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  • Going on a ski trip but don't know where/how to borrow equipment in Seoul? We got you covered!

    Here are some prominent Korean online shopping apps that provide comprehensive selections of snow sports (mk.co.kr) However, it’s worth noting that Coupang’s primary language is Korean. For non-Korean speakers, using a browser’s translation feature, such as Google Translate, can enhance Danggeun Known as Karrot , derived from the Korean word for “carrot” (당근), Danggeun is a platform where However, non-Korean speakers may face challenges in Danggeun, as interactions typically occur in Korean

  • Rainy season is coming to South Korea! This is how to prepare for it! [Monsoon guide]

    Korean cuisine offers a wide range of dishes that are perfect for rainy days. Jjigae: Jjigae is a Korean stew made with various ingredients such as tofu, kimchi, pork, or seafood Samgyetang: Samgyetang is a traditional Korean chicken soup made with a whole young chicken stuffed Hotteok: Hotteok is a sweet Korean pancake filled with brown sugar, cinnamon, and nuts. Traditional Korean teas such as yujacha (citron tea) or sujeonggwa (cinnamon punch) are soothing options

  • Fifty Fifty's Keena returns to Attrakt! Plus, we decode their letters & Korean netizens responded!

    We also break down Fifty Fifty's letters to their fans and how Korean netizens responded! Korean netizens are getting antsy as they would like to see evidence claims instead of letters of empty Fourth, "Fifity Fifty will not use Korean but only English from now on." After reading and decoding the conversations, we can agree with Korean netizens that these girls have

  • Seoul Jazz Academy partners with the Australian Institute of Music in a magical evening of K-pop and K-culture!

    Filled with laughter, educational talks, and cultural exchange, Australia and South Korea showcased a experiences from graduating from AIM to presenting career opportunities in both the Australian and South Korean

  • From Italy to Seoul: "Can This Love Be Translated?" Filming Locations (How They Impacted the Story!)

    South Korea: Where Love Returns to Reality Can This Love Be Translated? Filming Locations in Seoul (Credits: Netflix) South Korea grounds the story emotionally, bringing romance Gwanghwamun Square, Seoul As Korea’s symbolic heart, Gwanghwamun Square represents the collision of

  • K-entertainment industry pauses events in wake of horrific plane crash

    K-pop events have been postponed in South Korea due to a period of mourning in memory of those who died Image: Muan, South Korea- BBC. Uncertain future There is no doubt, that the Korean entertainment industry faced its fair share of struggles during 2024, and with the Korean entertainment industry taking a collective pause, it shows the solidarity The plane crash in Muan, is one of the worst crashes that has happened on Korean soil in decades, and

  • Foreigner-Friendly Banking Apps in Korea: Your Hassle-Free Guide!

    Your adventure through the Korean banking world starts here! Image: Korean cash machines - Source: The Korea Herald Why should you open a bank account in Korea? The requirements may vary, but make sure to at least prepare these documents: Passport Visa Registration Card (ARC) Your address in Korean & English A Korean phone number - if you don't have one already, you English-Speaking Staff at Korean Banks Yes, generally, Korean banks do have English speakers, especially

  • Lee Jun-ho Returns in Action K-drama "Cashero": Cast, Plot, Summary, and Where to Watch

    Jun-ho leads the Netflix K-drama Cashero (Credits: Netflix) Cashero  is one of the most talked-about Korean It is based on a popular Korean webtoon and blends fantasy storytelling with real-life emotions.

  • Is Gen Z Killing Traditional Chuseok or Redefining It?

    In this article, we will focus on whether or not Gen Z is killing the traditional Korean Chuseok (Korean side than their elders, many traditions that surround Chuseok , such as wearing Hanbok (traditional Korean a seven-day holiday, otherwise known as a "Golden Holiday" from October 3 - October 9 , with some Koreans Gen Z Young Koreans these days, otherwise known as Gen Z spend a lot of time on social media. Jeon — Korean-style savory pancakes made from ingredients like zucchini, meat, or fish, dipped in egg

  • “Mantis” Movie Review: Yim Si-Wan and Park Gyu-Young’s Netflix Assassin Spinoff Is Stylish but Messy

    When Kill Boksoon dropped in 2023, it became Netflix’s unexpected flex in the assassin thriller game. Two years later, Netflix thought, “Why stop there?” and delivered Mantis . This time, the spotlight shifts to a younger, flashier generation of contract killers trying to rebuild their world after the fall of MK Entertainment and its top assassins. Instead of a heart-wrenching mother and daughter story like Boksoon, we are thrown into a world of start-ups, rivalries, and plenty of knife fights. The story mainly follows four key players: Yim Si-wan , Park Gyu-young , Jo Woo-jin , and Choi Hyun-wook . Mantis comes back from vacation, finds his world is upside down, and soon realizes all are competing to become the number one assassin. Mantis movie poster (Credits: IMDb) As the murder for hire empire crumbles, the film leans more on layered competition and shifting alliances than on a single assassin’s journey , even though the title might make you think otherwise. But here is the million-dollar question: Is the film actually worth your time? Will it keep you hooked on a Saturday night, or will you be checking your phone halfway through? If you have not seen it yet, read on, but fair warning, we are diving into both the highs and lows of this Netflix spinoff. So buckle up, and let’s get into it. Meet the New Gen of Killers Meet Han-ul (played by Yim Si-wan ), aka Mantis. He’s talented, cocky, and fresh off vacation when he finds out MK has gone up in flames. His solution? Launch his own killer company (because LinkedIn clearly wasn’t an option). He’s joined by Jae-yi (played by Park Gyu-young ), his childhood friend/rival, who’s been struggling to survive after being blacklisted from MK. Their chemistry is on point; sometimes they’re ride-or-die partners, sometimes it feels like they’d kill each other for the last dumpling. Park Gyu-young and Yim Si-wan (Credits: IMDb) Mentoring them is Dokgo ( Jo Woo-jin ), an older assassin coming out of retirement, plus a random investor ( Choi Hyun-wook ) who’s more obsessed with Jae-yi than is probably healthy. The Good Stuff: Vibes & Violence The real juice here is the Han-ul and Jae-yi dynamic. Their friendship, rivalry, and love-hate relationship give the movie its authenticity. Park Gyu-young especially kills it (pun intended). Her performance is layered with anger, ambition, and vulnerability. Honestly, she steals the spotlight from Si-wan more than once. Park Gyu-young (Credits: IMDb) The review would be incomplete if I didn't mention Mantis; he is good at whatever he does. The action and the dialogue delivery were delivered on point. The action? Pretty slick. It doesn’t hit the highs of Kill Boksoon , but it’s still sharp enough to keep you hooked. The final fight sequence, especially, is a banger. Plus, the whole “young assassins hustling for gigs in a collapsing industry” thing is unexpectedly relatable. (Freelancers, we see you.) Yim Si-wan (left), Park Gyu-young (Credits: IMDb) The Flop Side: Story Struggles Here’s where Mantis stumbles. While Kill Boksoon had laser focus on one woman, one moral crisis, this spinoff tries to juggle too many ideas. Assassin unemployment rates? Shaky company politics? Side plots that go nowhere? It gets messy. Si-wan's Mantis , despite being the title character, doesn’t feel fully out. For most of the movie, he’s just orbiting around Jae-yi’s goals. Noble, sure, but a little hollow. Honestly, Jae-yi should’ve been the main lead. Lee Tae-sung’s direction is solid, and the film starts with the right hook, but it slips away into a half-baked plot. Too much information ends up spoiling the broth. Final Verdict: Should You Stream It? Mantis is like that scrappy younger sibling trying to live up to an older sister’s legacy. It’s fun, flashy, and occasionally heartfelt, but it doesn’t quite cut as deep as Kill Boksoon . If you’re here for slick fight scenes and killer chemistry between Si-wan and Gyu-young, you’ll have a good time. If you wanted the same emotional depth and tight storytelling as Boksoon ? You might leave a little disappointed. Yim Si-wan (center), Park Gyu-young (left), and Jo Woo-jin (Credits IMDb) Final Call Mantis is a decent watch for assassin-thriller fans, but maybe one you’ll remember more for the fight clips than the full story. Movie details: Movie Name Mantis Direction Lee Tae-sung Movie Cast Im Si-wan, Park Gyu-young, Jo Woo-jin, Choi Hyun-wook Original Title 사마귀 Mantis 2025 Writers Byun Sung-hyun, Lee Jin-seong and Lee Tae-sung Time Duration 1:53 minutes Let us know in the comments: did you vibe with Mantis ? Was it a yes or a no for you? #Mantis #ImSiWan #ParkGyuYoung #JoWooJin #ChoiHyunWook

  • Summer Cycle Syncing: Ultimate August Health Hacks for Women

    Korean skincare products for women to beat the July heat - https://www.shefashionable.com/ It's no secret that staying on top of your beauty game during the peak of the Korean summer is no easy challenge. Top Products Oura Ring 4 (Oura Ring) So what are the top Korean skincare products this August? If this price point is too high for you, SULT Electrolyte Variety Packs are available via Coupang or Final Thoughts The Dojeon Media team really does understand the struggles of Korean summers!

  • 5 Reasons Why “Typhoon Family” Is Worth Your Time

    The story is set during South Korea's late 1990s economic collapse, also known as the IMF era . Synopsis Typhoon Family began in 1997, when South Korea faced a massive economic crisis —the infamous As South Korea fights to rebuild its economy, the characters try to rebuild their lives.

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