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Seolleongtang in Seoul: where Koreans eat ox bone soup

5 seolleongtang places in Seoul, from 66 Korean blog posts by people who ate there. This is a count, not a ranking.

  • 2,859blog posts found
  • 82posts we read
  • 66posts with a real meal
  • 5places with 2+ bloggers
01
seolleongtang (beef bone soup)

Soup and riceKorean

Miseongok 미성옥 no complaints · recommended

Soup with rice · near Euljiroipgu Stn Exit 6, 6 min walk

7 bloggers ate here · 32 posts in this search named it · we read 7

recommended by 7 · complaints 0 · came back 4

  • English menu
  • Good with foreign friends
  • Good for one

Why they liked it

  • A 60-year-old Myeongdong shop. Clear, savory Korean beef broth with no gamey smell. · 4 bloggers
  • Plenty of tender brisket, and the boiled Korean beef is tender too. · 4 bloggers
  • Sweet-tangy radish kimchi goes well with it. · 3 bloggers
  • Fair prices for Korean ingredients, and food comes fast. · 2 bloggers

short walk 3 · fast 2 · good value 1

They ordered seolleongtang (beef bone soup)

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Sources (7)

These are Korean blog posts. They are written in Korean.

02
seolleongtang (milky beef bone soup)

Grill houseSoup and riceKorean

Singawon Seolleongtang & Jeju Bonga 신가원 설렁탕 no complaints · recommended

Stew · near Euljiroipgu Stn

3 bloggers ate here · 18 posts in this search named it · we read 3

recommended by 3 · complaints 0 · came back 2

  • English menu
  • Good with foreign friends 1
  • Good for one 2

Why they liked it

  • Long-simmered milky broth, rich but not greasy. · 3 bloggers
  • Plenty of tender beef and noodles, with good kimchi. · 3 bloggers

short walk 2 · fast 2

They ordered seolleongtang (milky beef bone soup)

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Sources (3)

These are Korean blog posts. They are written in Korean.

03
seolleongtang (milky beef bone soup)

Soup and riceKorean

Mapo Yangji Seolleongtang 마포양지설렁탕 no complaints · recommended

Soup with rice · near Gongdeok Stn

2 bloggers ate here · 16 posts in this search named it · we read 2

recommended by 2 · complaints 0 · came back 0

  • English menu
  • Good with foreign friends
  • Good for one

Why they liked it

  • Rich, savory broth with plenty of beef. · 2 bloggers
  • Free refills of green onion kimchi and radish kimchi. · 2 bloggers

They ordered seolleongtang (milky beef bone soup)

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Sources (2)

These are Korean blog posts. They are written in Korean.

04
hanwoo eunseoltang (clear seolleongtang, ox bone soup with Korean beef)

Soup and riceKorean

Eunseol Seolleongtang 은설설렁탕 no complaints · recommended

Soup with rice · near Anguk Stn

2 bloggers ate here · 6 posts in this search named it · we read 2

recommended by 2 · complaints 0 · came back 0

  • English menu
  • Good with foreign friends 2
  • Good for one

Why they liked it

  • Clear, clean Seoul-style Korean beef broth with no additives. · 2 bloggers
  • Lots of brisket, tendon and knee, eaten quietly in a hanok. · 2 bloggers

hanok (old Korean house) 2

They ordered hanwoo eunseoltang (clear seolleongtang, ox bone soup with Korean beef)

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Sources (2)

These are Korean blog posts. They are written in Korean.

05
seolleongtang (ox bone soup)

Soup and riceKorean

Bonga Seolleongtang 본가설렁탕 no complaints · recommended

Soup with rice · near Seokchon Stn

2 bloggers ate here · 24 posts in this search named it · we read 2

recommended by 2 · complaints 0 · came back 2

  • English menu
  • Good with foreign friends
  • Good for one

Why they liked it

  • Rich, clean bone broth with plenty of beef and noodles. · 2 bloggers
  • Near Lotte World, open until 10 pm. · 1 blogger

good with kids 2 · fast 2 · open late 1 · short walk 1

They ordered seolleongtang (ox bone soup)

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Sources (2)

These are Korean blog posts. They are written in Korean.

How we counted

Naver and Daum are Korea’s big web portals. Koreans use them the way much of the world uses Google, and many people post restaurant reviews on blogs there. Those posts are in Korean, so most visitors never see them. We searched there in Korean for “서울 설렁탕 맛집” (what you might search in English as “seolleongtang seoul”) and similar phrases, and had AI read 82 of the posts. We counted only posts where the writer actually ate at the place. One blogger counts once for a place, even with many posts. Sponsored reviews are left out of the order. There is no score.

The dish pictures are drawings made by Gilpost from the posts. They are not photos of the real food.