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We went there twice during our stay in Seoul. Location is quite close to Myeongdong St. A bit of a walk uphill, where you can clearly see the Namsan Tower. We had our dinner there during our both visits at around 5pm. Both times were full of customers, where the ground floor was full and we're normally among the first to fill up the upper restaurant. I would suggest to make a reservation is you would like to come at a usual peak meal time or you're in a big group; otherwise you might be disappointed. We didn't make a reservation but during our visit, we were told by the restaurant staff&manager that we have to 'settle' our meal time and leave by 6.10pm which was in about an hour or so because there's a reservation made at 6.20pm. So yeah, the service was quite fast. We got our food at a reasonable waiting time. We had our meal at our comfort and managed to finish eating and leave within the time. Food wise was okay, reasonably set at a standard price in Seoul I would say. Chicken was crispy and good, other food that we ordered also nice and wasn't too bad. They have a small grocery halal supermarket next to the restaurant. You can get the halal almond Nuts Holic there. Price at that time was 5000krw per packet of 180g, which I think was the cheapest we can get in the market at that time. They also have other halal snacks and convenient food. All in all, good and nice experience

The best korean halal food in town with reasonable price. I always want to go back here. The restaurant has praying room upstairs, clean and nice. You are able to use praying room even if you don't buy the food here, the staff was so nice. As you can see on my photo and video, this restaurant received order from the touch screen device, and someone will bring your food immediately.

Great food, nice quality. You can easily order with Tablet while sitting. English menu is available. Everything is halal. Would recommend Nasi Goreng with chicken wings. Reasonable prices.

Located in the bustling Myeongdong area, this restaurant offers budget-friendly dining options. The service is swift and the staff are attentive. Adjacent to the restaurant is their halal mart. The Korean kimchi fried rice is priced at 8,000 won, while their fish soup is around 12,000 won, if memory serves. Their plain ramyeon is approximately 6,000 won. While the fried chicken was decent, I wished it was hot felt like the chicken been fried and left for sometime. They serve instant prata. Their paprik rice was ok but the sauce was a bit sour for me. Overall, it's a comforting spot for halal food when hunger strikes. I would still recommend for its pleasant service and cozy ambience reminiscent of home.

Been to this restaurant twice and the food were really amazing. One of the waiter (Malay waiter) letting me using his mobile phone to call the customer service as i lost my phone inside the bus. Lucky i found my phone back when i departing from Incehon. The food nice comfort food