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It's been more than 10 years since I first came to Korea and stayed at the casino at Seven Luck in COEX until the morning, but this is the first time I've explored the inside of a mall.

Located in Samseong in the Gangnam area of ​​Seoul, this convention center is home to many international exhibitions, international conferences, and cultural and artistic events, and is said to be as large as nine Tokyo Domes. The shopping mall is a huge complex that also has leisure facilities such as an aquarium, theater, and movie theater.

I looked around the clothing and miscellaneous goods stores, but now that the coronavirus has calmed down, it is certainly bustling with young people.

I saw the famous library and relaxed at a Starbucks inside the library.

I got a little lost on my way to Seven Luck from the mall, but I managed to get there by going up and down.

At the counter, I made a member card for my daughter and received a 50,000W betting coupon and a 10,000W slot coupon.

Since this was the last casino of the day, I thought I'd play a little, but the low minimum tables were full, so I sat at a live machine.

Unlike the past, live machines are inflated, and the minimum for baccarat is 20,000W.

In Korea, baccarat tables used to be available from 10,000W, but recently there are few 30,000W tables, and most are 50,000W.

Casinos on the Cotai side of Macau also seem to be 1,000H$, so if you want to play at a table for a long time, you need a fair amount of money.

It depends on the content of the play, but if you really want to stick to the table for a long time, you want about 100 times the minimum.

I stopped playing after playing a few times and made enough money to eat dinner.

My daughter ran out of slot coupons easily, but she bet on the baccarat banker with her betting coupon, and she hit it perfectly.

With this, she won a total of 100,000W for this betting coupon game with 2 wins and 1 loss.

Even if you are not interested in casinos when you come to Korea, I think it is okay to try it out if you have time. If I'm lucky, I might be able to earn enough to pay for food.

For dinner, I went to Kyochon Chicken in Dongdaemun.

This place is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

I ordered a non-spicy soy sauce butter? chicken takeout, which cost about 30,000w including fries.

While I was waiting for about 20 minutes, other Japanese people also ordered.

I ate it in my hotel room. It was quite filling, juicy and delicious.

Day 4

On the last day, my flight was at 12 o'clock, so after checking out of the hotel, I went straight to Gimpo Airport.

I didn't have any checked luggage, so I found it at the machine near the ANA counter and headed to the departure gate.

Gimpo Airport is much smaller than Incheon Airport, so it's not difficult to get lost.

I had breakfast at the Sky Hub Lounge on the first floor, where you can use Priority Pass.

Here, you can make your own bibimbap, and they have a good selection of drinks.

The flight from Gimpo to Haneda was on time, and while I was watching Parasite, we arrived in Japan.

The flight from Haneda to Komatsu was also trouble-free, and we arrived home around 8pm.

We only spent a little time in the casino this time, but I guess Korean casinos are a bit too quiet.

Anyway, I'm glad my daughter seemed to enjoy herself.

Next time I'd like to go to a tekkaba in Macau.

The end.