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4 spots, ranked by verified Korean-curator signal

Non-Korean food that Koreans themselves rate — the Thai, Italian, and other international kitchens that earned a local following, not expat comfort food.

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  1. Court Kitchen by Localeat20▶ from the source video

    Court Kitchen by Localeat 로컬릿

    Insadong · Vegetable Dishes

    Court Kitchen by Localeat is chef Nam Jeong-seok's farm-to-table, vegetable-forward tasting menu in a converted Insadong hanok, built around seasonal produce, tempeh and legume-based small plates, and a carrot-and-herb-pesto dish that changes with the market.

    Repeat visits₩₩₩Short waits at peak
  2. Kkalli29▶ from the source video

    Kkalli 깔리

    Bangbae-dong (near Sadang Station) · Indian Cuisine

    Kkalli is an India-run curry house a minute from Sadang Station exit 11, serving chicken makhani curry tuned to Korean palates alongside tandoori chicken and garlic naan, with a cheaper weekday lunch set than its dinner menu; a second, original branch operates in Daehangno.

    1 trusted mention₩₩Short waits at peak
  3. Ferments161▶ from the source video

    Ferments 퍼멘츠

    Hangangno 3-ga (near Yongsan Station) · Vegan Dining

    Ferments is a Yongsan vegan restaurant and natural-wine bar built around fermentation — hummus, vegan pizza, and a fermented vegan tomato ramyeon anchor a menu paired with natural wines and house kombucha.

    1 trusted mention₩₩Short waits at peak
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    Plantude Coex 플랜튜드 코엑스점

    Samseong-dong (Coex Mall) · Vegan Casual Dining

    Plantude is a vegan casual-dining brand run by Pulmuone Food & Culture, and its Coex branch serves plant-based pasta and mushroom-and-tofu mains from a stall inside Starfield Coex Mall's basement level.

    Editor-verified₩₩Short waits at peak

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