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Brera Restaurant, Seoul
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Nearby attractions
Maebong Mountain Park
산51 Sindang-dong, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Blue Square
294 Itaewon-ro, Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea
BHAK
19 Hannam-daero 40-gil, Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea
Namsan Park
이태원제2동 Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea
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La Cruda
41 Dasan-ro, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Festa by Mingoo
South Korea, Seoul, Jung District, Jangchungdan-ro, 60 더 페스타 1F
공가네식당
South Korea, 신당동 353-22번지 1층 105호 JK오피스텔 중구 서울특별시 KR
Yennal Hongdukkae Sonkalguksu
366-2 Sindang-dong, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Jinnampo Noodle
368-89 Sindang 3(sam)-dong, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Granum Dining Lounge
60 Jangchungdan-ro, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Chammat Gamjatang
107 다산로, Sindang-dong, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Seoul Shilla Hotel The Parkview
249 Dongho-ro, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Wonjo Honam Sundaeguk
163 Dongho-ro, 신당3동 Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Shabu Restaurant
201-12 Jangchung-dong 2(i)-ga, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Nearby hotels
Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul
60 Jangchungdan-ro, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
THE SHILLA Seoul
249 Dongho-ro, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
Agit Guesthouse & Sharehouse
5-4 Dasan-ro 10-gil, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
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Brera Restaurant, Seoul

295 Dongho-ro 17-gil, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
4.3(749)
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attractions: Maebong Mountain Park, Blue Square, BHAK, Namsan Park, restaurants: La Cruda, Festa by Mingoo, 공가네식당, Yennal Hongdukkae Sonkalguksu, Jinnampo Noodle, Granum Dining Lounge, Chammat Gamjatang, Seoul Shilla Hotel The Parkview, Wonjo Honam Sundaeguk, Shabu Restaurant
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+82 2-2236-0770
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Fettuccine Alla Fantasia Di Funghi
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Paccheri Alla Ciociara
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Prosciuttona

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Nearby attractions of Brera Restaurant, Seoul

Maebong Mountain Park

Blue Square

BHAK

Namsan Park

Maebong Mountain Park

Maebong Mountain Park

4.5

(390)

Open 24 hours
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Blue Square

Blue Square

4.4

(3K)

Open 24 hours
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BHAK

BHAK

4.6

(9)

Open until 6:00 PM
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Namsan Park

Namsan Park

4.6

(223)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Brera Restaurant, Seoul

La Cruda

Festa by Mingoo

공가네식당

Yennal Hongdukkae Sonkalguksu

Jinnampo Noodle

Granum Dining Lounge

Chammat Gamjatang

Seoul Shilla Hotel The Parkview

Wonjo Honam Sundaeguk

Shabu Restaurant

La Cruda

La Cruda

4.3

(63)

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Festa by Mingoo

Festa by Mingoo

4.5

(233)

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공가네식당

공가네식당

3.7

(31)

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Yennal Hongdukkae Sonkalguksu

Yennal Hongdukkae Sonkalguksu

4.5

(80)

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Reviews of Brera Restaurant, Seoul

4.3
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3.0
36w

I had the Paccheri alla Calabrese and the pizza Giovanni. First the pasta. The sauce was extremely salty to the point where I felt uncomfortable even the day after. The sauce was also rather dry and the pasta was undercooked and decidedly not ‘al dente’. These two flaws would be due to the chef not mastering the proper technique of finishing the undercooked pasta in the sauce adding cooking water until the pasta is in fact al dente and the sauce smooth. The “homemade sausage” in the dish did not feel like a sausage and had both the texture and flavour of a meatball made on coarsely ground meat. Reading Brera’s comments to other reviews making the same remarks, it feels like Brera wants to make a point that they cook the pasta authentically Italian ‘al dente’, but they don’t; the pasta is undercooked. The pizza Giovani was crispy, but the cheese was tasteless and far too much, the prosciutto tasted stale and the tomatoes were common sweet Korean cherry tomatoes. It did not make for a good combination. There are very tasty local fresh tomatoes in season as I write this review, so there is no excuse for using unpalatable tomatoes. If the restaurant isn’t able to source delicious tomatoes, perhaps it should take the pizza off the menu then, rather than serve subpar fare. For a pizzeria to be even mentioned in the Michelin guide it should offer something truly extraordinary. Perhaps Brera stood out 7 years ago, but Korea has moved on since, and there are now many Italian restaurants and pizzerias around that serve food at the same level, or higher. However, there are also many terrible places around, placing Brera at an average spot. Hence 3...

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4.0
5y

The food tastes great, the portions are generous, the food prices and options are good, the wine prices and options are good. The atmosphere is pleasant enough.

The only thing we would change is the level of service. The staff are friendly, but we had to ask for everything, from start to finish. Most of the time the staff only came to our table if we called them or raised our hand, even to clear dishes. Couples at other tables had to do the same thing. No one was watching the floor to see what customers needed. It was even difficult to make eye contact because they were always facing the counter, talking to each other, or behind the bar and rarely looking up

ready to order....raise your hand, another glass of wine...raise your hand, need a spoon...raise your hand...clear the first round of dishes....raise your hand...need condiments....raise your hand....another glass of wine please....raise your hand...would like to have the main dishes....raise your hand....need coffee....raise your hand....would like desert as well....raise your hand ("sorry folks, no desert was made today").

So, I am not sure what to say about Brera overall. We enjoyed the food, but we felt like we had to take care of ourselves the whole time, so we couldn't fully relax, which felt unusual compared to how much...

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1.0
9w

If one were compelled, by international standards, to seek out an Italian restaurant that is truly and demonstrably awful in every respect, this would be the place to go. (And, for that very reason, one need not bother visiting.) 👽 The food is genuinely dreadful and bizarrely unappetizing. Was what I ordered and ate even really Aglio e Olio? 😱 And how could the Bruschetta possibly be so lacking in appeal? 😩🙂‍↔️ Its undeserved reputation is clearly a function of operating within a Seoul environment that, while aspiring to appear 'international and contemporary,' is, in reality, quite the opposite. You can take my word for it.

  • About two hours after I posted this review, the restaurant responded with a comment saying they would issue a refund if I would 'upload picture(s) of the food you ate.' They want me to upload pictures of those wretched dishes I ate? Who would commit such a foolish act? Who habitually photographs food that tastes bad? 🙄 This restaurant is truly... doing the absolute worst thing possible to me right now, a blunder perfectly suited to the level of their cuisine! 💀

Honestly, this restaurant is an absolute insult to Italian cuisine and Italian...

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The food was great as usual ♡ Went with my boyfriend and he thought they had the best lasagna he's tried during his whole time in Korea! However, the service was indeed need of work. We went around 3pm when it wasn't busy (4-5 tables besides us). There was only one waitress (foreign, English speaking) and was rude from beginning to end. Seeing as I am partially deaf, my boyfriend always sits on my side of the table and I don't know if that is what triggered her but as we were all smiles, said our please & thank yous, all she had to offer was dead panned silence and constantly looking us up and down. When we asked for an extra plate she just dismisses us with an, "OK, WAIT." During this entire meal, my boyfriend and I just continued to get this unwarranted hostility, while she is all smiles and polite for the Asian & Caucasian customers. Now, I don't want to make any assumptions but considering my BF is mixed race, he felt uncomfortable the whole meal. At one point, she and I locked eyes and she wouldn't even turn away for 15 seconds and finally turned away. If you can ignore her attitude and not let it ruin your appetite, then I totally recommend ♡ Foods A L W A Y S A M A Z I N G
Alba PerezAlba Perez
I've never been to Italy so I cannot vouch for the authenticity, but their menu claims they try to stick as closely to genuine Italian cooking as possible despite possible complaints like the saltiness of food. I do have to admit the food was a little saltier than I'd like. The pasta was a little tougher than I'm used to (perhaps I overcook mine?), but not bad. The tastes were quite delicious though I didn't really like the strong taste of parsley in my dish. Despite looking forward to experiencing the food at this restaurant, I guess it wasn't as agreeable to my tastes as I'd hoped. My stomach later protested as well. The food is also quite expensive for a satisfactory portion size. For example, dining alone I paid close to 30,000 won for a dish and a non-alcoholic drink. The atmosphere was quite nice. The servers were very attentive, but the wait time after ordering is considerable. I'd say it took nearly 25 minutes to receive my food despite the fact that it was quiet and there were few patrons. I did appreciate the fact that they have take-out containers on a public shelf that you are encouraged to use if you don't finish your food.
AlinaAlina
Brera – A Slice of Real Italy in Seoul If you’re on the hunt for authentic Italian food in Seoul, Brera is an absolute gem. As someone who’s picky about Italian spots (I always check if they use guanciale in their carbonara — the real deal!), Brera totally won me over. This place has been featured in the Michelin Guide for several years in a row, and after dining here, it’s easy to see why. Their carbonara? Chef’s kiss. Creamy, rich, perfectly balanced — just like the one I had in Rome. And the amatriciana was equally impressive — bold, comforting, and packed with that deep, savory flavor you can only get from doing it right. We started with the Sicilian arancini, which were golden, crispy, and delicious — exactly how they should be. And of course, we had to finish on a sweet note — tiramisu and crème brûlée — both dreamy, both devoured in seconds. The vibe, the flavors, the authenticity… Brera nails it. If you love Italian food and appreciate places that stay true to tradition, this place is a must-visit in Seoul. I’m already planning my next visit!
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The food was great as usual ♡ Went with my boyfriend and he thought they had the best lasagna he's tried during his whole time in Korea! However, the service was indeed need of work. We went around 3pm when it wasn't busy (4-5 tables besides us). There was only one waitress (foreign, English speaking) and was rude from beginning to end. Seeing as I am partially deaf, my boyfriend always sits on my side of the table and I don't know if that is what triggered her but as we were all smiles, said our please & thank yous, all she had to offer was dead panned silence and constantly looking us up and down. When we asked for an extra plate she just dismisses us with an, "OK, WAIT." During this entire meal, my boyfriend and I just continued to get this unwarranted hostility, while she is all smiles and polite for the Asian & Caucasian customers. Now, I don't want to make any assumptions but considering my BF is mixed race, he felt uncomfortable the whole meal. At one point, she and I locked eyes and she wouldn't even turn away for 15 seconds and finally turned away. If you can ignore her attitude and not let it ruin your appetite, then I totally recommend ♡ Foods A L W A Y S A M A Z I N G
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I've never been to Italy so I cannot vouch for the authenticity, but their menu claims they try to stick as closely to genuine Italian cooking as possible despite possible complaints like the saltiness of food. I do have to admit the food was a little saltier than I'd like. The pasta was a little tougher than I'm used to (perhaps I overcook mine?), but not bad. The tastes were quite delicious though I didn't really like the strong taste of parsley in my dish. Despite looking forward to experiencing the food at this restaurant, I guess it wasn't as agreeable to my tastes as I'd hoped. My stomach later protested as well. The food is also quite expensive for a satisfactory portion size. For example, dining alone I paid close to 30,000 won for a dish and a non-alcoholic drink. The atmosphere was quite nice. The servers were very attentive, but the wait time after ordering is considerable. I'd say it took nearly 25 minutes to receive my food despite the fact that it was quiet and there were few patrons. I did appreciate the fact that they have take-out containers on a public shelf that you are encouraged to use if you don't finish your food.
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Brera – A Slice of Real Italy in Seoul If you’re on the hunt for authentic Italian food in Seoul, Brera is an absolute gem. As someone who’s picky about Italian spots (I always check if they use guanciale in their carbonara — the real deal!), Brera totally won me over. This place has been featured in the Michelin Guide for several years in a row, and after dining here, it’s easy to see why. Their carbonara? Chef’s kiss. Creamy, rich, perfectly balanced — just like the one I had in Rome. And the amatriciana was equally impressive — bold, comforting, and packed with that deep, savory flavor you can only get from doing it right. We started with the Sicilian arancini, which were golden, crispy, and delicious — exactly how they should be. And of course, we had to finish on a sweet note — tiramisu and crème brûlée — both dreamy, both devoured in seconds. The vibe, the flavors, the authenticity… Brera nails it. If you love Italian food and appreciate places that stay true to tradition, this place is a must-visit in Seoul. I’m already planning my next visit!
Alina

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