Yeonhaejang — Korean soup and gukbap in Sindang-dong

Name: Yeonhaejang
Address: Seoul, KR
Price range: $$

Ratings

Google: ★ 4.6 (211)
Naver: ★ 4.84 (5,436)
Kakao Map: ★ 4.2 (57)
DiningCode: 83/100 · ★ 4.3 (58)
CatchTable: ★ 4.6 (940)

Review split — 6,684 on Korean platforms, 211 on Google. In Korea, Google reviews come mostly from visitors and Naver/Kakao/DiningCode mostly from Koreans. See where Koreans eat or where visitors eat.

Average ★ 4.5 across 5 sources (DiningCode's 100-point score converted to 5).

Why here

Pork gopchang jeongol — offal hot pot — is the whole point here, ordered small, medium or large for the table and finished with an aged-kimchi gopchang fried rice. A thick gamjajeon and kimchi rolls round it out. A Sindang-dong room that fills late and stays loud.

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₩₩ · ₩15,000–40,000 per person

Mains around 35,000 won

Sat, Sun 12:00–23:00 · Mon–Fri 16:00–23:00

No consistent lines reported

Waitlist app (KR phone)

Sindang-dong, Jung-gu

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Good to know

What is Yeonhaejang?

Yeonhaejang is a Korean soup and gukbap restaurant in Sindang-dong, Seoul.

How do I get into Yeonhaejang?

Yeonhaejang uses a Korean waitlist app (a Korean phone number is usually required); you can also line up in person.

How much does Yeonhaejang cost per person?

Expect ₩15,000–40,000 per person at Yeonhaejang. Mains around 35,000 won

Can I order at Yeonhaejang without Korean?

We haven't confirmed whether Yeonhaejang keeps an English menu — most neighbourhood spots in Seoul don't. This page lists what to order in English, and the restaurant's Korean name is printed on it, so you can show the name at the door and order by pointing at the counter. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, and there is no tipping.