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Jujeon 주전

전 · Sindang-dong (Yaksu Station) · ₩15–40k · ₩15,000–25,000 per person; the modumjeon platter is ₩29,000 and makgeolli starts at ₩5,000.

Jujeon (주전) is a 전 spot in Sindang-dong (Yaksu Station), Seoul, featured by the Korean food channel Sung Si-kyung's Muktende, open since 2022. Verified open against Seoul's official business registry on 2026-07-26.

What
— Modumjeon — platter of assorted savoury pancakes, ₩29,000
Where
Sindang-dong (Yaksu Station), Jung-gu
Price
₩₩ · ₩15,000–40,000 per person
Wait
Short waits at peak
Getting in
Walk-in

Scores

🏆 Dangol rank#3 of 26 in Drinking Spots
🔥 BuzzViral
📺 Channels agree1 channel
🏠 Years openSince 2022 — 4 years
💸 Price₩₩ 15–40k · ₩15,000–25,000 per person; the modumjeon platter is ₩29,000 and makgeolli starts at ₩5,000.
⏳ Wait<30 min
🚪 EntryWalk-in
🍚 Solo diningSolo-friendly

Why here

Jujeon is a jeon house in the Yaksu market alley that fries every pancake to order instead of reheating a tray made earlier — a modumjeon platter of assorted jeon, a shrimp-and-squid haemul pajeon, plus yukjeon, nokdujeon and a crisp potato version, all sized for a makgeolli table. It opened in 2022 and has drawn a steady evening crowd since Sung Si-kyung's Muktende visit in late 2025.

Solo-friendlyLate-night

Order this

  • Modumjeon — platter of assorted savoury pancakes, ₩29,000
  • Haemul pajeon — shrimp and squid spring-onion pancake, ₩19,000
  • Basak gamjajeon — crisp potato pancake, ₩18,000
  • Yukjeon — beef pancake, ₩22,000

Know before you go

Address
14 Dongho-ro 7-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
중구 동호로7길 14, 112호 (신당동, 약수역 더시티) — show this to your taxi driver
Hours
Daily 14:00–24:00; closed on some Mondays (reported as the 2nd and 4th).
Wait
Reports range from walking straight in on an off-peak weekday to a queue on rainy evenings — jeon and makgeolli are a rainy-day pairing in Korea and this is one of the busiest spots in the alley when it pours.
Getting in
Walk-in · Short waits at peak
Links
Instagram

Videos

Sources

Good to know

What is Jujeon?

Jujeon is a pocha drinking restaurant in Sindang-dong (Yaksu Station), Seoul, operating since 2022. The dish to order is Modumjeon — platter of assorted savoury pancakes, ₩29,000.

Do I need a reservation at Jujeon?

No — Jujeon is a walk-in spot, no reservation needed. Walk-in only. Tables are close together and the room is small, so a wait is likely at peak.

How long is the wait at Jujeon?

At Jujeon: Reports range from walking straight in on an off-peak weekday to a queue on rainy evenings — jeon and makgeolli are a rainy-day pairing in Korea and this is one of the busiest spots in the alley when it pours.

How much does Jujeon cost per person?

Expect ₩15,000–40,000 per person at Jujeon. ₩15,000–25,000 per person; the modumjeon platter is ₩29,000 and makgeolli starts at ₩5,000.

Verified open against Seoul's public registry (서울특별시 공공데이터).