PLACE-C is a multi-cultural complex located in Gyeongju, Gyeongbuk. It operates a Korean restaurant, cafe, exhibition hall, glamping, and more, offering visitors diverse cultural, artistic, and culinary experiences. Founded by CEO Choi Sang-won, this space pursues local co-prosperity and sustainability, establishing itself as a new cultural hub in Gyeongju.

"PLACE-C, a space that breaks boundaries, is a multi-cultural complex located in Gyeongju, a thousand-year-old city and one of the world's four great ancient cities. We aimed to create a space where diverse people can gather to enjoy art, share good food and drinks, and spend time finding comfort and healing. We hope that moments in this comfortable space, enjoying culture, art, tradition, and gourmet food, will re-illuminate our unpredictable and anxious daily lives."

Business Areas

• Art Exhibitions and Cultural Arts Support: PLACE-C plans and hosts various exhibitions by domestic and international artists, focusing on contemporary art. Through this, it contributes to the revitalization of local culture and art and provides visitors with new cultural and artistic experiences.
• Korean Restaurant and Cafe Operation: We present Korean hot pot rice set meals and 'juan-sang' (drinking snacks) that reinterpret local cuisine in a modern way, using fresh ingredients sourced daily from local farms. We also operate a cafe offering various beverages, including teas and coffees that capture the essence of Gyeongju's nature.
• Multi-cultural Complex and Events: In addition to the exhibition hall, Korean restaurant, and cafe, it is equipped with a VIP club, outdoor garden, and glamping facilities. It provides a venue for various cultural exchanges and relaxation through seminar and meeting room rentals, as well as linked programs and events.

Products

• Contemporary Art Special Exhibitions: We host large-scale special exhibitions featuring works by famous domestic and international artists such as Rose Wylie, Takashi Murakami, and Mayuka Yamamoto. Special exhibitions centered on the collection of founder Chairman Choi Sang-won are also held.
• Korean Hot Pot Rice Set Meal: We offer healthy and meticulously prepared Korean hot pot rice menus using local specialties, such as octopus and abalone hot pot rice, Hanwoo bulgogi hot pot rice, and wild vegetable hot pot rice. We reinterpret local cuisine in a modern way to provide visitors with a special culinary experience.
• Signature Teas and Coffees: We sell unique tea menus that harmonize with Gyeongju's nature, such as Hadong Blended Tea (Yuja-byeongcha) and Jasmine Milk Tea, along with high-quality coffee. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely time while admiring the beautiful scenery.

Special Notes

• Gyeongju's Representative Multi-cultural Complex: It is a new cultural hub in Gyeongju, equipped with various facilities such as an exhibition hall, Korean restaurant, cafe, and glamping on an approximately 2,000 pyeong site, allowing visitors to enjoy art, gourmet food, and relaxation in one place. It provides differentiated experiences to visitors.
• Architecture Considering Sustainability and Local Co-prosperity: It pursued sustainability by upcycling wood from existing Hanok pensions, preserving traditional beauty. Furthermore, it contributes to local economic revitalization and menu development using local specialties.
• A Venue for Domestic and International Contemporary Art Exchange: It attracts exhibitions by famous domestic and international artists and serves as a platform for artists and visitors to interact. It aims to establish a virtuous cycle of culture and art connecting the Seoul metropolitan area and other regions, centered in Gyeongju.

Recruitment Information

• Main Hiring Positions: We primarily recruit kitchen staff for the Korean restaurant (cooking, kitchen assistant), cafe staff (barista), and facility management roles.
• Benefits: Lunch is provided.

💡 A Word from JobPloy
PLACE-C is a multi-cultural complex located in Gyeongju, equipped with various facilities such as a Korean restaurant, cafe, and exhibition hall. Job roles may primarily include service (food and beverage, hall serving), facility management, and exhibition operation assistance. For foreign workers, it will be an opportunity to work in a unique environment where Korean tradition and contemporary art harmonize, experiencing diverse cultures. Korean communication skills are important for customer service, and due to the nature of the service industry, weekend work may be required.