Sool jib (술집) is a term referring to Korean drinking establishment where people gather to enjoy traditional Korean alcoholic beverages that are called “sool” (“jib” means house or place).

These sooljip places play a vital role in Korean drinking culture, providing a social space for individuals to share drinks, indulge in food, and engage in conversations. They offer a vibrant and convivial atmosphere, emphasizing both the diverse range of traditional Korean drinks, such as soju and makgeolli, and the communal experience of socializing with friends, family, and colleagues.