of costumes and really fun sets to take photos on, especially if you are a fan of historical dramas - this was one of the highlights of our visit for sure! Host was very helpful in getting our hanbok fitted and showing us the photo booth etc. Really great range of regular hanbok and costumes from dramas!

What an absolute delight! The lady who served us deserves 10 stars – she was helpful, thoughtful, and made sure we had a memorable experience. I highly recommend this place. We love watching K-dramas, and I even got to wear a hanbok from an actual show. It was raining and humid outside, but we were in air-conditioning, which made for such a wonderful experience ❤️😍

The service attitude is super friendly, there are many styles of clothes, the photo booth is super fun, and the price-performance ratio is high. Highly recommended! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

老闆很好 積極工作 懂英語日語 因為夏天怕天氣在戶外太熱，又怕會落雨最終揀了這間店。 和女兒渡過了一愉快的早上

老闆很好 積極工作 懂英語日語 因為夏天怕天氣在戶外太熱，又怕會落雨最終揀了這間店。 和女兒渡過了一愉快的早上

Me quedé muy impresionado con mi visita. La empleada que nos atendió fue encantadora. Esta es una excelente alternativa para quienes desean evitar grandes multitudes y los elementos al aire libre.

a really fun experience, the owner speaks in English too, the outfits are clean and they have a nice variety of colours and styles. The venue has photo spots inside the building, which is a great option on a cold day. Highly recommend 😊

한복을 체험하기에 편안한 환경, 다양한 배경으로 사진을 찍을 수 있는 실내 스튜디오. 스튜디오를 우리만 사용해서 매우 편안하고 즐거운 경험이었습니다. 옷 입는 것을 도와주신 분도 매우 친절했습니다.

老闆娘超級無敵友善，因為我帶阿嬤拍照，她很有耐心和細心的幫我阿嬤穿鞋子，老闆娘還贈送我們多一張拍貼機照片！

The shop was easy to find. At the reception, we stated our reservation and chose our costumes. There were many costumes for women, but fewer for men. The women had their hair adorned, and after putting on the costumes, we went downstairs for a photo shoot with a purikura machine. Afterwards, we returned upstairs and were free to take photos. There were about six backdrops. The receptionist took photos for us. We visited as a family of six (two children). I think it's reassuring that there isn't a dedicated photographer trying to sell photos. If you don't like purikura, I recommend taking lots of photos with your phone.