Restaurant Jueun — Restaurant in Seoul

My boyfriend and I went to Restaurant Jueun and it was an unforgettable experience. This was the best dining experience we have ever had. The seating environment had a serene ambience - we enjoyed the accompanying virtual art exhibit (evocative of traditional Korean themes), beautiful flower arrangements, and subtle music in the background. We were served incredible cuisine on hand crafted, unique pottery pieces. We went with the pairing and thoroughly enjoyed trying a mixture of Korean and non-Korean spirits and wines (our favorite was the Taak 100).

From the moment we walked in the door, the staff made us feel incredibly welcome with their kindness and attention to detail. It was raining when we left dinner, and we found ourselves without an umbrella and difficulty getting a taxi home. Before long, Lee (our excellent waiter) came down 8 floors to give us an umbrella and call us a taxi. This gesture was representative of the level of service at this restaurant. We will definitely be coming back the next time we visit Seoul and have already recommended this place to our...

Today's lunch was a very special experience, and I had an unforgettable meal at Jueun, a top-class Korean fine dining restaurant. The modern yet luxurious atmosphere of the restaurant was perfect for a date or to celebrate a special day. The date was printed on the menu, which gave a very detailed impression. In particular, the chef's special course stood out with its delicate plating and fresh seasonal ingredients for each menu. The Japchae was truly exquisite. It broke the stereotype of existing Japchae and was a traditional Korean Japchae without noodles, and the sesame oil flavor was more than enough to stimulate the appetite. The friendly service of the staff was also impressive. The alcohol was also recommended through pairing with the food, and it went well together. If you want a special experience for a special day, I highly recommend it.

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Jueun serves honest traditional Korean royal cuisine and exposes diners to the lifestyle of yangban. Impeccable cooking with top seasonal produce. Every dish was on point and exquisitely plated in crafted ceramics, yugi and chilgi crockery by various artisans. While dining be entertained by the animated arts on three large screens. The printed menu is comprehensive. Besides explaining the dishes, it details out the names of artisans who crafted the furniture, crockery, digital art for the restaurant. Ambience is elegant and cosy minimalist. Service is attentive and cordial. Wine pairing is interesting with a combination of champagne, wines and traditional Korean sool to complement...