Some of the pens were 400 Won but really cool looking and the bookstore upstairs is huge and magnificent

It was nice to have what I was looking for.

The staff are very friendly

A good selection of stationary, but not so many greetings cards and quite expensive in relation to an office supply store. If the selection of greetings cards were better than I might have given five stars.

Downstairs (Hot Tracks) things can be a little expensive but there's usually something for everyone. Stationary, art supplies and music are their speciality but they also have toys, accessories, games and puzzles. Each holiday brings out a variety of special goods. So right now it's December and it's great for Christmas decorations, cards, gift wrapping, calenders and music boxes. It's connected to the underground mall for easy shopping. But it gets very crowded. Upstairs (Kyobo) is almost all books. Most of the collection is in Korean. But there is a section with English top sellers and classics. There's ESL materials as well but not very much. The children's section has educational toys. There is a cafe and a McDonalds connected to it. It can be hard to park near there but there is access via the subway and since it is central to downtown there are plenty of buses.

A busy place, quite pricey, but great selection of stationery and gift ideas. Staff are really friendly and helpful.

Is so wide and accessible. And lots of things to choose ... Next time, i will visit here for sure.

This place has a little bit of everything. Art supplies, stationery, toys, video games and computer accessories.

Great place where you can a wide variety of things from electronics, stationary and books.

There are a lot of cute nick nacks there

The bathroom is clean