Taxi & Car Services in Gwangju, South Korea

You are in the neighborhood where the Korean language lessons are located. Song-i Hong Chansong Hong http://blog.naver.com/tongtong2014

I used to live near here last year. An Irish friend still lives near there. I would tell the taxi driver McDonalds (Korean pronunciation) Ssangcheon or if that doesn't work Uncheon Ji Ha Cheol (Subway).

There's one right next to the Emart in sangmu. I think its actually another first nepal, not sure. Its a block away(see map) on the basement of the building, under the 7-11. https://www.google.co.kr/maps/place/%EB%A1%AF%EB%8D%B0%EC%86%90%ED%95%B4%EB%B3%B4%ED%97%98+%EB%B9%9B%EA%B3%A0%EC%9D%84%EC%98%81%EC%97%85%EC%86%8C/@35.1546893,126.8522179,17 z/data=!3 m1!4 b1!4 m2!3 m1!1 s0 x3571894 f79 c6 fee9:0 x6 a34 b488180 b3 e8?hl=en

Right down the street from the first one is another one called The Indy. Right on the corner of the big 5-18 park, can't miss it. More expensive (not as good in my opinion) but different. https://www.google.co.kr/maps/place/1226+Chipyeong-dong,+Seo-gu,+Kwangju/@35.1526046,126.8461865,15 z/data=!3 m1!4 b1!4 m2!3 m1!1 s0 x357189450 b8 f503 b:0 xbf98 c94345 cde010?hl=en

062-227-0082 :)

Theres a place out near the airport/out of town train station that does good authentic thai food, though the menu is a little limited http://saykimchirecruiting.com/newsletter/?p=1479

If you can read Korean, KakaoTaxi is a life saver: http://gwangjublog.com/essentials-with-jd-222-how-to-use-kakao-taxi/