Myeongdong Kyoja, main branch
Kalguksu and dumplings on a busy Myeongdong street. A focused lunch stop before the shops take over the afternoon.
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Noodles, samgyetang and courtyard coffee. Choose the right pause for your route.
Kalguksu and dumplings on a busy Myeongdong street. A focused lunch stop before the shops take over the afternoon.
A hot bowl of samgyetang before or after the palace. Give lunch enough time to be more than a quick refuelling stop.
Coffee and bread in a hanok setting. Make this the beginning of an Anguk day, then leave time for the craft museum nearby.
A bowl of Pyongyang-style cold noodles, with Euljiro waiting outside. Make Woo Lae Oak the meal between a market walk and an evening out.
Yu Yuan puts Chinese cooking on the map at 11F Four Seasons Hotel, 97 Saemunan-ro, Jongno-gu.
Evett puts contemporary cooking on the map at 10-5 Dosan-daero 45-gil, Gangnam-gu.
Explore Seoul one kitchen at a time: Collage is an address for French cooking.
Japanese cooking at Sushi Kanesaka, with the exact address ready for your city route.
Neungdong Minari puts Korean cooking on the map at 28 Hangang-daero 40-gil, Yongsan-gu.
Explore Seoul one kitchen at a time: Jeongmyeon is an address for noodles.
Sobakeeri Suzu puts Japanese cooking on the map at 98 Dongho-ro 12-gil, Jung-gu.
Explore Seoul one kitchen at a time: Sooksoodoga is an address for grilled meat.
One Degree North puts international cooking on the map at 8 Hakdong-ro 43-gil, Gangnam-gu.
Explore Seoul one kitchen at a time: Chez Nous Private Kitchen is an address for French cooking.
Kojacha puts international cooking on the map at 17 Hakdong-ro 97-gil, Gangnam-gu.
Explore Seoul one kitchen at a time: Zhonghuafuchun Salon is an address for Chinese cooking.
Grilled meat at ELPIC, with the exact address ready for your city route.
OPNNG puts contemporary cooking on the map at B1, 22 Dosan-daero 34-gil, Gangnam-gu.