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Hanjeongsik in Seoul: where Koreans go for a full table

4 places for hanjeongsik, the Korean meal with many small dishes. We counted them from 95 Korean blog posts. This is a count, not a ranking.

  • 2,916blog posts found
  • 100posts we read
  • 95posts with a real meal
  • 4places with 2+ bloggers
01
lunch course C (Korean beef tasting course)

Korean

WOOSOO 우수 no complaints · recommended

Grilled beef · near Gongdeok Stn Exit 2

8 bloggers ate here · 51 posts in this search named it · we read 8

recommended by 8 · complaints 0 · came back 2

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

Why they liked it

  • Every seat is in a private room. It is quiet and easy to talk. · 7 bloggers
  • You grill top-grade Korean beef yourself, piece by piece, on a small table grill. · 6 bloggers
  • The course is carefully made and well balanced, from small bites to the rice set. · 6 bloggers
  • Staff explain each dish well. · 1 blogger

Note All 8 posts date from July 27 to September 21, 2026. Most titles follow the same pattern (Seoul hanjeongsik + Gongdeok + private room), and none mention sponsorship. Some may be sponsored reviews.

short walk 8 · booking recommended 5 · got in without waiting 1

They ordered lunch course C (Korean beef tasting course)

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Sources (8)

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

02
oven-grilled mackerel set meal

Korean

Eoyeohwa 어여화 no complaints · recommended

Grilled eel · near Apgujeongrodeo Stn

5 bloggers ate here · 30 posts in this search named it · we read 5

recommended by 5 · complaints 0 · came back 1

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

Why they liked it

  • Mild southern-style side dishes and fresh pot rice come neatly served. · 5 bloggers
  • Oven-grilled mackerel is crisp outside, moist inside, and not fishy. · 3 bloggers
  • A big, thick hairtail fish, and staff take out the bones for you. · 1 blogger
  • Soft Spanish mackerel in a spicy braise goes well with pot rice. · 1 blogger

Note All 5 posts date from July 29 to August 20, 2026, about three weeks. The titles repeat the same two keywords (Seoul and Gangnam hanjeongsik), and none mention sponsorship. Some may be sponsored reviews.

They ordered oven-grilled mackerel set meal

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Sources (5)

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

03
bori-gulbi sotbap set (dried yellow croaker with pot rice)

Korean

Yangbandaek 양반댁 no complaints · recommended

Grilled eel · near Jonggak Stn

2 bloggers ate here · 8 posts in this search named it · we read 2

recommended by 2 · complaints 0 · came back 1

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

Why they liked it

  • Pot rice, stew and many homemade side dishes fill the table, with refills. · 2 bloggers
  • The soy-marinated crab (ganjang gejang) is savory, not too salty. · 1 blogger
  • The dried croaker (bori gulbi) is big, and the pork ribs are thick. · 1 blogger

short walk 1 · hanok (old Korean house) 1 · fast 1

They ordered bori-gulbi sotbap set (dried yellow croaker with pot rice)

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Sources (2)

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

04
bori-gulbi (dried yellow croaker) set with brown rice green tea

Korean

MODAM 모담 서울역점 no complaints · recommended

Marinated short ribs · near Seoul Stn

2 bloggers ate here · 5 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

  • Clean, mild flavors. · 2 bloggers
  • The grilled rib patty (tteokgalbi) and dried croaker stand out. · 1 blogger
  • Private rooms suit family talks, and dishes come at a good pace. · 1 blogger

booking recommended 2 · good with kids 1 · short walk 1

They ordered bori-gulbi (dried yellow croaker) set with brown rice green tea

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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 한정식 맛집” (what you might search in English as “hanjeongsik seoul”) and similar phrases, and had AI read 100 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.