Ok, so this post is about four months late because I was pretty sure I lost (more like deleted) a…
Category: Old Restaurants
What’s better than drinking a cold glass of beer in Korea’s hot n humid summer? Not much, unless it’s at…
As much as I love a fatty roll of delicious kimbap, I haven’t found any place that separates itself from…
There are very few restaurants that become an integral part of the local community these days, especially with the gradual…
Established in 1973, Yongmun Kalbi Jip has catered mostly to locals looking for excellent barbecue in a uniquely smoky setting,…
Here’s another no-frills, unpretentious restaurant that I frequent often called Hosu Jjip 호수집 (Lake House), a short walk between either Chungjeongro…
Even though it’s been over two months since my road trip to the seaside port of Mokpo, the visit with…
With a friendly recommendation from someone who really knows traditional Korean food, my friends and I headed to Eungahm-dong (northwest…
There’s not many BBQ places in Seoul that have really stood out despite my love for anything meat. This is not…
There are only a handful of places I visit where the owners, not the food, make a lasting impression on…
Foodie memories have a short lifespan until the next “best” meal is had, and it gets even shorter as a…
Coming in at #13 on the list of Seoul’s oldest and best restaurant is the very popular naengmyeon restaurant named…
Continuing the theme of Seoul’s oldest and best restaurants, here’s a place that’s been serving a mean bowl of Chueotang…
On the list at #7 of Seoul’s oldest and best restaurant is the legendary Cheongjinok 청진옥 in the Jongro district. They’ve…
There aren’t many opportunities for people to say that they’ve eaten at Seoul’s oldest restaurant. Well, that’s exactly what I…