2026.08.23 · Views 2,629
Ladies, I'm planning to research beauty services in Korea, but I don't speak Korean, making it difficult to read reviews directly on local websites. I mostly have to rely on English or Vietnamese reviews, but I'm worried about missing information or getting inaccurate details.
Do any of you have experience with this? When looking at reviews, what should I pay attention to to avoid falling into a "trap"? I've seen some reviews that seem too perfect or too negative, and I'm wondering if they might be fake. And what red flags should I watch out for?
I also want to ask if there are any ways to verify information before making a decision? Or does anyone know of reliable websites for finding reviews from foreigners? Thank you all so much! 💕
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I was worried just like you! My little tip is to ask directly in Facebook groups or on Reddit for foreigners living in South Korea. They often share their honest experiences and can help you translate or explain the difficult parts from those Korean reviews.
I totally get this worry! Honestly, I've found that looking for reviews from people in my own country or similar backgrounds helps a lot—like, I search for comments from other Americans or English speakers who've actually been here. Also, I always try to ask questions directly to places before booking, even through translation apps, because how they respond tells you a lot about whether they're legit or not. The vague overly-perfect reviews do seem sus, so I focus on ones with specific details about the actual experience, you know?