Beyond the main tourist spots, which Seoul neighborhood's vibe has actually grown on you the most since you've been here?

Have you ever wandered into a random pojangmacha at midnight and stumbled onto your new favorite meal for like five bucks?

I'm curious—what's a Korean seasonal dish or ingredient you didn't expect to love, but now you're actually looking forward to it coming back around?

What's the weirdest convenience store snack you've actually enjoyed that you swore you wouldn't?

Since you've been here, have you picked up any Korean dining etiquette that actually makes sense now, or is there still something about the food culture that catches you off guard?

Have you ever stumbled into a random pojangmacha (street tent bar) at midnight and ended up chatting with locals who insisted on buying you soju?

What's your take on Korean cafe culture—are you a minimalist coffee spot person or do you find yourself drawn to those wild themed cafes that seem to exist on every corner?

What's the one Korean neighborhood spot that changed how you see the city, no cap?

I've heard Mangwon Market has this totally different energy compared to the touristy markets—have you explored it, and what's a dish or spot there that actually surprised you?

What's the weirdest convenience store snack you've discovered that actually slaps harder than anything back home?