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This is famous restaurant for“sujebi”, kinda like noodles. I walked from the palace and took around 10min. It was a bit late for lunch so we didn’t have to wait to get table. We had sujebi and pancake with spring onions. All of them were delicious! Free kimchi❤️ I love Korea so much?

There are always long waiting list infront of this restaurant. We failed in the first attempt so we decide to go early and we got a seat after waiting for 10 people. Their Gamja Jeon were so good and their sujebi are superb. They made the clam soup base and actually my mother cannot eat clam but she like it the soup base so rich and clean no smell at all. The ajummas who work there are supper fast. It was great time ever

Even the queue looks long, it moves fairly quick as there are many tables inside. Sujebi soup flavours is amazing The texture for pancake very good Very fast service with the food being delivered within minutes!!! Highly recommended

There was a line of locals outside this restaurant- a great recommendation! So in we went! Not a lot of English spoken, but we got by with smiling and pointing! Two sections one with tables and chairs and one with low tables and cushions. We ordered the mung bean pancakes - which were exceptional (we think the best in Seoul) and the stir-fried octopus (bit too spicy for us, would order two of the pancakes instead next time). Line to get in moves quickly…

They are known for sujebi, but we didn't order it, don't ask why. The glutinous rice cake ball soup is meh. There is no meat, the sweetness comes from the veggie. Just eating the rice cake ball is a little too much (ngấy). Also, they only have that portion for at least 2 people, but I think it can easily feed 3. I like the potato pancake, although it doesn't taste like potato at all. The kimchi and rice wine are okay. The place is pretty crowded when we arrived around lunch time.