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This guide shows how to save hundreds of dollars shopping in South Korea.
It includes:
- Getting discounts at traditional markets
- Finding deals at department stores
- Asking for free samples and gifts while being polite
I grew up haggling in South Korea.
Here’s what I’ve learned.
Quick Tips
- The easiest way to get a discount is by paying in cash.
- Sometimes, not haggling in Korea gets you a discount.
Essential Tips for Haggling in South Korea
Like with Korean business negotiations, haggling is guided by:
- Nunchi (눈치) – intuition and emotional intelligence
- Gibun (기분) – mood and feelings
- Jeong (정) – unspoken bonds
- Chaemyeon (체면) – face or reputation
Here are the main things you can ask for:
- Discounts
- Free gifts
- Coupons
- Samples
Here are a few ways to increase your chances of success:
- Call them “Unnie” (female to female), “Oppa” (female to male), “Noona” (male to female) or “Hyung” (male to male) to make their day
- Read the room – if the mood isn’
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