Communication can be difficult, and some actions may get lost in translation due to cultural differences. You want to experience a new culture firsthand, and dating in Korea is an excellent way to learn more about Korean people.
It does NOT represent every single Korean man or woman, or every potential relationship with a Korean. First off, of course they do, but there are limitations. First, communication is really important. If you can't speak a word of Korean, then you might have less chances of dating a Korean.
Moreover, Koreans believe that talking is an important factor in any kind of relationship, so expect the date to be full of conversation. If a Korean reciprocates your interest, expect them to message you constantly, though exposure to the west is starting to affect how some Korean conduct courtship.
They shower you with gifts and affection to the point you might feel it is excessive, but that is just how they let you know that they really like you and would do anything to make you like them back. Perhaps those in their late 20s to 30s are not like this as much, but for the younger crowd, these are some common experiences shared in social media and Korean cultural exchange forums.
Another thing that you will likely notice is that Koreans move fast. Like, really fast, sometimes. Many of my friends who have tried dating a Korean shared that their dates would often ask to hold hands and would even try to kiss on the first date.
