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Myeongdong Seoul street food stalls and neon-lit shopping street at night01 AREA TABLEMyeongdongCentral stops for easy first meals and late shopping breaks. Restaurants in this area Gwanghwamun palace gates and modern Seoul city buildings02 AREA TABLEJongno & GwanghwamunClassic streets, palace walks, and warm, timeless tables. Restaurants in this area Bukchon hanok homes and tiled roofs along a quiet Seoul lane03 AREA TABLEBukchon & AngukQuiet corners for a slower lunch between hanok-lined streets. Restaurants in this area Euljiro Seoul retro alley with vintage shopfront light at night04 AREA TABLEEuljiroOld lanes, small plates, and atmospheric evening discoveries. Restaurants in this area Dongdaemun Design Plaza and lively Seoul night scene05 AREA TABLEDongdaemunA practical place to eat well after a long day of wandering. Restaurants in this area Hongdae and Yeonnam pedestrian street with cafés and young visitors06 AREA TABLEHongdae & YeonnamLively cafés, casual dinners, and a young food scene. Restaurants in this area Itaewon and Hannam Seoul international restaurant street at dusk07 AREA TABLEItaewon & HannamA relaxed mix of global flavors and Korean neighborhood tables. Restaurants in this area Seongsu Seoul red brick warehouse street with design shops and cafés08 AREA TABLESeongsuCreative streets for a thoughtful meal between independent shops. Restaurants in this area Gangnam Seoul modern boulevard with high-rise buildings09 AREA TABLEGangnamPolished dining choices that fit a busy day south of the river. Restaurants in this area Apgujeong and Sinsa tree-lined fashion and café street10 AREA TABLEApgujeong & SinsaStylish streets and carefully considered lunch or dinner stops. Restaurants in this area COEX and Samseong Seoul modern convention district with Gangnam Style statue11 AREA TABLECOEX & SamseongEasy meal decisions close to exhibitions, hotels, and shopping. Restaurants in this area Jamsil Seoul landmark tower beside Seokchon Lake12 AREA TABLEJamsilA straightforward place to pause for a meal near the river. Restaurants in this area Yongsan Seoul cultural district park path and contemporary cityscape13 AREA TABLEYongsanA connected area where markets and new tables meet. Restaurants in this area Yeouido Han River waterfront and Seoul financial skyline at dusk14 AREA TABLEYeouidoWeekday lunches and river-side evening meals in one easy area. Restaurants in this area Seoul city view representing additional neighborhood restaurant guides15 AREA TABLEOther AreasRestaurant guides for Seoul neighborhoods beyond the area cards above. Restaurants in this area

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Seoul · GangnamJajangmyeon

Yilyilhyang Gangnam Station 3rd Branch

A well-known Korean-Chinese restaurant near Gangnam Station, serving classic Korean-Chinese dishes such as jajangmyeon and jjamppong. If you are looking for an easy and affordable introduction to Korean-Chinese food, the classic jajangmyeon and old-style jjamppong are good choices. Jajangmyeon is savory and slightly sweet, while the old-style jjamppong comes with a spicy seafood broth and smoky wok aroma. The restaurant also serves a range of larger shared dishes, but you do not need to order expensive dishes to enjoy a good meal here.

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Seoul · GangnamJajangmyeon

Meitan Gangnam

A polished Korean-Chinese restaurant between Gangnam and Sinnonhyeon Station, serving classic dishes such as jajangmyeon and jjamppong. For an easy introduction to Korean-Chinese food, Meitan jajangmyeon is a particularly approachable choice, while chadol jjamppong offers a richer and spicier option. The restaurant is spacious and has private rooms, making it popular for office lunches, family meals and small gatherings. You can enjoy a satisfying meal here without ordering more expensive shared dishes or set courses.

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Seoul · GangnamSandong Kalguksu

Imbyeongju Sandong Kalguksu

A long-running Seoul noodle restaurant established in 1988, known for handmade Kalguksu served with a generous amount of clams. The restaurant has been recognized by the Michelin Guide for its good-value Korean food and is a beloved local spot near Yangjae Station. Don’t miss the fresh, house-style Geotjeori kimchi served with the noodles — it is highly recommended and pairs exceptionally well with the warm Kalguksu.

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Seoul · GangnamDwaebong Assorted Pork Platter

Dwaebong Samgyeopsal Sinnonhyeon

A lively Korean BBQ restaurant near Sinnonhyeon Station, known for its generous pork platters of samgyeopsal, pork neck and pork skin. The meat is grilled before being served, making it an easy choice for visitors who are new to Korean BBQ. With a large dining space, private rooms and late-night hours, it is also popular for groups and casual gatherings.

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Seoul · GangnamBoss's Special BBQ Set

Kkondae Kim Bujang Gogi-jip Gangnam Station

A lively Korean charcoal BBQ restaurant near Gangnam Station, known for thick-cut aged pork, generous meat sets, and an impressive selection of Korean side dishes. The restaurant grills the meat for you, making it an easy and comfortable introduction to Korean BBQ. Its large tables, group-friendly layout and private seating also make it popular for company dinners and gatherings.

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Seoul · GangnamGanjang Gejang

Odari House Soy Sauce Marinated Crab – Gangnam Yeoksam

A Korean restaurant specializing in soy sauce-marinated crab, located just a few minutes from Yeoksam Station. The restaurant is particularly known for its generous Ganjang Gejang sets, which come with rice and a variety of Korean side dishes. The crab is served in different sizes, allowing diners to choose according to appetite and budget. With late-night hours and a location close to Gangnam, it has become a popular choice among both local office workers and international visitors looking to try one of Korea's most distinctive seafood dishes.

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Seoul · GangnamGanjang Gejang

Ge Saejangteo

A small Korean seafood restaurant near Gangnam Station specializing in soy sauce-marinated crab, spicy marinated crab, soy sauce shrimp and salmon. Its signature sets combine several kinds of Korean seafood marinades with rice and generous side dishes, making it a good introduction to the Korean “jang” style of marinated seafood. The restaurant is tucked inside a commercial building near Gangnam Station and has a casual, neighborhood-restaurant atmosphere.

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Seoul · GangnamKorean Sashimi

Dotum Hoetjip

A casual Korean sashimi restaurant near Gangnam Station, best known for its thick-cut, aged sashimi. The restaurant focuses on large, chunky cuts of fish such as flounder and sea bream, with seasonal fish such as yellowtail added depending on the time of year. Generous Korean side dishes come with the sashimi, making it a popular choice for casual dinners, drinks and group gatherings.

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