Gangnam sashimi set for two, porridge to corn cheese: Nonhyeon Bada
In short
Nonhyeon Bada (논현바다) is a sashimi restaurant near Nonhyeon Station in Gangnam, Seoul, that serves wild-caught fish as a multi-dish course. Two diners ordered the Bada Wild Set for 2 (바다자연산세트), which ran from porridge and mussel soup through seasonal sashimi, sushi, seafood, jeon (Korean pancake), corn cheese, grilled dishes, maeuntang (spicy fish stew) and tempura, and the fish tasted fresh. Nonhyeon Bada's set course suits a date or group dinner in Gangnam when you want sashimi plenty of sides and the feeling of being properly treated.

Good to know
- Getting there
- Nonhyeon Station Exit 2 · 2-min walk (store listing, Oct 6, 2026)
- Ordered
- Bada Wild Set for 2 (바다자연산세트 2인)
- Set includes
- Porridge, mussel soup, wild seasonal sashimi, sushi, seafood, jeon (Korean pancake), corn cheese, seasonal drinking snacks, grilled dishes, maeuntang (spicy fish stew), tempura
- Location
- 1F, 17 Hakdong-ro 2-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (near Nonhyeon Station)
as written by the visitor on Oct 13, 2026


If you're looking for a sashimi course in Gangnam, Nonhyeon Bada makes you feel well looked after. What will come out after the sashimi? So exciting! The price felt almost cheap for what we got. Do they even make a profit at this price? This is a genuine, wholehearted recommendation.
What comes in the Bada Wild Set for 2 at Nonhyeon Bada?
The Bada Wild Set for 2 at Nonhyeon Bada isn't a set where you eat raw fish and you're done. It comes out as a course of many dishes. It starts with porridge and mussel soup, then there's wild seasonal sashimi, sushi and seafood. On top of that, jeon (Korean pancakes), corn cheese, seasonal side dishes and grilled dishes!

There's spicy fish stew and tempura too, so the variety is obvious just from the menu names. Even when I go out for sashimi, I care a lot about the side dishes. Even if the fish is good, you start craving something else after a while. This time the set had so many kinds of dishes that I really liked it on that count.
For two people choosing a meal, it was also easier to settle on one set than to mix and match separate dishes. When you search for a Gangnam sashimi course, you wonder what comes besides the fish, and at Nonhyeon Bada the lineup is worth a look.
How was the sashimi and the flow of the course?
The most important thing at Nonhyeon Bada is the sashimi, of course, right? When I ate it, it tasted fresh and I enjoyed it. The word "wild" catches your eye, but in the end what you remember is the taste.

Seasonal sashimi is at the center, and with sushi and seafood alongside, it never felt like a single-dish meal. What I especially liked was the course format. The next dish keeps arriving, so the meal keeps going, and that's fun.
It's a different kind of satisfaction from sharing one plate of sashimi. This flow made me feel treated. Not like a grand special-occasion meal, but like a meal someone put real care into. With dishes like jeon and corn cheese, I got other flavors between the sashimi too.
Can you go with a companion who doesn't eat raw fish well?
The Bada Wild Set also includes grilled dishes and tempura, so it's worth considering if your companion finds only raw food hard to keep eating. But if someone barely eats raw fish at all, check the set's contents first. Even with varied sides, the main dish is still sashimi.

Why Nonhyeon Bada works for group meals and dates
Nonhyeon Bada suits a meal where you're hosting guests, because many dishes follow one another as a course. At those meals, even choosing the menu is a worry. Ordering only sashimi might seem sparse, and adding more might be too much.

With so many dishes following one another, Nonhyeon Bada looked well suited to that kind of occasion. My satisfaction came not just from the number of dishes but from the feeling of enjoying a course.
Every time a dish arrived, everyone's eyes naturally gathered on it, and eating together was fun. On a day out as a couple, you could also plan the meal around the Bada Wild Set.



For people looking for a Gangnam sashimi course, I think it suits those who enjoy both the sashimi and the sides. Being close to Nonhyeon Station also made it easy to pick as a meeting place.
Even if you set out from different places, Nonhyeon Station is an easy point to meet. I also thought it would be good for a drink with the meal. For a group venue, taste matters, but so does how easy it is to find.


Tips before visiting Nonhyeon Bada
Is the Bada Wild Set enough food?
The Bada Wild Set has a varied course, but rather than assuming it's definitely plenty, I'd suggest judging by how much you usually eat.




Someone like me who enjoys lots of dishes and someone who wants to focus on sashimi may feel differently about the same set. If you're thinking of ordering extra, ask what's left in the course. If you add orders based only on the early dishes, they may overlap.




What should you check when booking?
Since "seasonal" is in the menu name, it's a good idea to check that day's sashimi and side dishes when you book. If you're hoping for a particular fish, ask first whether it's available that day. For a Gangnam sashimi course group meal, check availability and seating too, and prepare for your party.



If you're visiting late, it's easier to check closing time and last order time together. What I liked at Nonhyeon Bada was the sashimi I enjoyed, plus a meal that flowed on as a course.


Enjoying the Bada Wild Set as a pair, I felt treated to a proper meal, and it's a place I'd consider for a group gathering next time.
Where it is
1st floor, 17 Hakdong-ro 2-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 강남구 학동로2길 17 1층
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