Reserved guests walk in smoothly. You pay the same prices locals pay. Replies 3 PM-5 AM Korea time; after 3 AM we may be slower to check.
Same-day bookings welcome — message by 9:30 PM KST to be in tonight's 10 PM table allocation.
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These are the club's own minimums — the same for foreign and Korean guests. They move night to night with how booked the room already is, the season and guest DJs — so the real number for your date can come in below or above what you see here. Treat every figure as a guide and ask us for that night's price. Halloween, Christmas and the 31 December countdown party are the club's biggest nights of the year: minimums on those dates run well above everything below and are set close to the date, so ask early. One local thing to know: in Korean clubs people stand on the table platform to dance. If you'd rather sit, ask for an R table — it's the only sofa zone.
Simplified plan. You can ask for a particular table — it takes a higher minimum and still isn't guaranteed; your zone is confirmed at 10 PM on the night. The S spots are standing areas and aren't sold.
Won (₩) is the real price — that is what the club charges. The US$ figures are a rough guide only, converted at a rate we set by hand and update from time to time; the exchange rate moves daily, so what your card is charged will differ.
Ordering bottles à la carte adds a ₩50,000 charge per table. It's waived when you order a bottle set (4+ bottles of the same champagne). Standard minimums are à la carte, so count it in: ₩700,000 + ₩50,000 = ₩750,000 all-in.
Two real examples from the club's menu, VAT included. No hidden lines.
Sets: house champagne 5 bottles ₩1,750,000 · 10 bottles ₩3,500,000. Moët 5 bottles ₩2,000,000. Cocktails ₩15,000, shots ₩7,000.
For the big night. All VAT included — tell us what you want and we'll build the table around it.
A dedicated attendant stays with your table all night: guards it while you're on the floor, escorts you to the VIP restrooms, and walks you in, out and back in. Available for C and D zone tables and above, and assigned first come, first served — there are only so many on a night, so ask about it when you book rather than on arrival.
Order three bottles on a weeknight, or four on a Friday or Saturday, and the club puts your message up on the main screen. Birthdays, a friend's first night in Korea, your crew's name — send us the line you want.
Any language — the board displays every script. Nothing political or sexual, and send us the exact line when you book: the club checks every line in advance, so if yours can't go up you'll hear it from us before the night, not at the door. VVVIP tables can also request an EDM track; ask about the screen and the track together.
From VVIP tables up, your bottles arrive with a sparkler parade and picket boards — and the club can put your country on them. Tell us where you're from when you book and it'll be waiting.
WhatsApp, LINE, WeChat or Instagram. Say the date, how many people, your budget — and where you're from, so your country's picket is ready. We reply 3 PM-5 AM KST; after 3 AM we may be slower to check.
You'll know the minimum, which bottles fit it, and — for C/D zones and above — whether a security attendant is still available. Attendants go first come, first served, so ask now.
Message by 9:30 PM to be in that night's allocation. At 10 PM the club places every table at once, in this order: the higher your spend, the better the zone you're offered — and among tables at the same spend, whoever booked earlier is placed first. So booking early wins the ties. We send you your zone then. Specific table numbers can't be promised in advance — but you can request one; tell us when you book.
Our staff meet you at the door and walk you in. No queue, no dress-code stress for table guests.
19+ only — born in 2007 or earlier. Bring your physical passport; photos and copies aren't accepted. Living in Korea? Your ARC (residence card) works in its place.
Relaxed for table guests — a booked table takes most of the dress-code pressure off. Smart-casual is a safe choice; just skip flip-flops and sportswear. Not sure about an outfit? Send us a photo before you leave the hotel and we'll tell you straight.
Doors 11 PM, but the floor fills from 1 AM — arriving at opening means waiting. If you want the full Korean club experience, come around midnight and watch the room fill up. Standard tables need everyone in by 12:30 AM; VVIP tables by 1:30 AM. Closes 8 AM weekdays, 10 AM weekends. Closed Mondays.
We don't ask for a deposit on normal nights (big event nights — the EDC Korea afterparty, Halloween, Christmas and the 31 December countdown — are the exception; see the FAQ). Making a visitor transfer money to someone they've never met before a night out isn't a good way to start, so we hold your table on trust. That only works if bookings are kept: a table held for a group that arrives very late, or not at all, is a table another group was turned away from. If late arrivals and last-minute cancellations keep piling up, we'll have no choice but to introduce a deposit. Plans changed? One message is all we ask.
Card or cash at the club, in Korean won, and the prices are the same for everyone. Planning to pay with anything other than won — WeChat Pay and the like? Tell us when you book so we can check what's accepted for your table that night.
There's no dedicated English-speaking staff on the floor, so picking your bottles in advance makes the night run smoothly — the order is waiting for you and nobody has to explain anything over the music.
A table left empty for long stretches can be flagged for table-out. Heading to the restroom or looking around the club? Leave at least one person at the table — or, on a C/D zone table or above, add a security attendant to hold it while you're all on the floor.
“Please go to Club ACE, 597 Gangnam-daero, B1.” Sinsa Station (Line 3), exit 4, is a short walk.
You'll find stories online about visitors being turned away at Gangnam club doors, and they aren't made up — without a reservation, entry is at the door's discretion on the night. A booked table changes the situation: you're on the night's list, our staff meet you at the door and walk you in, and the dress code is relaxed for table guests. You pay the same minimums Korean guests pay. Turning up without a table is the part we don't recommend.
No. You book with us in English, Chinese or Japanese and we pass it all to the club. There is no dedicated foreign-language staff on the floor, which is exactly why we ask you to choose your bottles when you book — the order is already waiting and nothing has to be explained over the music. If anything comes up during the night, message us and we will sort it out with the floor.
A table changes the night: you have your own space instead of standing in the crowd, our staff walk you in, and you can message us at any point while you are there. From C and D zones up you can add a security attendant who stays with your table, guards it while you are dancing and escorts you to the VIP restrooms — ask when you book, they go first come, first served. When you want to leave, message us and we will put you in a taxi with the address ready.
Yes. Message by 9:30 PM KST and you're in that night's 10 PM allocation. From 10:30 PM, remaining tables are released first come, first served, matched to your budget.
Standard tables: everyone in by 12:30 AM. VVIP tables: by 1:30 AM. Doors open at 11 PM but the room fills from 1 AM — if you'd like to see a Korean club from the start, arrive around midnight, settle into your table and watch it fill up.
Yes, and by a lot. Halloween, Christmas and the 31 December countdown party are the club's peak nights: minimums for those dates are set separately, run well above a normal weekend, and sell out early. Message us ahead and we'll give you the real number for that night before you commit to anything. These nights also book differently: Halloween bookings open one to two weeks ahead and tables go by spend, and on all three nights you hold a table in advance with a 50% deposit (the rest is paid at the club). On the day itself there's no deposit: message us by 9:30 PM and take the tables that are left, first come first served.
Not on normal nights. Big event nights are the exception: festival afterparties such as EDC Korea, Halloween, Christmas and the 31 December countdown. To hold a table in advance on those nights, you pay 50% by the booking deadline and the rest at the club. On the day itself there's no deposit — message us by 9:30 PM and take the tables that are left, first come first served. The rest of the year we hold your table on trust rather than asking visitors to transfer money to someone they've never met. Please keep your side: arrive by your cut-off, and if plans change, send one message so the table can go to someone else. If no-shows start piling up, we'll have no choice but to bring in a deposit on normal nights too — so please keep your booking.
Yes. There is no separate booking charge for it — what changes is the minimum. To hold a particular table you generally need to come in about ₩1,000,000-2,000,000 above that zone's guide, because at the 10 PM allocation the best tables go to the highest spend. That extra is your own bottles, not a fee: it comes back to you on the table. Even so it isn't locked in — you may get the table you named, or the one beside it. And if it's the one beside it, nothing is lost, because the extra was bottles all along. Tell us the table early and we'll tell you what it takes for your date.
From ₩700,000 (₩750,000 with the table charge) Tue–Thu and Sunday, from ₩1,000,000 on Fri–Sat. Premium zones behind the DJ start at ₩2,000,000. These are guides, not fixed prices — how booked the night already is moves them up or down, so send us your date and we'll give you the real number. Halloween, Christmas and 31 December are priced separately and cost considerably more.
No — it's included with the table.
No. You pay the club directly, at the club's prices.
Yes. Same room, same address by Sinsa Station — the club was renamed from Race to ACE. Older posts and map listings under the Race name are about this venue, but their opening hours and prices are often out of date: today the club opens Tuesday to Sunday from 11 PM and is closed only on Mondays. Check current prices with us.
No. Gangnam Night Desk is an independent booking desk run by an MD who works at Club ACE. The club's own Instagram is @clubaceseoul_official.
If you ask, we can connect you to lounges in Apgujeong too.