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Shazzac
post Jun 7 2012, 01:32 PM

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QUOTE(Listiani @ Jun 7 2012, 01:18 PM)
Cost is depending on how many days you stay, what type of accommodation you take. Shopping money is vary depending what you plan to buy. If you are Muslim, you must prepare to spend a little bit on food. If not, you can bring your own canned food/maggie mee and eat out occasionally. Like us (me and my sisters), we only eat out twice because food is too expensive. 1 set of meal in Murri Restaurant cos us KRW15 thousand per person.

In my opinion, the only thing worth to buy in Korea is cosmetic and K Pop stuff beside souvenir. The rest, too expensive.

Don't go with tour package. THey only bring you to shopping places. Go by yourself is better. You can do what ever you wan, where to go at your pace of time.
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Now that you mentioned it, only I realised halal food is so expensive!! And I keep telling my friends that food is cheaper than japan but then again, i'm a non-halal eater.
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post Jun 7 2012, 01:43 PM

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Yeah, halal food is expensive. For me, I don't mind eating seafood (not neccesarily muslim restaurant). We ate seafood/ikan bakar in Dongdaemun, food is good and price is ok. Not too expensive. Near Myeondong also have 1 shop selling nasi goreng seafood. Is pork free. We had our dinner there on the 1st day we arrive.

QUOTE(Shazzac @ Jun 7 2012, 01:32 PM)
Now that you mentioned it, only I realised halal food is so expensive!! And I keep telling my friends that food is cheaper than japan but then again, i'm a non-halal eater.
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post Jun 7 2012, 02:17 PM

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QUOTE(Listiani @ Jun 7 2012, 01:43 PM)
Yeah, halal food is expensive. For me, I don't mind eating seafood (not neccesarily muslim restaurant). We ate seafood/ikan bakar in Dongdaemun, food is good and price is ok. Not too expensive. Near Myeondong also have 1 shop selling nasi goreng seafood. Is pork free. We had our dinner there on the 1st day we arrive.
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In Myeondong, i feel their price is too expensive and too commercialize for tourist.

Hongik university there the food is cheap and good too.


Did anyone of you went to Lotte duty free in Myeondong ? (inside lotte department stall but is upper level)
You all can purchase thing there, they will deliver the items to Incheon Airport when leaving that time so that u no need carry around with you.
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post Jun 7 2012, 02:21 PM

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The restaurant we went in Myeondong charge KRW15000 for a big plate of nasi goreng sea food. The 4 of us have to finish the nasi goreng even though we were already full. The portion is big. So I guess worth our money tongue.gif

Lotte duty free not cheap ler!! Not worth buying there.

QUOTE(bluefries @ Jun 7 2012, 02:17 PM)
In Myeondong, i feel their price is too expensive and too commercialize for tourist.

Hongik university there the food is cheap and good too.
Did anyone of you went to Lotte duty free in Myeondong ? (inside lotte department stall but is upper level)
You all can purchase thing there, they will deliver the items to Incheon Airport when leaving that time so that u no need carry around with you.
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post Jun 7 2012, 02:23 PM

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QUOTE(Listiani @ Jun 6 2012, 08:27 PM)
Art Trick Museum is near to Mini Land.

I don't think you are able to visit all those places in 1 day unless you do touch n go tour.
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tis is wat i thought oso.. TS trip run from here n there.. lolz

btw, do u haf d full name for the miniland?

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post Jun 7 2012, 02:23 PM

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y many like to mention lotte duty free? what to buy there actually??


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post Jun 7 2012, 02:25 PM

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QUOTE(bluefries @ Jun 7 2012, 10:42 AM)
We all just plan to visit all those place and plan out the shortest route (dont depend on their GPS (alwys bring you to longest route and highway)
i think most of time we all use those small road tongue.gif
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bt if didn't depend on their GPS hw would u know the route? i mean small road / shortcut?? any tips?


Added on June 7, 2012, 2:28 pm
QUOTE(bluefries @ Jun 7 2012, 11:10 AM)
Touch Down Jeju at - 9.30am
Settle Rent Car - 10.00am
Drop luggage at Yeha - 10.30am

Day 1
- Mysterious Road (North)
- Osloc tea muzium(West)
- Glass Castle (West)
- Teddy Bear muzium (south)
- Trick art Muzium (East)
- Explore East side beach (having dinner here!! very GOOD!)
- E-Mart Shopping (North)

Day 2
- Seongsan Ichubong - is next day early morning (wakeup at 5.30am) (damm tired !!!!! 11.30am we still here before rush back yeha checkout tongue.gif)

then catch my flight at 1.30pm tongue.gif (on the same day)
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wow shocking.gif when i c u drive from N,W,E,S i dy blur.. hehehe.. day 1 won't rush huh??

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post Jun 7 2012, 02:31 PM

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Hahahha!! Yeah, that's why I call touch n go tour. The name is Jeju Mini Mini Land.

Actually, driving in Jeju is a breeze due to less traffic. So you can concentrate driving and look for the signboard. The sighboard is clear and in English. If you have Jeju map, it shows the alternative route. That's why I keep asking you if you have a map. If you have a map with all those places pointed in the map, you will have an idea how to move around. I got the map from Jeju KTO during MATTA Fair because they don't have it in KTO Jln P. Ramlee.

QUOTE(yvonnesoo @ Jun 7 2012, 02:23 PM)
tis is wat i thought oso.. TS trip run from here n there.. lolz

btw, do u haf d full name for the miniland?
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Added on June 7, 2012, 2:32 pmBranded perfume, branded bags, wallet etc. But too expensive. HK is cheaper.

QUOTE(anechoic @ Jun 7 2012, 02:23 PM)
y many like to mention lotte duty free? what to buy there actually??
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post Jun 7 2012, 02:37 PM

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QUOTE(Listiani @ Jun 7 2012, 02:31 PM)
Hahahha!! Yeah, that's why I call touch n go tour. The name is Jeju Mini Mini Land.

Actually, driving in Jeju is a breeze due to less traffic. So you can concentrate driving and look for the signboard. The sighboard is clear and in English. If you have Jeju map, it shows the alternative route. That's why I keep asking you if you have a map. If you have a map with all those places pointed in the map, you will have an idea how to move around. I got the map from Jeju KTO during MATTA Fair because they don't have it in KTO Jln P. Ramlee.

Added on June 7, 2012, 2:32 pmBranded perfume, branded bags, wallet etc. But too expensive. HK is cheaper.
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When you touch down Jeju Airport, from the arrival gate - move straight (Tourism Counter) the staff there even come n great us and ask are we
tourist and frm which country. (Request from them the English Map)

Usually in the GPS will show u which road number you using and do compare with the actual map. (GPS alwys bring you to highway but distance is further)

if you know the actual destination, check the road number ... you wont get lost one biggrin.gif






The Lotte Duty Free burn my pocket laaa....bought Coach bag there...

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QUOTE(Listiani @ Jun 7 2012, 02:31 PM)
Hahahha!! Yeah, that's why I call touch n go tour. The name is Jeju Mini Mini Land.

Actually, driving in Jeju is a breeze due to less traffic. So you can concentrate driving and look for the signboard. The sighboard is clear and in English. If you have Jeju map, it shows the alternative route. That's why I keep asking you if you have a map. If you have a map with all those places pointed in the map, you will have an idea how to move around. I got the map from Jeju KTO during MATTA Fair because they don't have it in KTO Jln P. Ramlee.

Added on June 7, 2012, 2:32 pmBranded perfume, branded bags, wallet etc. But too expensive. HK is cheaper.
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ic.. so the Trick Art museum is near to Jeju Mini Mini Land?

oh do u mean if we haf d map, it will at least show d alternative route (short cut)? wat i mean at least frm d map we can estimate where is d shortcut cz usually d road shown on the map is very tiny. awww.. i dun haf d map sad.gif lately no MATTA fair.. maybe coming end of year.. gonna go take it.. or will it available in Jeju airport??
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Not really near but the same direction. From Mini Mini Land, we passed by Seoryani Forest Path also.

The map show highway and kampung road. With that map you can actually agak2 how to drive when you use the normal road instead of the highway. The map I got from KTO Jeju Tourism Organisation during MATTA Fair is very good. Very details. Not sure if is the same one from Jeju airport.

MATTA Fair coming in August/Sept. I am waiting for MATTA Fair also. To collect some brochure/map on NZ. Plan to visit NZ March 2013. rclxms.gif

QUOTE(yvonnesoo @ Jun 7 2012, 02:42 PM)
ic.. so the Trick Art museum is near to Jeju Mini Mini Land?

oh do u mean if we haf d map, it will at least show d alternative route (short cut)? wat i mean at least frm d map we can estimate where is d shortcut cz usually d road shown on the map is very tiny. awww.. i dun haf d map sad.gif lately no MATTA fair.. maybe coming end of year.. gonna go take it.. or will it available in Jeju airport??
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Added on June 7, 2012, 3:09 pmThe GPS cannot locate everything ler!! Couldn't located Fantastick Show site. We use the map to the site. It is Jungmun area. Near Chocolate Museum & Lotte Hotel.

Coach is cheaper in Hong Kong. I forgot the shop name but it is in Lantau Island. If go to Disney HK, the train stop at this mall station also.

QUOTE(bluefries @ Jun 7 2012, 02:37 PM)
When you touch down Jeju Airport, from the arrival gate - move straight (Tourism Counter) the staff there even come n great us and ask are we
tourist and frm which country. (Request from them the English Map)

Usually in the GPS will show u which road number you using and do compare with the actual map. (GPS alwys bring you to highway but distance is further)

if you know the actual destination, check the road number ... you wont get lost one biggrin.gif
The Lotte Duty Free burn my pocket laaa....bought Coach bag there...
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post Jun 7 2012, 03:20 PM

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QUOTE(Listiani @ Jun 7 2012, 03:07 PM)
Not really near but the same direction. From Mini Mini Land, we passed by Seoryani Forest Path also.

The map show highway and kampung road. With that map you can actually agak2 how to drive when you use the normal road instead of the highway. The map I got from KTO Jeju Tourism Organisation during MATTA Fair is very good. Very details. Not sure if is the same one from Jeju airport.

MATTA Fair coming in August/Sept. I am waiting for MATTA Fair also. To collect some brochure/map on NZ. Plan to visit NZ March 2013.  rclxms.gif

Added on June 7, 2012, 3:09 pmThe GPS cannot locate everything ler!! Couldn't located Fantastick Show site. We use the map to the site. It is Jungmun area. Near Chocolate Museum & Lotte Hotel.

Coach is cheaper in Hong Kong. I forgot the shop name but it is in Lantau Island. If go to Disney HK, the train stop at this mall station also.
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thx alot for ur info.. biggrin.gif gotta go MATTA fair haf a look..

envy tat u can alwiz go travel.. kekeke.. tell me more bout NZ after u go.. hahaha.. bt sure exp tongue.gif

do u mean Citygate outlet at Tung Chung? actually if wanna buy branded stuffs in Asia country, imho would be in HK
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I must go travel at least twice a year or else I go cookoo laugh.gif

I will update on my trip in NZ thread icon_rolleyes.gif

Yeah, the name is CityGate. I noticed too HK way more cheaper to shop. I shop a lot too when I was there.

QUOTE(yvonnesoo @ Jun 7 2012, 03:20 PM)
thx alot for ur info..  biggrin.gif  gotta go MATTA fair haf a look..

envy tat u can alwiz go travel.. kekeke.. tell me more bout NZ after u go.. hahaha.. bt sure exp  tongue.gif

do u mean Citygate outlet at Tung Chung? actually if wanna buy branded stuffs in Asia country, imho would be in HK
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Anyone tried to purchase KR Pass successfully from Korail website? I tried so many times to make the payment but it kept on stated 'Transaction Communication Error'.
Is there any other way to buy the KR Pass?
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QUOTE(lyong @ Jun 10 2012, 02:16 PM)
Anyone tried to purchase KR Pass successfully from Korail website? I tried so many times to make the payment but it kept on stated 'Transaction Communication Error'.
Is there any other way to buy the KR Pass?
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what browser did you use? i found out that many websites in south korea only work correctly with internet explorer. sweat.gif
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Ladies and gentleman, I'm planning with my friend to go to Korea this autumn but i cant seem to find any interesting place in the 1st page. Any recommendations from those who have been there and mind to share your experience?

I have checked KOrea official website but still doesnt amuse me.

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post Jun 12 2012, 05:12 AM

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Does 60,000won too much for 1-day meals for 1 person? Includes breakfast,lunch,dinner and snacks.
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QUOTE(EightPhantomz @ Jun 12 2012, 05:12 AM)
Does 60,000won too much for 1-day meals for 1 person? Includes breakfast,lunch,dinner and snacks.
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If non-halal eater, you can budget about 6000 won per meal. Snacks - not sure, I never took snacks coz the main meals are already very filling.
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QUOTE(EightPhantomz @ Jun 12 2012, 05:12 AM)
Does 60,000won too much for 1-day meals for 1 person? Includes breakfast,lunch,dinner and snacks.
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60k won for 1 person a day...a lot liao. You can BBQ every meal I think. Even expensive bulgogi 30k won 1 plate very nice liao biggrin.gif


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QUOTE(EightPhantomz @ Jun 12 2012, 05:12 AM)
Does 60,000won too much for 1-day meals for 1 person? Includes breakfast,lunch,dinner and snacks.
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average meal pricing
lunch around 6000 won
dinner around 10000 won
macdonald less than 4000 won during lunch hour

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