Yeongdeungpo-gu's Times Square mall and Yeouido financial district generate a diverse food scene of department store restaurants, business lunch spots, and the Han River cycling culture that has made outdoor food and coffee culture a fixture of the waterfront.
As far as malls go, this one serves its purpose well. There are plenty of selections and it's not very crowded and it is well communicated by the metro. In contrast to other malls in Seoul it has sitting benches in front of stores so you can wait if someone you're with is shopping in a store that holds no interest to you. Overall, it's one of the better mall experiences in Seoul.
A large-scale complex mall that is extremely convenient and full of things to enjoy. It is easily accessible not only by car but also by subway and bus. It is directly connected to a department store and also features a cinema and a wide variety of restaurants, making it a place where you can spend the entire day. The first floor frequently transforms into a large event space, hosting movie promotions, new product showcases, and various themed markets. It also houses a large E-Mart and a major bookstore, so you can enjoy both shopping and cultural activities in one place. All areas, including restrooms and other facilities, are kept very clean, making this mall especially comfortable to use.
A beautiful place to shop, browse, eat, or just sit and relax especially if the weather is cold out. I really love the Christmas decorations and the vibes. We had an amazing time here and will visit again before we leave Seoul.
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