If Big Bang is your bias, your next trip to Seoul should include some spots they've been seen at. Even if you don't see the band's members on your visit, you are likely to have fun there for pretty much the same reason your favorite celebrities do. You can:

Party it up like G-Dragon and T.O.P. Club Rococo is a club located in the basement of the beautiful Imperial Palace Boutique Hotel. The multicultural club was a hit early on as G-Dragon and T.O.P.'s  music video for "High High" was filmed there. The hotel is located at 248-7 Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. For more information, call the international reservations number at 1 866 990 9491or visit the site at club-rococo.com.

Eat the same food enjoyed by G-Dragon and 2NE1's CL. We don't know exactly what they ate while they visited Bada Sikdong, but the restaurant is famous for its spicy sausage stew, pork barbecue and its East-meets-West fusion cuisine. The cuisine mixes such American convenience foods as processed cheese and franks with traditional dishes such as kimchi. Diners are also an entertaining mix as the restaurant is as often frequented by locals as celebrities. The restaurant is located at 743-7 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu Seoul. For more information, call 02-795-1317 or visit seoulrestaurant@naver.com.

Bowl a few rounds like Taeyang. G-Dragon sang at the opening of the Pierrot Strike Bowl and Pub in Apgujeong and Taeyang has occasionally been seen bowling there. For a bowling alley, this one has a sophisticated interior, crafted out of wood and brick. Everything about the Bowl and Pub is trendy down to the unique shoes that bowlers wear. The Bowl and Pub is located in the Designer Club building at 200-1 Shindang-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul. The large yellow building has a glass-front fitness center and the Galleria shopping mall is to the left. Call 02-6007-8008 for bowling information and 02-6007-8889 for pub information. Or you can visit PierrotStrike.co.kr.