[juniors-dream] In Korea, restroom use is free or paid?

there are free public restrooms in Seoul, South Korea. They can be found in various locations such as parks, shopping centers, subway stations, and tourist attractions. The quality and cleanliness of these restrooms may vary, but most are well-maintained for public use. If you need to find a restrooms in Seoul, you can ask a local or look for signs indicating the location of public restrooms. Some popular tourist destinations, such as Gyeongbokgung Palace and Namsan Tower, also have free restrooms available for visitors.

Generally, toilets are free in Korea. but the paid restrooms are typically found in the following areas: restaurants and cafes. These restrooms are paid in the sense that you need to buy something, like food or a drink, or, in the case of the theaters and museums, you need to buy a ticket. The doors to these restrooms may require a key or a code entered on a keypad, so the receipt you are given for your purchase will have the code, or you will be given a key. These restrooms are quite better than the free ones. But not always.

From now on, I hope you don't have any difficulty using the restroom.