Today’s culinary canvas is harmony of tradition and modernity – the charming neighborhood of Yongsan. Buckle up, food explorers, it’s going to be a vivid and delightful ride!
Mimiok (미미옥)
Mimiok, a stop at Korean-style Rice Noodles house makes you feel like walking into a serene oasis. Ditching regular coriander for Artemisia leaf, the eatery offers a unique spin to the conventional rice noodles – the broth is distinct, simultaneously subtle and rich, reminiscent of traditional Gomtang flavor. What is more, Mimiok offers the dish with thin noodles, making it an unforgettable noshing experience.
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- address : 27 Hangangdae-ro 15-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
- phone : 02-6954-0819
- operating time : 11:00 – 21:30
- break time : 15:30 – 17:00
- holidays : No information
Hai Thai (하이타이)
The taste of Thailand awaits at Hai Thai, a cherished branch of a renowned Thai eatery situated in the heart of Yongsan. The appetizing aroma of lemongrass, spiced noodles and green curry tantalizes your senses tantalizes the senses and instantly transports you to the streets of Bangkok. Every dish, from the Dtom Yum Kung Noodle to the Thai Chicken, is a surefire delight. And let’s not forget their refreshing terrace perfect for those breezy evenings.
- address : 53 Gongpyeong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu Metropolitan City
- phone : 053-255-0562
- operating time : 11:30 – 21:30
- break time : 15:30 – 17:00
- holidays : Monday
O Geunnae Dakgalbi (오근내 닭갈비)
A stopover at O Geunnae Dakgalbi gives you the bonafide taste of best-loved Korean dish – Dakgalbi. This is not just any Dakgalbi place. O Geunnae’s reputation is so stellar that it’s been featured in the prestigious Michelin Guide. Using exclusively chicken leg meat, the dish is gently marinated and stir-fried with fresh vegetables and spices to bring out a rich texture and flavor that will leave you craving more.
- address : No information
- phone : No information
- operating time : No information
- break time : No information
- holidays : No information
So here’s a slice of Yongsan cuisine on a platter! Amazing, isn’t it? Stay tuned for the next installment of our culinary tour as we continue to unearth more delectable delights in and around Seoul. Happy Eating!
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