Looking for Oh My Oppa? Here's how Yes! Oppa is different.
If you searched "Oh My Oppa," you probably saw one of the 2018 articles and wanted to know where things stand today. Here's the current picture.
Where to find them today
Oh My Oppa's current website is ohmyoppa.net, and bookings are open there as of July 2026. (Older articles link to their previous .com address, which no longer belongs to the service — head to the .net site.)
What Oh My Oppa offers
Oh My Oppa more or less invented this category — they were the "rent an oppa in Seoul" service that made headlines back in 2018, and the concept was charming then for the same reason it is now: a friendly local, a few hours, no tourist-bus energy.
Today (July 2026, per their public booking pages) the service looks like this: several oppas, each hosting hangouts in their own themed corner of Seoul — K-music in Hongdae, fashion and hanbok around Gyeongbokgung, skincare shopping and The Hyundai, Han River picnics in Yeouido, photo-friendly walks in Jamsil and Myeongdong. Sessions are a fixed 2 hours 45 minutes at $200 for one person, with tiered group pricing that gets cheaper per person — $350 total for four.
That works out to roughly $65–73 per hour for a solo traveler. You pick an oppa, pick their course, and enjoy a curated few hours.
What Yes! Oppa does differently
Yes! Oppa works a little differently. We built for a longer, more custom day. Hourly from $25 — a typical half-day lands at $100–125 for one person. There's no fixed menu — send us your itinerary to optimize, or tell us your taste and your crew proposes route options. Every booking also includes our online guide: itinerary planning before you fly and real-time chat help throughout your trip, even on days your crew isn't beside you. And payment runs through PayPal with records on both sides and a written refund policy, with public crew profiles and reviews.
Side by side
- Format — Oh My Oppa: set menu, 2h45m themed hangout / Yes! Oppa: hourly custom day, from $25.
- Solo price — Oh My Oppa: $200 listed / Yes! Oppa: from $100 (4h × $25).
- Per hour — roughly $65–73 vs $25.
- Route — their course, curated per oppa / your course, planned together.
- Beyond the meetup — not advertised / pre-trip planning + trip-long online support included.
- Payment — booking page / PayPal link, prepaid, written refund policy.
- Both — Seoul-based, English-friendly, a local friend showing you their city.
(Figures from each service's public pages, July 2026 — always check current prices.)
So which one fits you?
If you want a short, polished themed hangout with an oppa who shares your interests, Oh My Oppa is worth considering. If you want a longer day built around your own taste, whole-trip planning, and someone reachable for the entire stay, that's why we built Yes! Oppa. With Yes! Oppa, it all starts with planning your trip together.
FAQ
- Is Oh My Oppa still operating?
- As of July 2026, yes — bookings are open at ohmyoppa.net, their current site. (The older .com links in past articles no longer belong to the service.)
- What if I want more time?
- Oh My Oppa sessions are a fixed 2 hours 45 minutes. Yes! Oppa is hourly, so you can extend even on the day — as long as your crew's schedule is free. Dinners that run long are usually a good sign.
- What about two or three people together?
- Oh My Oppa has set group pricing — for example, $350 total for four. Yes! Oppa is built around one traveler with one crew; small groups are usually fine, and the quote is settled in the chat before you pay anything.
- Why is the per-hour price so different?
- Yes! Oppa works hard to keep costs light for travelers. Compared to other services we're the same or a little cheaper, with the service quality turned up. Come chat — no pressure :)
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