SNU Station burgers: bacon cheese, corn salad & coleslaw, Daily Fix

It's a handmade burger restaurant that promotes its 100% hanwoo (Korean beef) patties and house-made bacon. You can order at the table, get soda refills, and parking is free for 1 hour with a meal.

Where is Daily Fix Seoul National University Entrance?

Daily Fix Seoul National University Entrance (데일리픽스 서울대입구) is at 164 Gwanak-ro, Unit 108 on the 1st floor, Gwanak-gu, Seoul, close to Exit 2 of Seoul National University Station. It's open daily 10:30-24:00.

I recently visited Daily Fix near Seoul National University Station. It sits right on the Gwanak-ro main road, and a big yellow BURGER sign on the outside of the building made it easy to find even on a first visit.

It's about 150 m from Exit 2, so it's easy by subway, and it's also a handy spot if you're looking for a meal around Sharosu-gil.

There are a few seats out front for a casual sit-down, and through the floor-to-ceiling glass you can see the interior and the open kitchen, so you get a feel for the place before going in.

The yellow-and-black sign really stands out, so even walking past you know right away it's a handmade burger place.

What are the seats like inside Daily Fix?

Inside, there are window bar seats, 2-person tables and wall sofa seating. The interior has yellow seats and a view of the open kitchen.

The window side has bar seats that suit solo diners, so anyone looking for a place to eat alone near Seoul National University Station should feel fairly comfortable here.

The kitchen is open, so you can watch the ordering and cooking. Each table has an order tablet, so you don't have to ask staff for a menu, and there's a staff call button on the tablet if you need anything.

Further in, there are yellow sofa seats and small tables. The place isn't very big, so it seemed better suited to eating alone or as a pair than to a big group.

The sofa seating runs long along the wall, and every table has an order tablet. I liked that you can order and add extra items right from your seat.

What's on the menu at Daily Fix and how much is it?

Daily Fix has plenty of choices: cheeseburger, classic burger, bacon cheese, double cheeseburger, truffle mushroom burger and a pastrami sandwich. You check the menu and order on the table tablet.

Sides include French fries, 18 Fries, corn salad, coleslaw, onion rings and chicken strips, and you can order beer and soda too. Here's what I ordered.

• Bacon cheese ₩12,900
• 18 Fries ₩6,900
• Corn salad ₩4,900
• Coleslaw ₩5,900
• Cola ₩2,900

The total came to ₩33,500. The tablet says soda refills are available, and when you need one you just press the staff call button.

One burger with three kinds of sides filled the table quite generously.

It's plenty for one person to eat alone, and also a decent combo for two people sharing several sides.

What's in the bacon cheese burger?

Daily Fix's bacon cheese (₩12,900) is a handmade burger with a patty, cheese, house-made bacon and raw onion between a glossy bun. Among the signature items, I ordered the bacon cheese, which the tablet marks with a "Kang Min-kyung raves" label.

Between the glossy bun there was a patty, cheese, house-made bacon and raw onion.

It's a handmade burger built around the patty, bacon and cheese, and the generous raw onion underneath adds a crunchy bite to the meat-heavy build.

Cut in half, you can see the layers of patty, cheese, bacon and raw onion at a glance.

The bacon wasn't just a little bit on one side; it spread well into the burger, and the patty and cheese clearly held their own too. It suits people who prefer a classic, meat-and-cheese handmade burger over a veggie-heavy hamburger.

How thick are the 18 Fries?

Daily Fix's 18 Fries (₩6,900) were wedges, much thicker than ordinary thin fries. As the name suggests, they're cut about 18 mm thick, so the potato clearly stands out, and the plate came generously full.

If you prefer a thick, potatoey bite over thin, crispy French fries, they're worth ordering alongside.

Corn salad or coleslaw: which should you pick?

Daily Fix's corn salad is ₩4,900 and the coleslaw is ₩5,900, and both are creamy sides. A burger and fries alone would be filling, but this time I picked the corn salad and coleslaw as well.

The corn salad had plenty of kernels, tossed with finely chopped vegetables and a creamy sauce. It was easy to take a bite between the burger and fries, and you get that signature pop of corn.

The coleslaw was thinly sliced cabbage and carrot tossed in creamy dressing. It worked well as a break while eating the meat-and-cheese-heavy bacon cheese.

Since both the corn salad and coleslaw are creamy, if you're only ordering one side, just pick based on whether you like the corn texture or crunchy cabbage more.

What to know before visiting Daily Fix

Daily Fix is close to Seoul National University Station, with window seats good for solo diners and tables that work well for two.

You order on the tablet while looking at menu photos and prices, so it's not hard to figure out even on a first visit, and soda refills are available.

If you're driving, you need to use the building's A or B parking lot, and parking is free for 1 hour with a meal. The C lot can't be used, so it's best to check the building section before you pull in.

It suited people looking for a handmade burger near Seoul National University Station, people who like a meat-and-cheese bacon cheese burger, and anyone who wants thick fries alongside.

If you're looking for somewhere to eat near Seoul National University or on Sharosu-gil and weigh access and menu choice together, give Daily Fix a look.