Seoul Restaurants

Puccini offers fine original Italian cuisine and an interior beautiful enough to have served as a setting for several Korean television soap operas. With the entrance, terrace and some rooms surrounded by glass, guests can enjo... more

This restaurant is set in an acacia forest, which provides a romantic and tranquil atmosphere to enjoy fine Italian cuisine. With a big garden, and beautiful flowers this restaurant is very attractive. One side of the wall, whi... more

Named after a famous Brazilian beach, Ipanema specializes in churascaria, a traditional Brazilian barbecue dish. This dish is cooked by a staff member beside your table, and when cooked, is sliced and served. For novelty value... more

Il mare means "the sea" in Italian. True to its name, this restaurant specializes in pastas with seafood. It is known to the younger Korean generation as the best place around to have delicious pasta. The interior of the restau... more

Pho Hoa is a popular place to enjoy reasonably priced Vietnamese-style food. Pho means rice noodle in Vietnamese, and Hoa mean harmony. A high ceiling, thick wooden tables and bright colored chairs are part of the simple decor.... more

This restaurant specializes in Korean pork barbecue, especially using samkyubsal (pork belly) from Jin Island. Roasted pork with specially blended Korean sauces and broiled rice is a wonderful combination. This comes with a Kor... more

This is one of the most famous restaurants in Seoul. It is nestled close to the National Theater, which makes it a popular hangout for the art enthusiasts. Chef Han Bok-Ryeo serves authentic Korean cuisine and doles out a color... more

Located on a street popular with young Koreans, this restaurant has an appearance matched to its namesake. In fact, the owner named it after Hong Kong's nightlife district, expressing his desire to share with patrons the taste... more

Located in Nonhyundong, Koryeo Jeong is a traditional Korean restaurant that incorporates a stage where traditional Korean dancers perform to entertain the diners. Although the food is not cheap, the venue provides a fun evenin... more

During the Chosun Dynasty (1392-1910), people had to go through a gate to get inside Seoul. There were eight gates placed around the city. Featuring breath—taking views, this restaurant created its own ninth gate to be part of... more