Name: Samwon Garden
Address: 835 Eonju-ro, Gangnam District, Seoul, 韓國, 首爾
Telephone: +8225483030
Price range: $$-$$$
Rating: 4.4

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Samwon Garden

秉承傳統風味的老字號餐廳，主打韓式烤肉

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這家的參雞湯超好吃 我連續2天報到.這家用餐環境就像在咖啡廳用餐一樣.服務人員非常有禮貌.參雞湯都會附上一瓶小瓶的人蔘酒.這家的小菜也都很好吃.下次還有機會到韓國的話.這家絕對還會是我必去的餐廳.這裏的菜單很簡單 主打雞湯 辣味的清湯的都有 還有特別好吃的素食拌飯！ 人多還可以吃一盆熱騰騰的火鍋。 值得推薦！

米其林推薦的專吃韓牛的烤肉店Samwon Garden，沒想到新沙洞還隱匿着如此大的餐廳，有山有水有小樹林還有瀑布。菜單品種不多，食器都是黃銅色的很帶感，店員會幫你烤，每烤好一份都換上新的烤盤烤下一份。我們把韓牛生排、調味排、韓牛裡脊、調味韓牛肉挨個嘗了個遍，最喜歡的是牛排，口感筋道，肉有韌性吃多了一點都不膩

烤肉味道很好，牛肉很新鮮很嫩，不過冷麵有些讓人失望，感覺口感略酸，吃了之後感覺很泛酸。餐廳的環境還有服務都很好，整體還是不錯的

切割成菱格紋的韓牛牛肉，燒烤後代湯汁，肉質鮮嫩，比其其它餐廳的燒肉來得細緻，也很入口。搭配的小菜相當多樣，如豆腐、黃魚、泡菜等都很可口，也可以免費續點，午餐的價錢是比其他時間較便宜，但其實價格也偏貴，服務員很多，但服務不主動，需要改進。

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越南捲餅和涮涮鍋的結合聽起來很獨特！

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#aprilblooms #southkorea #historicallandmarks #localguides 

Gangnam is a famous district in Seoul, South Korea, known for its upscale shopping, entertainment, nightlife, and luxury lifestyle. It’s also famous worldwide because of the song “Gangnam Style”. It’s a bustling area where you’ll find high-end shops, trendy cafes, beauty clinics, and a lively vibe all day and night.
	· Address: Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea
	· Admission: Free (since it’s a public district)
	· Operating Hours: Always open (shops, restaurants, malls, and attractions have their own hours)

Delicious Foods in Gangnam (similar to shabu-shabu):
If you like shabu-shabu, you’ll love trying these:
	· Shabu-Shabu (샤부샤부):
Thin slices of beef or seafood cooked in boiling broth at your table, eaten with fresh vegetables and dipping sauces. Popular shabu-shabu spots in Gangnam include Sae Ma Eul Shabu Shabu and Haru Shabu.
	· Hot Pot (훠궈, Chinese-style):
Similar to shabu-shabu but with a more diverse variety of broths and spicier options.
	· Korean BBQ (고기구이):
Grilling meat (especially beef like samgyeopsal or hanwoo) at your table. Places like Samwon Garden or Maple Tree House are very famous.
	· Sundubu Jjigae (순두부찌개):
A hot and spicy soft tofu stew — comforting and hearty.
	· Naengmyeon (냉면):
Cold buckwheat noodles, especially refreshing if you’re visiting during warmer mont

월남쌈 & 샤브샤브 샤블리
(Wolnamssam & Shabu-shabu Chablis)

· Description:
월남쌈 (Wolnamssam) means “Vietnamese rice paper wraps.” It’s where you wrap fresh vegetables, herbs, meat, and seafood in soft rice paper.
샤브샤브 (Shabu-shabu) is a Japanese hot pot dish where you cook thinly sliced meat and vegetables quickly in boiling broth, then dip them in sauces.
샤블리 (Chablis) in the restaurant name is inspired by a French wine, hinting at a slightly fancier or fresher dining experience.

At 월남쌈 & 샤브샤브 샤블리, you can enjoy Vietnamese-style wraps together with shabu-shabu. It’s healthy, fresh, and interactive — you cook and wrap your food right at your table.

⸻

	· Address:
월남쌈&샤브샤브 샤블리 강남점 (Gangnam Branch)
서울특별시 강남구 강남대로 372, 3층 (3rd Floor, 372 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea)
	· Admission:
No admission fee (you just pay for the food — usually set menus for 1-2 people start around 20,000–30,000 KRW per person)
	· Operating Hours:
Open daily
11:00 AM – 10:00 PM (last order around 9:00 PM)


首爾

韓國

江南地區

#aprilblooms #southkorea #historicallandmarks #localguides 

Gangnam is a famous district in Seoul, South Korea, known for its upscale shopping, entertainment, nightlife, and luxury lifestyle. It’s also famous worldwide because of the song “Gangnam Style”. It’s a bustling area where you’ll find high-end shops, trendy cafes, beauty clinics, and a lively vibe all day and night.

	· Address: Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea

	· Admission: Free (since it’s a public district)

	· Operating Hours: Always open (shops, restaurants, malls, and attractions have their own hours)

Delicious Foods in Gangnam (similar to shabu-shabu):

If you like shabu-shabu, you’ll love trying these:

Thin slices of beef or seafood cooked in boiling broth at your table, eaten with fresh vegetables and dipping sauces. Popular shabu-shabu spots in Gangnam include Sae Ma Eul Shabu Shabu and Haru Shabu.

Similar to shabu-shabu but with a more diverse variety of broths and spicier options.

Grilling meat (especially beef like samgyeopsal or hanwoo) at your table. Places like Samwon Garden or Maple Tree House are very famous.

A hot and spicy soft tofu stew — comforting and hearty.

Cold buckwheat noodles, especially refreshing if you’re visiting during warmer mont

월남쌈 (Wolnamssam) means “Vietnamese rice paper wraps.” It’s where you wrap fresh vegetables, herbs, meat, and seafood in soft rice paper.

샤브샤브 (Shabu-shabu) is a Japanese hot pot dish where you cook thinly sliced meat and vegetables quickly in boiling broth, then dip them in sauces.

샤블리 (Chablis) in the restaurant name is inspired by a French wine, hinting at a slightly fancier or fresher dining experience.

At 월남쌈 & 샤브샤브 샤블리, you can enjoy Vietnamese-style wraps together with shabu-shabu. It’s healthy, fresh, and interactive — you cook and wrap your food right at your table.

월남쌈&샤브샤브 샤블리 강남점 (Gangnam Branch)

서울특별시 강남구 강남대로 372, 3층 (3rd Floor, 372 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea)

No admission fee (you just pay for the food — usually set menus for 1-2 people start around 20,000–30,000 KRW per person)

11:00 AM – 10:00 PM (last order around 9:00 PM)

A Famous District in Seoul South Korea

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From market food to Michelin

Seoul is probably the wrong city for a “10 best restaurants” list.

A bowl of soup in a restaurant more than a century old can be as memorable as a tasting menu that requires a reservation weeks ahead.

So instead of ranking them, here are 20 places I’d choose for 20 slightly different versions of Seoul.

🥟 START HERE: CLASSIC SEOUL

1 · Imun Seolnongtang  
GO FOR: a piece of old Seoul  
ORDER: seolleongtang

One of Seoul’s historic restaurants, built around essentially one thing: milky beef-bone soup.

Not photogenic. Not complicated. That's rather the point.

2 · Myeongdong Kyoja 
GO FOR: noodles after walking Myeongdong  
ORDER: kalguksu + mandu

Family-run since 1966 and still working with an impressively short menu.

The garlicky kimchi is almost as much part of the experience as the noodles.

3 · Woo Lae Oak  
GO FOR: Pyeongyang naengmyeon  
ORDER: naengmyeon + bulgogi if you're sharing

Cold buckwheat noodles in an exceptionally clean beef broth.

The first bite can be surprisingly subtle.

Then you understand why people have been coming here for generations.

4 · Grandma Na Jeong Sun’s Jjukkumi  
🌶️ GO FOR: something considerably less subtle  
ORDER: spicy jjukkumi

Tiny octopus, serious chilli and the sort of meal that makes you reconsider your personal definition of “spicy.”

· --

🥢 EAT AT A MARKET

5 · Gwangjang Market
GO FOR: controlled food chaos

Don't come looking for one perfect stall.

Walk.

Try bindaetteok, mayak gimbap, noodles, tteokbokki — preferably several things in quantities that suggest they were all “just a snack.”

6 · Tongin Market  
GO FOR: a smaller market experience

Combine it with a day around Seochon and Gyeongbokgung.

This is less about one famous dish and more about building lunch while wandering through the market.

· --

 🍚 TRADITION, WITHOUT MAKING IT A MUSEUM

7 · A Flower Blossom on the Rice  
GO FOR: beautiful Korean lunch in Insadong  
ORDER: bojagi bibimbap

Probably one of the prettiest bibimbap presentations in Seoul: rice and vegetables wrapped like a little gift.

8 · Balwoo Gongyang  
🌱 GO FOR: Korean temple cuisine

No meat. No flashy substitutes pretending to be meat.

Instead, a completely different vocabulary of Korean cooking built around vegetables, fermentation, preservation and seasonality.

Come here when you want to understand another side of Korean food.

9 · Onjium  
GO FOR: Korean culinary history brought into the present

Across from Gyeongbokgung, Onjium researches traditional Korean recipes and reinterprets them through contemporary cooking.

This isn't simply “modern Korean.”

The history is part of dinner.

· --

 🔥 YOU CAME TO KOREA. THERE SHOULD PROBABLY BE BBQ.

10 · Born & Bred  
🥩 GO FOR: Hanwoo

This is the serious beef option.

Born & Bred sits in Majang-dong — Seoul's meat-market district — and the building contains several different dining concepts.

Choose the experience before you book, because this can be anything from Korean grilling to a full chef's-choice meal.

11 · Samwon Garden 
GO FOR: classic Korean BBQ atmosphere

A very different proposition from the tiny neon BBQ joints.

Come here when you want Korean barbecue to feel like an occasion.

12 · Maple Tree House  
GO FOR: an easy first Korean BBQ

Particularly useful if it is your first trip and you want the BBQ experience without needing a degree in Korean meat cuts.

· --

 🍶 THE DINNER I THINK MORE VISITORS SHOULD TRY

13 · Mr. Ahn’s Craft Makgeolli  
GO FOR: Korean alcohol + food pairing

Forget soju for one evening.

The interesting thing here is the range of makgeolli and other Korean traditional alcohols, paired with contemporary Korean dishes.

One of the better ways to discover that Korean drinking culture is considerably more complicated than green bottles on a BBQ table.

· --
☕ TAKE A BREAK

14 · Fritz Coffee Company — Dohwa
GO FOR: coffee + the building

Excellent coffee in a characterful old space in Mapo.

Come for coffee.

Stay longer than planned.

This happens quite a lot in Seoul.

· --

🍽️ THEN SEOUL GETS SERIOUS

This is where the same culinary traditions — fermentation, jang, rice, seafood, seasonality — start appearing in a completely different language.

15 · Jungsik
GO FOR: one of the restaurants that helped define modern Korean fine dining

Familiar Korean ideas are pulled apart and reconstructed into a tasting-menu format.

If you want to understand where contemporary Korean fine dining came from, this is an important stop.

16 · KwonSookSoo
GO FOR: refined Korean tradition

Seasonal Korean ingredients, traditional drinks and a beautiful modern interpretation of *doksang* — the Korean individual dining table.

More restrained than theatrical.

17 · EVETT  
GO FOR: the experimental one

Fermentation, foraging and Korean ingredients pushed in unexpected directions.

There is even a signature meju doughnut involving fermented soybean, anchovy and black garlic.

Which is probably enough information to know whether this restaurant is for you.

18 · MOSU Seoul  
GO FOR: the destination dinner

This isn't “let's find somewhere nice tonight.”

This is the plan for the night.

Creative modern cooking, tasting-menu territory and one of those reservations around which the rest of the evening gets organised.

19 · Mingles  
GO FOR: modern Korean at its most polished

Chef Mingoo Kang takes Korean flavours and fermentation into a contemporary tasting menu without making them unrecognisable.

Its famous Jang Trio dessert uses doenjang, ganjang and gochujang.

Yes. Korean fermented sauces.

In dessert.

20 · La Yeon 
GO FOR: Seoul from above

On the 23rd floor of The Shilla Seoul.

Come for refined contemporary Korean cuisine — and one of the rare occasions when a serious restaurant also gives you a proper Seoul view.

· --

IF YOU ONLY HAVE TIME FOR FIVE

🥣 Old Seoul: Imun Seolnongtang  
🔥 Korean BBQ: Born & Bred  
🍜 Classic: Woo Lae Oak  
🍶 Something different: Mr. Ahn’s Craft Makgeolli  
✨ Special dinner: choose the modern Korean experience that appeals to you most — Mingles, Mosu, Jungsik, Onjium or KwonSookSoo.

The point isn't to eat at all 20.

It's to realise that “Korean food” isn't one category.

In Seoul, it can mean a bowl of soup in the morning, noodles from a restaurant that's been around for generations, octopus that makes you cry, temple food, Hanwoo over charcoal, makgeolli with dinner — or fermented soybean paste appearing in dessert.

I'd leave room for all of it.

Seoul is probably the wrong city for a “10 best restaurants” list.

A bowl of soup in a restaurant more than a century old can be as memorable as a tasting menu that requires a reservation weeks ahead.

So instead of ranking them, here are 20 places I’d choose for 20 slightly different versions of Seoul.

One of Seoul’s historic restaurants, built around essentially one thing: milky beef-bone soup.

Not photogenic. Not complicated. That's rather the point.

GO FOR: noodles after walking Myeongdong  

Family-run since 1966 and still working with an impressively short menu.

The garlicky kimchi is almost as much part of the experience as the noodles.

ORDER: naengmyeon + bulgogi if you're sharing

Cold buckwheat noodles in an exceptionally clean beef broth.

The first bite can be surprisingly subtle.

Then you understand why people have been coming here for generations.

🌶️ GO FOR: something considerably less subtle  

Tiny octopus, serious chilli and the sort of meal that makes you reconsider your personal definition of “spicy.”

Don't come looking for one perfect stall.

Try bindaetteok, mayak gimbap, noodles, tteokbokki — preferably several things in quantities that suggest they were all “just a snack.”

Combine it with a day around Seochon and Gyeongbokgung.

This is less about one famous dish and more about building lunch while wandering through the market.

 🍚 TRADITION, WITHOUT MAKING IT A MUSEUM

GO FOR: beautiful Korean lunch in Insadong  

Probably one of the prettiest bibimbap presentations in Seoul: rice and vegetables wrapped like a little gift.

No meat. No flashy substitutes pretending to be meat.

Instead, a completely different vocabulary of Korean cooking built around vegetables, fermentation, preservation and seasonality.

Come here when you want to understand another side of Korean food.

GO FOR: Korean culinary history brought into the present

Across from Gyeongbokgung, Onjium researches traditional Korean recipes and reinterprets them through contemporary cooking.

 🔥 YOU CAME TO KOREA. THERE SHOULD PROBABLY BE BBQ.

Born & Bred sits in Majang-dong — Seoul's meat-market district — and the building contains several different dining concepts.

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