01 LOCAL TABLESomunnan Seongsu Gamjatang
A long-running Seongsu institution known for hearty Korean pork bone stew. Open around the clock, it has become one of the neighborhood's best-known spots for a comforting bowl of gamjatang.
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02 LOCAL TABLEYangji Sikdang
A beloved local restaurant near Dongdaemun known for its generous Korean home-style set meals. Yangji Sikdang serves a changing selection of rice, soup, grilled fish or meat, and numerous side dishes each day. It is especially popular with local diners looking for a hearty, affordable lunch.
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A Korean BBQ restaurant in the heart of Myeongdong, known for charcoal-grilled beef, premium Hanwoo, and signature marinated galbi. With set meals and a variety of grilled meat options, it is an accessible choice for travelers looking to experience Korean BBQ in Seoul.
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