Chicken sandwich restaurant near Seoul Station for lunch with mom

Looking for a light brunch near Seoul Station

The day I was meeting my mom at Seoul Station! I was looking for a brunch spot near Seoul Station where we could eat something light, and ended up at Dance Dance Dance.

We had to have lunch, but a heavy meal felt like too much, and just grabbing something simple felt a bit lacking too — so I went looking for something as easy as a sandwich but still filling, and that's how I ended up there!

Where is it located?

Dance Dance Dance turned out to be a great location when looking for brunch near Seoul Station. It's also on a good route if you want to grab coffee or wander around afterward. If you're looking for a place near Seoul Station for a light meal with a friend or a date-brunch, they had a good variety of sandwiches to choose from.

Menu and ordering

You order at the kiosk. What I ordered was an iced americano, an oat milk latte, and the chicken breast sandwich.

The baguettes and ciabattas were lined up beautifully in the display case. Honestly thought they'd taste good even just eaten plain haha.

How was the chicken breast sandwich?

I took one bite of the chicken breast sandwich and it was really tender. No dryness at all, just soft. And the sauce mixed in with it went really well together, so good.

With chicken and vegetables together between the bread, I felt different textures with every bite, and it never felt lacking as a full meal. Especially on a day when I didn't want to eat too heavy, this kind of menu suited me better, honestly!

When looking for a good brunch spot near Seoul Station, taste matters to me but I also really care about whether it's easy on the stomach for an actual lunch, and on that front this was good. Being a sandwich, the meal didn't drag on too long, and I didn't feel too full afterward either. If you've been hesitant about chicken breast sandwiches because of the usual dryness, you'll be able to enjoy this one.

The oat milk latte I chose while dieting

And since I'm dieting these days, I've been cutting back a bit on lattes even when I go to cafés. Regular café lattes have milk in them, so they always felt a bit much, and I ended up ordering americanos most of the time at cafés.

But then I noticed they had an oat latte on the menu, so this time I ordered it without a second thought. Normally I'd have just gotten an americano, but having an oat latte option made it feel like an easier choice. It especially went well with a light meal like a sandwich. Instead of just sticking to americano no matter what because I'm dieting, having an option like the oat latte gives me a bit more room when choosing at a café.

After the visit

Whenever I pick a lunch menu, I usually think of something filling first, but that day I wanted to eat lighter so I went for a brunch item, and it was plenty as a full meal.

Seoul Station gets a lot of office workers passing through, and many of them look for something quick to eat during lunch, so I think this would suit them well too. On a date, if you'd rather chat lightly over a sandwich than sit through a heavy meal, this is a solid option.

I also had a relaxed conversation over the meal that day, and it wasn't a burden to move on to my next plan afterward. If you're looking for somewhere light to eat near Seoul Station, this might be worth stopping by. If you're dieting like me and menu choices always feel iffy, the chicken breast sandwich with oat latte combo was a comfortable, guilt-free pick. I'll probably stop by again next time I'm at Seoul Station :)