Frame Seoul
À propos
Lounge house et EDM futuriste à Apgujeong où se produisent des DJ célèbres. Ambiance élégante et raffinée qui séduit les vrais amateurs de musique électronique, même si ce côté léché donne parfois l'impression de privilégier le paraître au fond.
# Frame Seoul: Where Apgujeong's Night Finds Its Rhythm Descend the basement stairs of Frame Seoul and a heavy bass hits first—that weighted throb that signals you've entered somewhere intentional. Located steps from Apgujeong Rodeo Station, this lounge club wraps itself in deep blacks and moody lighting that feels less like a typical club and more like slipping into a carefully curated fever dream. The space itself refuses to feel cramped despite weekend crowds. High ceilings breathe, and the layout moves smartly from the main bar where bartenders work with genuine attentiveness, to conversational table seating, to plush VIP sofas designed for groups wanting to celebrate without shouting. The lighting design doesn't just exist—it envelops, creating an atmosphere that's simultaneously sensual and refined. By 11 PM, DJs take the energy deeper, mixing trendy hip-hop with nuanced house and EDM, each track chosen with obvious intention. What distinguishes Frame Seoul from the usual lounge circuit is the service. Staff greet guests warmly rather than with the cool distance some clubs favor. Bottle presentations arrive with theatrical fire shows and careful lighting choreography. When a bartender recommends spirits, they explain with actual care—Hennessy X.O, Don Julio 1942, or Dom Pérignon aren't just names crossed off a list but suggestions matched to what you want. They handle the small details: glass care, ice refills, the way a bottle's presentation matters. Even newcomers to lounges find themselves comfortable rather than intimidated. The drinks menu spans champagne, tequila, gin, vodka, cognac, and whisky at Apgujeong's prevailing market rates. Moët & Chandon sits at 300,000 won while Dom Pérignon reaches 1.5 million. Whether you're choosing Belvedere vodka or splurging on Armand de Brignac Gold, the selection acknowledges different occasions and budgets. Reserve a VIP table before arriving on weekends—that's not suggestion but necessary wisdom. Come after 11 when the club's pulse truly quickens, ready to let good music and better company carry you through the night.
Menu
- Roasted Mushroom Salad₩14 500
- 구운 치킨 샐러드₩15 000
- Pane Cream Pasta₩17 500
- Gnocchi₩16 500
- 꽃갈비스테이크 파스타₩17 500
Conseils locaux
- Peak hours Friday–Saturday 11 PM–5 AM; arrive after midnight for full crowd energy
- Dress code is smart-casual to smart; the refined atmosphere expects grooming
- Cover charge and bottle minimums typical for Apgujeong lounges — expect 50K+ per person
- Popular with international and local EDM enthusiasts; English generally spoken
Détails
Heures d’ouverture
- dimanche
- Fermé
- lundi
- Fermé
- mardi
- Fermé
- mercredi
- Fermé
- jeudi
- Fermé
- vendredi
- 23:00–05:00
- samedi
- 23:00–05:00