It's located about halfway between Walking Street and Friendship.

It's near the old daytime bar area. All the daytime bars have been wiped out by COVID, but about five or six American-style bars in this area have survived and are still operating.

There's no bar fine, and a beer costs around 90 pesos (2,200 KRW) for what you drink. An LD (lady drink) is about 250 pesos (6,500 KRW).

The advantage of American-style bars is that there are many white people and few Koreans. The disadvantage is that the beauty standards of white people and Koreans differ, so the appearance might not be to Korean taste. However, if you put in the effort, you might find someone. Bar fines are generally about 20% cheaper than on Walking Street.

I went to Garfield Bar and ordered a beer. About ten bar girls were gathered in one spot. I called one over and asked.

Do you guys sell food here?

We don't sell food, only drinks.

How much is an LD?

It's 250.

Alright. I'll buy you one, come over here.

She happily brought a beer and came to my side.

How much is a bar fine?

We don't have that here.

How much would you charge for a quickie?

10,000 pesos.

Hahahaha, get lost.

Then I quickly left and never went back there again.

You can also check out the surrounding bars.

If you're interested, by all means.