Neighbourhood guide

Where to eat in Dongdaemun & Sindang

동대문·신당

Dongdaemun's fabric markets run late, and so do the restaurants that feed them. Dakhanmari alley is a 10-minute walk from the DDP; Sindang and Yaksu are where Seoulites go for Korean BBQ.

Subway: Dongdaemun (Line 1/4), Yaksu (Line 3/6), Sindang (Line 2/6)

8 places

Samgyeopsal · Dongdaemun & Sindang

Geumdwaeji Sikdang

The pork BBQ that made Sindang a destination.

Yaksu

Samgyeopsal · Dongdaemun & Sindang

Yukjeon Sikdang

Thick pork cuts grilled for you, one stop from Dongdaemun.

Sinseol-dong

Tteokbokki · Dongdaemun & Sindang

Mabokrim Halmeoni Jip

The grandmother who started Sindang-dong tteokbokki in 1953.

Sindang

Naengmyeon · Dongdaemun & Sindang

Ojang-dong Hamheung Naengmyeon

Chewy Hamheung-style noodles with spicy marinated raw fish.

Dongdaemun History & Culture ParkSolo-friendly

Jokbal · Dongdaemun & Sindang

Pyeongando Jokbal

The grandmother of Jangchung-dong's jokbal street.

Dongguk University

Dakhanmari · Dongdaemun & Sindang

Myeongdong Dakhanmari

Despite the name, a late-night dakhanmari house in Dongdaemun's alley.

DongdaemunSolo-friendly

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