Guide · 6 places
Late-Night Korean Food in Seoul
Where to eat properly after 10 p.m., without settling for convenience-store ramyeon.
Seoul eats late. Pork BBQ, chicken pots and pancakes with makgeolli are evening food, and these places keep the grills and pots going until 11 p.m. or later. Check the last-order times — kitchens usually stop taking orders an hour before closing.
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The latest-closing classic on this list; last order 23:30.
Order: For two or three: one dakhanmari, then one portion of kalguksu noodles at the end.
Dongdaemun Station (Line 1/4), Exit 9
Menu, prices & directions - 2
Same alley, same pot, and samgyetang if you are alone.
Order: For two: one dakhanmari and noodles. Solo: samgyetang.
Dongdaemun Station (Line 1/4), Exit 9
Menu, prices & directions - 3
The queue shortens after 21:00 — a good time to go.
Order: For two: one belly + one collar, then kimchi stew and rice to finish.
Yaksu Station (Line 3/6), Exit 2
Menu, prices & directions - 4
Thick pork cuts by Sinseol-dong Station.
Order: For two: one belly + one neck, then a bowl of bibim-naengmyeon to share.
Sinseol-dong Station (Line 1/2), Exit 8
Menu, prices & directions - 5
Dakhanmari sets that make ordering easy.
Order: For two: set A. For three: set B.
Jongno 5-ga Station (Line 1), Exit 5
Menu, prices & directions - 6
Bindaetteok and makgeolli the old Jongno way (weekdays).
Order: For two: the mixed bindaetteok and a kettle of makgeolli.
Jonggak Station (Line 1), Exit 2
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