This is a real hidden gem that’s been around for over 50 years. The building is old and the entrance might look a bit run-down—enough to make you hesitate—but it’s full of authentic Korean tradition and flavor. It’s the kind of local spot only Koreans know about.
Right across the street is a finance building called SFC, which has a lot of nice cafes. It’s perfect to grab dessert there after your meal. I especially recommend a café called Hotel Douce.
Also, in the same building as the restaurant, there’s a really beautiful accessory shop on B2 called Alinda. Definitely worth checking out—absolutely love it!
Also, Cheonggyecheon Stream is right in front of the building, so I recommend taking a relaxing walk along the stream and heading over to Gwanghwamun...
Read moreGomGukSi Jip (곰국시집) is a fantastic spot for anyone craving a warm, comforting bowl of noodle soup. The flavors are rich, and the broth strikes a perfect balance—hearty yet not overwhelming. The noodles are fresh and satisfying, making it a great meal option for those who appreciate authentic Korean cuisine. Prices are very reasonable, especially given the quality. A word of advice: arrive early! This place is popular, and it fills up fast, so beating the crowd ensures you’ll have a relaxed and enjoyable dining experience. Highly recommended for a casual but...
Read moreA very well-known restaurant among people work in this neighbourhood, Gomguksijip serves high quality beef dishes including boiled beef, beef noodles, and bbq. Flavour is very decent and side dishes are definitely made out of fresh vegetables. Staffs here are very kind and take care of each table thoroughly. Menu here is bit expensive but...
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