Dugahun — Restaurant in Seoul

For our wedding anniversary, we dined here to celebrate the special day. I found this restaurant in Michelin Guide 2018 and thought it would be different and special because it's not often we're able to taste Italian food in a hanok (traditional Korean house). So, with great anticipation, my husband and I came here with our little girl. (By the way, reservation was made well in advance, and the host knew we were bringing our daughter.) To our disappointment, when we arrived, they didn't have a high chair or kid fork for our little one. We felt as if kids weren't welcomed here. In fact, it's not a kid-friendly place! Aside from our disappointment with the arrangement for our girl, the food was nothing that blew our mind away. Portions were EXTREMELY small and the dinner course meals were quite PRICEY for what you get. Overall, it was a big...

Very good - and expensive. I was recommended this restaurant by a local Korean friend as "traditional" but I found it quite international in it's cousins using high quality local ingredients. We chose the set menu (2 options) which were plentiful + a bottle of wine and enjoyed all dishes. The atmosphere was relaxed but sophisticated (it was not very busy). Staff was very cordial ... just remember to "call" on them vs expecting people to come by your table regularly :). Would highly recommend this restaurant to enjoy for...

My nephew's wedding at this venue was an absolute success. The continental cuisine was outstanding, the service impeccable, and the facilities truly unique – a beautiful blend of traditional Korean Hanok architecture and modern design, with a charming courtyard that perfectly complemented the contemporary interiors. My only complain...