Common Ground

An interesting blue container shopping mall! There are some dining options, beauty shop (Olive Young) and fashion stores (I.e. OLO and Double JD for trendy clothes). There’s not much here. Pop by if you are in the vicinity or if there’s a brand you are looking for in the mall.

Fun place to hang around, shop, and eat. Very nice to mingle or even hang out by yourself. It's got a variety of stores and a mini market inside one of the containers.

This unique and a little bit different style from other places in Seoul is definitely wort the visit. There aren't too much to do or see, but enough to enjoy yourself and to grab a bite and a coffee. I like the fact its been built out of cargo containers which brings something differen to a very "blend" neighborhood. Now don't get me wrong, the old buildings surrounding this area combined with the very new and modern does bring a very exciting feel, including, young and hip. The layout of shops and places have been changed since my last visit but considering the size, it doesn't disappoint. -tip- it would be better to visit this place as a, if you're in the neighborhood or passing by. I wouldn't go out here only for this. Just my personal opinion ☺️🙏✌️

Despite the bad weather, my visit to Common Ground Seoul was still enjoyable. Among the shipping container shops and eateries, I stumbled upon an Absolut Vodka stand with interactive games where I won some fun prizes. It was a highlight of my trip, showcasing the creativity and innovation of Seoul's urban scene, even in less-than-ideal conditions.

Very nice alternative shopping mall made out of shipping containers. The stores are mainstream but with good shopping options and the retail experience is high. There are plenty of food options on the top floor but unfortunately they weren't well visited. I found the offerings to be quite good but maybe there are other reasons why only few people were dining there.

A 2-3 storey shopping mall made of container boxes. It mainly sells vintage/2nd-hand clothing, reworked items, and some popular brands like Nike. There are also a few restaurants and cafés on the top floor. The overall mall is very aesthetic and clean, including the multiple toilets. However, it is not that big, so it took us around 1-hour to walk through. Overall, there are interesting and unique items for you to shop around it, and many photo-taking spots. However, they do tend to be on the pricier side.

Fun and highly trendy Shopping and foodie plaza! One of my Top favorites in Seoul! It’s popular among foreigners and Korean Youth.

A collection of stores in an interestingly architectural design. Aside from the chain stores there are some cool shops featuring vintage clothes at good prices for Korea. Nice views from the coffee shop patio.

An interesting blue container shopping mall! There are some dining options, beauty shop (Olive Young) and fashion stores (I.e. OLO and Double JD for trendy clothes). There’s not much here. Pop by if you are in the vicinity or if there’s a brand you are looking for in the mall.

Fun place to hang around, shop, and eat. Very nice to mingle or even hang out by yourself. It's got a variety of stores and a mini market inside one of the containers.

This unique and a little bit different style from other places in Seoul is definitely wort the visit. There aren't too much to do or see, but enough to enjoy yourself and to grab a bite and a coffee. I like the fact its been built out of cargo containers which brings something differen to a very "blend" neighborhood. Now don't get me wrong, the old buildings surrounding this area combined with the very new and modern does bring a very exciting feel, including, young and hip. The layout of shops and places have been changed since my last visit but considering the size, it doesn't disappoint. -tip- it would be better to visit this place as a, if you're in the neighborhood or passing by. I wouldn't go out here only for this. Just my personal opinion ☺️🙏✌️

Despite the bad weather, my visit to Common Ground Seoul was still enjoyable. Among the shipping container shops and eateries, I stumbled upon an Absolut Vodka stand with interactive games where I won some fun prizes. It was a highlight of my trip, showcasing the creativity and innovation of Seoul's urban scene, even in less-than-ideal conditions.

Very nice alternative shopping mall made out of shipping containers. The stores are mainstream but with good shopping options and the retail experience is high. There are plenty of food options on the top floor but unfortunately they weren't well visited. I found the offerings to be quite good but maybe there are other reasons why only few people were dining there.

A 2-3 storey shopping mall made of container boxes. It mainly sells vintage/2nd-hand clothing, reworked items, and some popular brands like Nike. There are also a few restaurants and cafés on the top floor. The overall mall is very aesthetic and clean, including the multiple toilets. However, it is not that big, so it took us around 1-hour to walk through. Overall, there are interesting and unique items for you to shop around it, and many photo-taking spots. However, they do tend to be on the pricier side.

Fun and highly trendy Shopping and foodie plaza! One of my Top favorites in Seoul! It’s popular among foreigners and Korean Youth.

A collection of stores in an interestingly architectural design. Aside from the chain stores there are some cool shops featuring vintage clothes at good prices for Korea. Nice views from the coffee shop patio.