Stroller-friendly brunch restaurant near Olympic Park, Seoul: Feast

This is my review of Feast (피스트) near Olympic Park, which I visited with my baby. I spotted it once while walking around the park, and this time I finally went on a weekday with the stroller! The atmosphere was lovely and the food was delicious, so here we go~

Feast near Olympic Park: a meal before or after your walk?

Feast is a brunch restaurant on Yangjae-daero 81-gil, near Olympic Park, so you can head straight into the park for a stroll after eating. The weather was finally nice for the first time in a while. Eating near Olympic Park and then walking around the park is the best combo. Stuffing yourself at Feast and then strolling through the park? Couldn't ask for more!

The exterior is brick, with a modern design that stands out. In the daytime the big windows make it feel bright, and in the evening the soft lighting gives it a calm, moody vibe. I especially love restaurants with a terrace, and Feast has a terrace-like space out front, so it's nice to eat there in a cool breeze on a good day.

Can you bring a stroller into Feast?

The tables are spaced widely, so I could park the stroller next to the table and eat. Unlike the calm exterior, the inside feels sparkly and upscale. The lights are chandelier-shaped and the chairs are gold, so it's totally an interior that hits the spot for women, haha. The space is large, and the tables aren't too close together, so you can eat in a private, comfortable setting. That's why I could keep the stroller right beside the table! I welcome places like this so much, honestly T_T

Good photo spots inside Feast

There's a big mirror on one wall, which is great for snapping a photo, and there's a tree next to it that looked pretty even though it wasn't winter. Props are placed here and there on the pink table in the middle of the space, so it's perfect for moody photos too~

Feast menu and prices

At Feast we ordered the Serrado (₩28,000) and the steak pizza (₩35,000). As a proper brunch place near Olympic Park, it has a wide menu: salads, pasta, risotto, pizza and steak. I was personally curious about the whole roast chicken, but I figured it would take way too long to eat, so I skipped it 😭 Next time I'll come on a relaxed morning and try the afternoon tea too, haha

• Serrado (paella) ₩28,000
• Steak pizza ₩35,000

The plates on the table at Feast were unique and pretty! I'd never seen plates with a transparent bottom before, and the design seemed to change with the shape of the table, which I thought was stylish. They say once you fall for plates there's no way back, so I'm not going to look at them 🫣

Drinks: a fresh strawberry latte and draft beer

For drinks we got a fresh strawberry latte and Cass draft beer. It had been a really long time since I had draft beer, and beer really does taste best from the tap, not a can 🍻 The fresh strawberry latte had lots of whole strawberries in it, so it was sweet and tangy, and I liked the strawberry chew.

Feast's steak pizza: how does the pastry dough taste?

The steak pizza at Feast was bigger than I expected, big enough for three light-eating women to share. And here come the pizza and paella at last. Rice plus flour is always right..! It looked so good you just knew it couldn't be bad.

The steak pizza is loaded with sirloin-style steak, tomato, arugula and more on top of a pastry dough.

Maybe because it's cooked to order, the cheese stretched and stretched. You could tell right away they use good-quality cheese. It was mild, nutty and salty, just excellent 👍

This was my first time eating pizza with a pastry dough. The dough is layered, so it crackles when you bite, and together with the toppings it felt like a better match than regular dough. The steak in particular wasn't tough at all; it was tender and juicy, which added even more flavor.

Feast's Serrado paella: fine even if you don't like paella?

Feast's paella dish, Serrado, is a spicy paella packed with meat and vegetables, and the portion was large, about 1.5 servings. I ordered it out of curiosity. Honestly, the paella I ate a lot of in Spain wasn't my style, so I hesitated, but in the end I'm glad I ordered it.

The broth was spicy and seasoned just right for Korean tastes, with lots of vegetables and meat inside. I'd only had seafood paella until now, but the one with meat was so good too! There's plenty of rice spread across the bottom, so you scoop it up with a ladle, almost like eating gukbap (rice soup)(?), and it was really filling. The portion is big, about 1.5 servings.

Who should go to Feast near Olympic Park?

Feast passes just by letting strollers in, and with the good atmosphere and tasty food, I feel like I finally found a proper restaurant near Olympic Park in a long while. If you're looking for a date spot or a place for a gathering near Olympic Park, I recommend Feast-