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Seoul Restaurants Tour: Hidden gems in Euljiro

Craving an authentic Seoul dining experience? Look no further! In this blog, we dive into the heart of Seoul’s culinary scene in Euljiro, exploring five exceptional eateries, each offering unique flavors and atmospheres. From traditional delicacies to trendy bites, these spots are a must-visit for food enthusiasts. Get ready to embark on a flavorful journey through some of the best restaurants in Seoul!

1. 철철복집 (Cheolcheol Bokjip)

Korean seafood cuisine Jung-gu, Seou Restaurants Cheolcheol Bokjip

Our journey ends at “Cheol Cheol Bok Jip,” a renowned Euljiro eatery specializing in blowfish dishes. The signature menu, “Bok SoGeumGui,” features live blowfish grilled over charcoal with a sprinkle of salt and sesame oil. This is an adventurous opportunity to savor blowfish in various styles, from grilled to sashimi. While it may be on the expensive side and portions aren’t overly generous, the unique experience and the flavors make it worthwhile.

  • Address: 29 Eulji-ro 3-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
  • Contact: 02-776-2418
  • Hours: 11:00 – 22:00, Break: 15:00 – 17:00, Closed on Sundays

2. 제주연탄집 (Jeju Yeontan Jip)

Korean meat dish Jung-gu, Seoul Restaurants

Nestled in Inhyeon Market near Chungmuro Station, “Jeju Yeontan Jip” is a hot spot for mouthwatering Jeju-style pork dishes. Their popular menu items include Jeju’s finest pork belly “Ogyeopsal” and “Ganjang Samgyeopsal” (soy sauce pork belly). The savory flavors and the opportunity to cook your own meat make this place an exciting dining experience. Don’t forget to try their flavorful side dishes, such as baek kimchi, while sipping on your drink of choice.

  • Address: 30-1 Chungmuro 2-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
  • Contact: 02-2266-0828
  • Hours: 16:00 – 24:00, Closed on Sundays

3. 유메오뎅 (Yumaeodeng)

Japanese Izakaya Odeng Skewers Jung-gu, Seoul Restaurants Yumaeodeng

Next up, we venture to “Yumaeodeng,” one of the hottest spots in trendy Euljiro. Located in Euljiro and inspired by the vibe of Yeonnam-dong, this recently opened restaurant boasts indoor and outdoor seating. Enjoy the pleasant weather while savoring their warm odeng and crispy tempura dishes paired perfectly with Kirin draft beer or sake. Due to its immense popularity, it’s advisable to visit during the opening hours to secure your spot!

  • Address: 7 Eulji-ro 12-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
  • Contact: 0507-1412-1182
  • Hours: Not Available

4. 로스트앤파운드 (Lost and Found)

Bar Chicken Hope Pub Jung-gu Seoul Restaurants Lost and Found

Our first stop in the heart of Euljiro is “Lost and Found.” Operating only four days a week, from Thursday to Sunday, this place transforms itself throughout the week. On weekdays, it serves as “the Supper Club” with a Bourbon Whiskey Bar, while weekends greet you with “the Breakfast Club,” offering a diverse brunch menu. The owner’s passion for bourbon whiskey transcends into their delightful dishes, like burritos, cheeseburgers, and chili spaghetti. The blend of flavors and the unique bourbon whiskey selection make this place truly remarkable. Don’t miss their delectable meatball subs and burritos; they’re a taste of America right here in Seoul!

  • Address: 5 Chungmu-ro 4-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, 2F 202
  • Contact: 070-7799-0202
  • Hours: Wed-Fri: 19:00 – 24:00, Sat: 11:30 – 24:00, Sun: 11:30 – 16:30, Break: Sat: 16:30 – 19:00, Closed Mon-Tue

5. 을지로차이 (Euljiro Chai)

Bar General Bar Seoul Myeong-dong Namsan Euljiro Chai

For an editor’s favorite, head to “Euljiro Chai.” This wine bar in Euljiro offers an exquisite dining experience, pairing seasonal dishes with international wines. Indulge in their poached egg with buttery crumble and vanilla ice cream, a true delight for your taste buds. While it’s on the higher end of the price spectrum, it’s perfect for special occasions or gatherings. The visual aesthetics, flavors, and ambiance at Euljiro Chai make it a must-visit spot.

  • Address: J-Macrotower 203, 28 Eulji-ro 12-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
  • Contact: 070-4154-4374
  • Hours: Not Available

In summary, Euljiro’s dining scene is a vibrant mix of tradition and modernity, perfectly encapsulating Seoul’s diverse culinary landscape. Whether it’s the exotic flavors at Cheolcheol Bokjip, the authentic Jeju tastes at Jeju Yeontanjip, the trendy atmosphere of Yume Odeng, the unique offerings of Lost and Found, or the sophisticated dining at Euljiro Chai, each spot promises a memorable dining experience. So, when in Seoul, be sure to visit these top dining destinations!

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