Euljiro Nogari Alley — Attraction in Seoul

Checked out the place to find dinner and try the local Korean beer and fried chicken closest to my hotel… yes, area is under a building construction in the front but the side alley is safe enough to walk to this small food haven corner street. Ate in one of the smaller restaurant, 4th from the corner to get the small mom pop cooking with the owner very accommodating with very little English. Got our fill of local beer and local fried native chicken w garlic sweet sauce, bulgogi very thin crust pizza, cheese balls, and spicy teokboki. Delish! Got the vibe of locals having dinner w family or a partner or a group of friends drinking early w good...

Very interesting spot that may be worth visiting. It is a street filled with outdoor seatings for cheap alcohol and quick bites. They have indoor seatings but I would recommend to take outdoor seating with all cost. The vibe is completely different.

Nonetheless, it is very crowded and quite difficult to locate. Personally, I am not sure whether I would revisit but it was a great experience and definitely...

Quiet in the late morning but famous for coming alive at night, Euljiro Nogari Alley is lined with old-style pubs and restaurants known for dried fish (nogari) and draft beer. Visiting earlier in the day lets you appreciate its vintage charm and narrow laneways before the evening crowds fill the tables spilling out...