You aren't living locally in Seoul ntil you try all the different types of eateries: traditional restaurants, barbecue houses, markets, street vendors, convenience store meals, Korean chain restaurants and so many more! Not to mention…Open the full description
You aren't living locally in Seoul ntil you try all the different types of eateries: traditional restaurants, barbecue houses, markets, street vendors, convenience store meals, Korean chain restaurants and so many more! Not to mention the huge variety of international food eateries in this huge city. Try them all, if your stomach can handle it :)
Yeonnam-dong (연남동)
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Yeonnamdong (in Korean, 연남동) is a region around Hongik University station exit no.3. Many art workshops and studios of young artists are located in this area, and it makes unique atmosphere of Yeonnamdong. It's nice to walk along the park in daytime, or enjoying busking and beer at night.
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Pika Coffee
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Pika Coffee is a coffee shop near Korea University. Their main menu is coffee of course, and they also have homemade-style sandwich and desserts which taste good. Pika Coffee is an official retailer of Karimoku, a Japanese furniture brand, and people can experience it while having a cup of nice tea.
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Yimun Sulnongtang
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Sulnongtang (설렁탕), soup made with beef and bone is one of representative food of Seoul, has history date back to hundreds of years. Yimun Sulnongtang (in Korean, 이문 설농탕) is one of the best place where you can try real original version of Seoul style sulnongtang.
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Coffee Libre
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Located just by Dongjin Market, this place is popular due to the notoriety of the good levels of coffee here. The owner travelled the world in search of brilliant beans to import and sell in Seoul. It has paid off, a great vibe beholds this place.
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Anthracite (앤트러사이트)
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Set in an old mansion, this coffee shop oozes with history and a sense of calm. It's a space to spend hours in and forget the passing of time. With a garden to match, it's a truly poetic experience in what is considered one of Seoul's hipster areas.
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토속촌삼계탕 (Tosokchon Samgaetang)
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Hot (boiled) chicken broth in the stone pot! You'll fall in love with the deep but mild tasty soup that enhancing your vitality.
Mostly referred to one of the best Samgyetang restaurants in Korea. The restaurant(as a traditional Hanok) is actually HUGE, so don't be scared by the long line made by both locals and tourists ;)
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Standard Coffee Bar
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Standard Coffee Bar is easily one of the most famous cafes near the famous Gangnam Station. When spending weekends out with friends or partners, people love to come here to get a coffee, sit, and talk for hours! Their coffee is among the most delicious in Seoul, offering both espresso drinks and hand drip variations! Their waffles are also A+!
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Caffe Themselves
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Numerous key baristas have gone through this branch in training and it has gained a reputation for excellent coffee. You get a 2,000 won take-out discount, making it one of the best prices of take out coffee in the city. Bustling and great service by the river!
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Ikseondong
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Ikseondong(in Korean, 익선동) is now top trending area for young Seoul locals. It was a old village of Hanok (Korean style housing) for hundreds years, now renovated in creative and amazing style. You can discover the creativity of young Koreans in there.
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당고집/Dango-Jip
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This small shop in the Hapjeong district of Seoul is popular for it's soft rice cakes covered in different sauces, varying from spicy to sweet. They serve a special cherry blossom dango, shaved ice dessert and soda all year around. If you're not in the mood for dango or shaved ice, they also serve other Japanese foods such as rice balls.
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Kyungin Museum Tea Cafe (경인미술관 전통다원)
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An ally away from the busy main road of Insa-dong, this place is a hidden gem of locals. Try some traditional to modern Korean tea in the quiet garden surrounded by peaceful Hanok, traditional Korean house. Highly recommend to visit especially in Spring/Fall seasons when Korea's weather turns perfectly.
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Boksunggak
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The place name in Korean is 복성각
Chinese food is really common for Korean people, and it developed in unique way in Korea for a long time. So Chinese food in Korea is distinguished with original one from China. This restaurant is really popular around locals around Sinchon area.
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