BPM 3
  • Enjoy real pork barbecue grilled at your table
  • Practice Korean drinking etiquette
  • Try different savory pancakes and fried goodies at a secret pub
  • Imbibe a variety of traditional and modern beverages
  • Learn a few Korean drinking games
  • Have a sing-a-long in a private karaoke room (optional)

“The Boss’s BBQ Hweshik”: A Real Korean Office Night Out

Korean offices have a tradition called hweshik, the after-work outing where the hierarchy loosens up over BBQ, drinks, and eventually karaoke. This experience recreates it for your team, pork on the grill, a hidden pub, and a private karaoke room if anyone’s brave enough.

Highlights of “The Boss’s BBQ Hweshik”:

Colleagues enjoying Korean BBQ

1. A Neighborhood Korean Barbecue Place

The night starts at a local Korean barbecue joint, pork sizzling on the grill while your team bonds over drinks and lettuce wraps loaded with kimchi. This is the actual spirit of hweshik, not a staged version of it.

Colleagues trying out Korean traditional beverages with pancakes and tempura

2. A Secret Pub Above a Market

Next stop is a hidden pub tucked above a busy market, savory pancakes and fried snacks paired with traditional and modern drinks. Your host teaches a few Korean drinking games here, the kind that actually get a team laughing together.

Colleagues singing karaoke in a private karaoke room

3. Optional Karaoke

For anyone up for it, the last stop is a private karaoke room. Nothing formal, just a room, a mic, and whoever’s willing to sing. It’s usually what people bring up at the office for weeks afterward.

Why Book This

Real hweshik, not a themed version built for tourists. Local pubs and markets your team would never find alone. Actual bonding over shared food and drink, not a corporate icebreaker script. Hosts who know the venues and read the room. Karaoke, if the team’s up for it.

Book It

This is built for teams who eat pork and want a real night out, not a curated one. Fill out the form below and we’ll set it up.

Please note that this experience is tailored for groups who enjoy pork.

IMPORTANT TO KNOW

  • Not for vegetarians or people who don’t eat pork. There are some foods available for guests with these dietary restrictions, but they may leave hungry. For an experience that caters to both vegetarians and meat eaters, try Share, Savor, and Sing.
  • Meet at a designated location near a subway exit. Please tell us if you need transportation. We can arrange it through a partner company for an extra charge.
  • We focus on creating authentic experiences, not touristy fancy outings. Don’t expect Michelin-starred restaurants. Expect better.
  • Maximum Capacity: 40

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