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Nice traditional Korean cuisine in Myeongdong. Very refreshing and delicious.

A traditional looking restaurant hidden along the chaotic walkway of myeongdong. Price is on the higher end, but considering the range of food served, the ambience, the musician playing the traditional Korean string instrument live, and the tranquility offered from the busy streets of Seoul, it is worth it. Will visit here again!

If you manage to reserve on the 3rd floor you get a private room. It's very cozy. We stayed a while after lunch with my friends to chat and stayed until 3:30pm. The interior is transitional Korean style. If you need to invite foreigners this place is a good candidate. The food was excellent, the lady serve food in hanbok. However it's a bit tricky to find the entrance hidden in a tiny secret road in the middle of myeongdong but that also adds fun to the experience of going to the restaurant.

Performance is great.
I most like the stir-fried glass noodle

Saw reviews on Google and was skeptical so decided to give it a shot…. Unfortunately, don’t trust the good reviews on this place. Food was not up to standard at all. Had the 69k menu. Only nice thing was sashimi which u can barely mess up, abalone was decent, hanwoo beef was good but needed some sauce. Everything else wasn’t great and the chef definitely needs to taste their food again and revamp the menu.

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