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[hempknight]

I'm sorry if this has been posted about already, but I couldn't find my answer easily using the search function, nor was searching google any help.

I like to stop by an Emart in Seoul. A location closest to Hapjeong stn is best. If you could tell me which Stn it is close to and what exit I should take and such that would be super

[miljeong]

We'd all have to assume you are a TOTAL n00b to both Korea and the internet to need to ask this question here. Rather then give you a fish....

http://emart.shinsegae.com/branch/BRStraightC.asp

In the future, try using Naver maps (http://map.naver.com)

[snowysunshine]

My favorite way to find an E-Mart in a new to me area is to hop in a taxi and ask them to take me there. Sometimes it's further than I think, but once I am able to get my bearings, and figure out where things are, then it's much easier, and often cheaper.

[miljeong]

That's how I always find my car when I go someplace new and don't want to drive around lost forever, and alternately find someplace new when I don't want to drive around to find it.

Hehe.

[wylies99]

OP, from Hapjeong you are two subway stops away from Costco (Yeongdeungpo-gu Office Station http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yeongdeungpo-gu_Office_Station) and one more stop after that from a HomePlus that is directly over the subway station (Mullae http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mullae_Station).

But if you have your heart set on E Mart, there's one next to Sindorim Station ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sindorim_Station ).