I really can’t speak about clubs in Seoul.  I have never been to a Korean club in actual Korea but I would imagine that it’s similar to normal clubs anywhere in the U.S.  You can probably get bottle service just by asking the waiter.

As far as Korean clubs in Los Angeles, they are known as “booking” services.  When you get bottle service, you are assigned a waiter.

I read your blog a little bit… and I think the reason you aren’t getting as much success in clubs is that you try too hard.  Some of the lines you use are probably too gimmicky for the Korean culture.

You really want to be situationally relevant with whatever you use as your material and make sure it’s adapted to the culture. You also want all your energy focused on having fun and helping the girls have fun while being genuine. Most girls can smell game-y guys a mile away.

Love your post and the overall perspective of your blog. I totally agree that having the “fun vibe” is the best way to both enjoy clubs as well as meet women who are “up for it.” Better yet, when you become a regular at these clubs, you’re known as the social guy and girls are more inclined to meet you, trust you, and bounce with you. It’s that easy!
 
I gotta ask about the Korean club though. I had quite the opposite experience, although I went to club Harlem in Seoul, which is supposedly Asia’s toughest venue. I opened about 20 sets, and only 1 hooked. Where did you head to to use your “bottle service” game?
 
I tried a similar thing in Hong Kong, and did have amazing social proof. It brought the fun, and I don’t even drink!
 
Cheers!
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