Tteuran — Restaurant in Seoul

Located in the vibrant streets of Seoul Jongno area lies a hidden gem that beckons visitors to indulge in its serene ambiance. This enchanting tea house offers a delightful journey into the world of natural herbal drinks, where you can savor the myriad benefits of carefully crafted brews. The air is infused with inviting aromas that awaken the senses, making every visit a feast for the olfactory senses.

Beyond the soothing teas, this charming establishment also features an array of healthy traditional snacks, perfect for complementing your beverage of choice. The experience is further enhanced by the warm and inviting atmosphere of the traditional house, complete with a heated floor that adds a touch of cozy luxury to your visit. This is truly a destination that should not be missed when exploring the cultural...

I have been visiting here since 2015. Visitors should note this spot was here for years, before ANY of the commercial madness decended on the adjacent alleys. Unfortunately it’s under new ownership and attention to detail has slipped considerably ; upon arrival the front of house person barked me to “SIT” Like a was a dog, when in fact to order you need to go to the counter to order. Was the opposite of a gracious welcoming. Later I observed her both coughing and sneezing and making no attempt to Cover her nose. So rude. Lastly the medicinal tea I ordered was not warm Enough and was off in flavor compared to previous visits. While I had great respect for this establishment, I will not be returning: the high volume of customers as turned the new owners greedy and they have lost the...

3rd/4th time I'm here while in Seoul. Brought my friends here too on my 2nd visit to Seoul. Love the chill and relax atmosphere/vibes that it gives. The hot soothing teas are perfect on a cold day and it comes with the perfect pairing of traditional Korea treats. All of the teas have English explanations on the ailments it can help to alleviate/or what it is good for. They have floor sitting and also regular table & chairs. The Ahjummas that run the place are very friendly and inviting. If they see you're a foreigner and don't know how to eat/pair some of the stuff they'll happily explain and...