Original style of cold noodles. One of the best so you gotta get there at about 11:30 if you don't wanna waitz
This restaurant has become a signature place in Seoul for green tea stuff. You just have to sit down and enjoy them . Do not miss their roll cake and the green tea toast, they are so yummy !!!
Literally called "Dumpling Shop," this hole-in-the-wall in Apgujeong is the perfect cheap pit stop in this ritzy neighborhood for some excellent dumplings.
Avoid the cable car queue and walk back down to Itaewon-dong. Check the map for the exit number.
Love this place... They have a menu of over 100 different types of korean dishes. The 보쌈 and 낙지 plate is DELISH as well as their 파전
spacious- lots of different tables,seatings to choose from. the coffee isn't anything extraordinary, but it balances out with the chill vibe. great for working alone or with a friend
Dumplings (군만두) and eggplant dish (일품가지) are delicious. It's a small restaurant. Always a wait, but it's worth it. Just write your name and phone# in the notebook & they will call when a seat opens up
Maple Tree is one of the most popular barbecue joints in the city, well known for not only its food but also English-speaking staff and classy interior designs. Read more.
The best pork bbq in the area. We come for the 목살. Great service as well. They mix the sauce with rice at the end.
Super friendly service and enchanting environment. Good Korean food. Recommend for dinner after visiting the museum, which is just around the corner!
Serving "Sujebi (handpulled dough soup)" to their visitors for several decades. The gamjajeon, Korean-style pancakes made from potatoes ground on steel plates, is very delicious and worth a try.
The cutest Alice themed speakeasy. Ask for off menu drinks. The Kungfu panda drink seems popular - somebody find out what it is...
For 14,000 you can stay up to 12 hours. Sauna and spa close at midnight and reopen at 2pm, of course you can spend a night there, they have floor mattresses and blankets. Perfect backpackers!
The quick way to reach this delightful tea shop is from Samcheong-dong. Take the stairs to the R of Goshen restaurant, follow alley to more stairs & turn R on the higher street. Walk til you see it
Serene, modern, simple restaurant with truly stunning views of Seoul. Beautifully elevated versions of classic Korean dishes and great wine list. Samgyeopsal and juk are stand-outs.
Everything about the restaurant is superb! Service, food, and the subtleties of modern Korean cuisine. Dessert was my favorite and this place is definitely worth a visit!
Good place to check out for 막걸리 lovers. They serve a variety of different flavors and brands. Wouldn't recommend going in big groups, maybe 4-5 max
The pho here is phenomenal. The broth is deep and intense and the slight char scent that the added meat has adds another layer of complexity. Easily one of the best pho places in Seoul.
Amazing park that runs between Dongdaemun and Hyehwa. Go at dusk, walk up the old city wall and get wonderful views of the city.
Just cross the road from COEX and once in there you will forget you are in fact in the middle of the city, right next to the largest underground shopping mall.
How to Go to Gwangjang Market: Jongno 5-ga Station (종로5-가역) – Line 1, exit 8 or Euljiro 4-ga Station (을지로4가역) – Line 2, Line 5, exit 4.
One of the best clubs in Seoul. Note that the entrance fee includes a free drink, but you have a very limited choice (such as the awful Bavaria beer)...
Wow. Naengmyun is absolutely amazing here. It was like chilled galbi-tang with naengmyun. Go and do it!
This place is great and seems to be popular amongst Korean locals. They don't really support English menu but they are nice and try to help you order. I tried the salmon bibimbop... it was great😋
Probably the best Korean BBQ you will ever get (at least the best meat). The venue isn't the coolest and the staff doesn't speak a word of English, but the food made up for all of that.
The Gingko tree-lined street (Sinsadong garosu-gil) that runs from Sinsa Station (Subway Line 3) popular, upscale street in Seoul. Read more.
Offering a beautiful glimpse of Korea's famous seasonal colors, Yangjaecheon Trail is perfect for a stroll in the cool breezes and aromas of autumn.
This is dried pollack soup. There is no menu. You come in, sit down, and they bring you a bowl of soup. So homey, amazing, and people line up for this 7000won bowl of deliciousness. Takes credit cards
Legend has it that when Japan left its occupation of Seoul it burned down the entire neighbourhood except this restaurant as the beef soup was so good. Still has the same menu after 70 years!
Here you can find hype products and clothing, PLUS skin care brands like COSRX and Minzoo :)
Seoul's 2nd branch of the classic Japanese whisky bar. The bar is imported from a Ginza, Tokyo and makes a welcome and classy addition to Seoul's nightlife.
The makgeolli sampler is a great way to taste the 5 best selling makgeolli here. If you ask nicely, the waitress might let you swap some out in your second sampler order.
