Cube Traveler

Escape into the world of mystery darkness and seduction; where the wine flows carelessly and awakening up all your senses yet feeling hipniptized by the concoction and beauty of your surrounding .  The architecture of the room meticulously designed and inspired by the Persian theme yet simplified with minimal concepts .  It’s located in the basement.  Candles are lit through out  creating warm inviting feel to contrast with the cellar-like concrete bare walls and floor. The view is spectular with a high celing hung with large Persian stained-glass chandeliors.  The floor is carved out for rays  of water to channel through to the center of the pond-like water source.  The patrons are seated on the floor around the water and can share a smoke of hookah to recapture the nostalgia of old-world Persia.  Along the 2 ends of the walls, private-rooms are available which are closed off with long beautifully draped shaffon curtains. You and your friends can lounge on the pillows while sharing some wine and a great laughter or two.  

 Location: Green Line #2:  Honik University stop.  Exit 6.  Turn left at the first major intersection. You are heading uphill straight for the Honik University Building, also where it deadends.  Turn right.  Walk straight ahead for 4-5 minutes .  Pass Krispy Kreme Donuts.  After passing 7/11 store, turn right at the corner (you will see Club Tool).  Walk straight ahead.  Start looking for Club Harabugi (maybe spelled wrong. It’s Korean word for Grandpa) on your left, on a corner.  Turn left there.  Walk ahead for 1-2 minutes.  Pass ” Museum Cafe” on your right.  Start looking for a building with a arabic-esque writing and theme decor inside.  then head to the the basement.  Good luck trying to find this place.  It may be a little tricky.  It closes at 3am