Mad Max
Western Style bar, serves a good rum/coke. Gus is gone though, now not as fun. Go to Touchdown instead.
Goose Goose
Bupyeong. innocuous enough from the outside, goose goose is perhaps the largest and busiest westerner zone in town on a saturday night. the "pub jukebox" is an open desktop computer running itunes. excuse the canadian's playing celine dion.
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Rio's Western Bar
Guwol-dong square arts center. perhaps the only 'western-style' bar outside of bupyeong regularly packed with foreigners. the pub is quite well hidden and therefore tends to attract the same local english teachers rather than wandering tourists. located on the 3rd floor in the same building is the massive and rather infamous king kong hof, also frequented by westerners on weekends"
Who's Bar
Bupyeong. a cosy western bar great for catching up on english football. the owner is a very friendly young fellow who'll offer a free drink to new esl teachers.
N's Pub
Small but good atmosphere. Very cheap drinks and beer but no soju; a recent favorite for both foreigners and koreans.
Rock Bar
Bupyeong. very cheap beer, 6,000 won for 2000cc. watch out for rats in the toilets.
The Shine
A high-class atmosphere for budget prices, The Shine is a traditional bar in that you have to buy anju 안주, appetizer or meal with your drinks, but the food is quite good. Drinks are reasonably priced and beer can be purchased in towering disperners which shoot dry ice through a tube and out a chimney on top.
Woodstock
Bupyeong. the original woodstock is small about 2 dozen seats but is comfy and has nice bartenders. the newly opened second location also in bupyeong is much bigger.
G7 Pub
Bupyeong. a western-style pub with a stage. previously hosted trivia night every thursday, but that has been canceled. beers are 2,500 won for 500cc and 12,000 for a 3000cc, and they serve excellent fresh kiwi soju.
Chunnyue Sarang(천년의 사랑)
Songdo hiltop hotel street. korea's original tea & wine, snack. the master's dress is oriental korea costum and interier is oriental calture style.
Incheon has plenty of watering holes, mostly in Bupyeong, where the area behind the Starbuck's Coffee gets more densely packed with drunk youth than anywhere else in the city. Another popular area is "Arts Center", the name often used to refer to the area between Arts Center Station 예술회관역 and Incheon Bus Terminal/Shinsegae Department Store. This is perhaps the most attractive area of the city, but remains strangely off the radar for most tourists.