Seoul's Favorite Spots for Korean BBQ and More
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@nusfatclub
8 restaurants in Seoul featured in a instagram post by NUS Food & Travel Club, verified on Google Maps: Gwangjang Market, Geumdwaeji Sikdang, Born and Bred, and 5 more.
Gwangjang Market
Market
4.2
A vibrant traditional market with street food and local goods. Try the mung bean pancakes and mayak gimbap. Open daily, but some stalls have varying hours.
Geumdwaeji Sikdang
Korean barbecue restaurant
4.2
Premium pork BBQ with Yorkshire, Berkshire, Duroc crossbreeds. The meat is super delicious. Expect a wait, but it's worth it.
Born and Bred
Korean restaurant
4.5
Hanwoo temple with premium Korean beef. Splurge on the tasting menu or try the a la carte options. A high-end dining experience.
Buchon Yukhoe Main Store
Korean restaurant
4.4
Excellent yukhoe in Gwangjang Market. Fresh, thinly sliced beef seasoned with sesame oil and pear. A must-try for raw beef lovers.
Daewoo Budaejjigae (Army Stew)
Korean restaurant
4.3
Unique army stew with minari. The peppery, herbaceous broth is very tasty. A comforting and flavorful meal.
Namyeongdon
Korean barbecue restaurant
4.4
Known for its fattier pork cuts like jowl and cheek. A rich, savory experience. Perfect with soju.
Hanchu
Bar
3.9
Crispy fried chicken with chili pepper batter. Don't miss the deep-fried stuffed peppers. Perfect with beer.
백암왕순대
Korean restaurant
3.6
Tiny local spot specializing in sundaeguk. The light, porky broth is delicious. Try the various cuts of pig head.
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