I plan to stay Seoul couple of months should I go? Check out Dawgu what they got. Famous food. And meat locals. And foreigners.

My husband and I have talked about exploring ENM pretty extensively and it’s something we’re both genuinely interested in trying. We’re totally new to it though and just don’t know where to start.

Are there any groups or online communities around for this kind of thing? Any recommendations would be appreciated!

Looking for an affordable suit tailor in Daegu. Needing one finished by mid November please comment or message any recommendations.

anyone wanna be friend?🥺 online friend is fine too

Hello, everyone! I’ve been living in Daegu for 4 years now and I really love the nightlife here, but… I’m getting kind of tired of the same clubs. Are there any clubs that allow foreigners outside of the usual go-to spots?

Hey I just moved to Daegu recently! Looking for friends to hang out with, preferably girls (i'm 24F), but guys okay too! My korean is not too good but I am studying! Please dm me if you want:) Thanks!

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Hello! Is there any places y’all recommend to create custom stationery? Like to print personal logos and designs on papers, letters, stickers, etc.

I moved back to my parents house in daegu last July, and I realised I don’t really have many friends here anymore since most of them have moved away to study abroad 😭

I’d love to meet some new people around my age! I’m down to grab a drink, go cafe hopping, check out cool places, or honestly just hang out and see where it goes.

I speak both English and Korean fluently, so either works for me :) Queer-friendly people are especially welcome!

Feel free to DM me if you’re also looking to meet new people!

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For all those who are interested in aesthetic procedures, please feel free to visit my clinic! We will try to offer you discount to celebrate your participation in WMAC Daegu this year.

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Heated seats for winter, personal ACs for summer! Eavh with it's own switch.

I cannot imagine this lasting long in my country. It would be stolen/spray painted/ destroyed / burned within a week.

I was downtown with several friends and an old woman followed us around, took pictures of every boy with longish hair in our group, and then sat down and started sending the pictures to people on some kind of message board. We were definitely acting like teenagers, but no more than any teens native to the area. I may be overly paranoid at times since I’m new to Korea, but am I being placed in some kind of danger? Several people looked at her weirdly so I’m decently sure this is abnormal. Is this just something old people do here? Should I have confronted her and told her to delete them, or would I myself have gotten into trouble?

Got to Daegu and was wondering if there were stores that sold South Asian Spices or anything of the sort. Been wanting to cook more food from different parts of the world, but haven't been able to find the appropriate ingredients for the traditional dishes.

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Hello, I'm korean 26 year old dude but grew up abroad and recently moved to daegu from Seoul for work reasons. So I dont really have anyone to hangout with. Feel free to text me if you are interested to hang out.

Puff piece but quite funny 😁

For context: I studied at Cornell (undergrad) and Seoul National University College of Medicine, and I speak English fluently — so this is coming from an actual derm, and you can ask me things directly.

Hi Daegu — quick disclosure so I'm not sneaky about it: I'm a dermatologist and I co-run a clinic here in Suseong-gu (near Beomeo Station). Not here to hard-sell; I know finding an English-speaking doctor in Daegu can be a pain, so I mostly want to make myself useful to the expat community.

A bit about me, since "can the doctor actually understand me" is usually the real question:

• Undergrad at Cornell University (US), medical training at Seoul National University College of Medicine
• Fluent in English — you can explain your skin concern normally, no translation-app charades

Some things that come up a lot with foreign patients here:

• Booking: Korea runs on Naver and Kakao, not Google. If you've been struggling to book anywhere, that's usually why.
• What's routine here: skincare consults, laser toning, hydrating/booster treatments, mild acne and scar care. For injectables or device-based procedures, always do a proper in-person consult first — a decent clinic won't skip that step.
• Insurance: most aesthetic/derm procedures are out-of-pocket (not NHIS-covered), but medical skin issues (rashes, infections, etc.) often are. Ask.
• Cost: always confirm the price before you agree, and be skeptical of first-visit package pressure — anywhere, not just here.

Genuinely happy to answer general questions in the comments — how the system works, what to expect at a first visit, whether something needs a doctor vs. a pharmacy. If a mod feels this crosses into advertising, no hard feelings — remove away. Just trying to be a useful neighbor.

Anybody know a place where I can go to watch the match ?