Dog-friendly Thai restaurant in Seongsu, Seoul: Soi Nana pad thai kung

I was trying to figure out where to go near Seongsu Station on the weekend when my husband said he'd found a great Thai place, so we headed straight over. I'd been craving something exotic for a while, and since it was dog-friendly too, my expectations were sky-high.

Where is Soi Nana Seongsu, and what are the parking and hours?

Soi Nana's Seongsu branch was really easy to walk to from Seongsu Station — following the alley, it came into view right away.

The exterior has such a strong exotic feel that it made me want to walk faster to get there.

• Address: 14 Yeonmujang-ro, 1F Soi Nana, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
• Parking: In-building parking (1 hour free, 2 hours on public holidays)
• Hours: Daily 11:30–21:00 (last order 20:00)
• Closed Sat/Sun

Inside Soi Nana: seating and the dog-friendly outdoor table

Stepping inside felt like entering a completely different world.

Warm lighting and cute little props filled the space, making me feel like I'd actually landed in Thailand.

The tables were spaced generously and the mood was great — perfect as a Thai food date spot near Seongsu Station.

They even have a dog-friendly outdoor table and a bar table that's great for solo dining or sitting side by side — perfectly covering all kinds of needs.

How long is the wait at Soi Nana, and how does tablet ordering work?

This place is so popular there can be a wait. Luckily the turnover is fast, so we got seated quickly.

Once seated, we placed our order easily through the tablet and waited excitedly for the food. 🙋🏻

The menu had such a wide variety of Thai dishes. Prices were reasonable and the offerings were substantial, so I spent a long time agonizing over what to choose.

Pad thai kung: whole shrimp and smoky wok flavor

First up was the pad thai kung, packed with that smoky wok flavor.

Plump shrimp were piled on generously, and I couldn't take my eyes off the presentation.

The bold smoky flavor spread through my whole mouth, and the noodles were so chewy — I was completely satisfied.

Poo pad pong curry: fried soft-shell crab mixed into rice

Next up was the poo pad pong curry.

Topped with crispy-outside, tender-inside soft-shell crab tempura, the texture — crunchy yet soft — was insane.

Mixing rice into the curry, rich with coconut milk flavor, was absolutely delicious.

Coconut sorbet to finish the meal

To finish, I tried the coconut sorbet.

It cleanly cut through the spiciness in my mouth, and the sweet, cool flavor was outstanding. 🥥🌴

Is Soi Nana Seongsu a good date spot in Seongsu?

Overall, the food quality was quite high and the portions were generous, so I left full and happy.

Enjoying a meal in such an exotic atmosphere, it felt like a win on both value and mood.

If you want to enjoy delicious Thai food in a place with great atmosphere,

it's a really great place to visit with someone you love or with friends for a good time.

Next time I get a craving for exotic flavors, I'm sure I'll come right back. You should definitely stop by this weekend too!