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Korean Supper Club

Korean Supper Club

Korean restaurant supper club: a practical customer-club concept for restaurants that helps build community through a clear member proposition, relevant benefits and targeted communications.

Restaurant

Free membership

Content

Paid membership

What’s included

Offer 1 Type

Korean supper menu

A fixed-price sharing menu on selected evenings.

Offer 2 Type

Banchan included

A fuller selection of house banchan included for members.

Offer 3 Type

Soju serve price

A selected soju serve or alcohol-free pairing at a club price.

Offer 4 Type

Special supper first dibs

Early access to BBQ nights, guest menus and seasonal suppers.

The idea

Create a night for the dishes that are better when the whole table gets involved. Korean Supper Club turns that opportunity into a named group people can actually belong to. Start with korean supper menu and banchan included, then use soju serve price to make membership feel a little more privileged. The result is a focused way to build community without turning the whole venue into a discount scheme. Korean restaurants with sharing dishes, grills and specials.

How it works

Set the club up in Flub and invite guests to join through a QR code or link. Members get their own membership page, where you can bring together offers, benefits and simple member-only perks, plus a digital membership card they can keep in their Apple or Google Wallet. In the venue, members can check in whether they’re redeeming something or not. When there is an offer to use, redemption is simple and controlled, so staff can handle it without complicated processes or new systems to learn. The club doesn’t have to stay the same either. Add new perks, change offers, try something seasonal or reshape the whole proposition as you learn what works. You can even run multiple clubs for the same brand, giving you room to experiment with different audiences, ideas and reasons to join. And whenever you want to reach members, you can broadcast through push notifications, SMS or email — to the whole club or to specific groups of people. That might be an offer, an announcement, an event, a last-minute table or simply a message you want your members to see.

Best for

Korean restaurants with sharing dishes, grills and specials.

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