Walk-in table for one at Seongsu pizza restaurant Pizza Slice Seoul
In short
Pizza Slice Seoul is a slice pizza restaurant in Seongdong, Seoul, on basement level 1 at 159 Achasan-ro, a 9-minute walk from Exit 2 of Seongsu Station. Visiting alone, the writer was seated with no wait and ordered the Today's Slice pizza with a Dr Pepper Zero — a thin, chewy crust piled with cheese and toppings that few people would dislike. The disposable plastic knife barely cut through, but the quiet room makes Pizza Slice Seoul an easy stop for a meal alone or a light bite with a friend.

Good to know
- Location
- Basement 1F, 159 Achasan-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
- Getting there
- 9-minute walk from Exit 2 of Seongsu Station, on the main road
- Hours
- Daily 11:00-20:00 (last order 19:30)
- Ordered
- Today's Slice pizza, Dr Pepper Zero
- Menu
- Slice pizzas including cheese, pepperoni and mushroom, pizza boxes, dipping sauces, soups and salads, drinks, beer and cocktails, sides and desserts
- On the table
- Ketchup, Tabasco, oregano, garlic powder, red pepper
as written by the visitor on Sep 17, 2026
How to find Pizza Slice Seoul: 9 minutes from Seongsu Station Exit 2

The building stood out under a clear sky~ Sturdy trees framed the area and the sign sat neatly in place~ Walking through Seongsu-dong, the sign came into view right away. The first impression was very tidy.

Approaching the entrance, a guide sign and standing signboard welcomed visitors. The green landscaping blended beautifully with the sunny weather, like a painting. Every step down the stairs felt carefully cared for.
🍕 This is Pizza Slice Seoul, located in the basement at 159 Achasan-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. Walking from Exit 2 of Seongsu Station took about 9 minutes. It's right on the main road so it was easy to find. I visited alone and sat down with no wait at all.
- 9-minute walk from Seongsu Station Exit 2
- Daily 11:00-20:00 (last order 19:30)


Stepping inside, a floor guide sign came into view. I went down to the basement entrance with its striking red railing. Each space had distinct colors, making it fun to look around. The anticipation grew as I went further down.
What the restroom and interior at Pizza Slice Seoul are like

The women's restroom at Pizza Slice Seoul had a sink and mirror with a clean interior. There was even a hand towel dispenser, so it felt hygienic. The restroom was very clean and pleasant to see.

Stepping into the store, it had a hip, stylish vibe. The tables and chairs completed a modern atmosphere, and the lighting softly lit the space. It was the perfect mood to sit alone and spend some time. Seeing the pizza boxes stacked high gave off the aura of a proper local favorite.


Beyond the pizza display case, various pizza slices were lined up. The scent of freshly baked pizza straight from the oven hit my nose. Deciding what to eat was a fun part of the visit.
What's on the menu at Pizza Slice Seoul

The menu board listed various pizzas and drinks. I ordered the Today's Slice pizza and a Dr Pepper Zero. Looking at the prices, it seemed like a reasonable lineup.
The main menu includes cheese pizza, pepperoni pizza, mushroom pizza and more, with whole pizza boxes also available, plus various dipping sauces, soups, salads, drinks, beer, cocktails, sides and a wide range of desserts.


Rows of stainless steel refrigerators lined the prep counter inside the kitchen. The busy movement felt lively. Right in front there was a small trash bin and a spot to wash hands quickly, so it was convenient not having to go all the way to the restroom to wash up.

How the Today's Slice pizza and Dr Pepper Zero tasted
The Today's Slice pizza and Dr Pepper Zero I ordered arrived at the table. The plate is a very lightweight disposable paper plate. The crust was chewy and light, so my hand kept reaching for more. It had an inoffensive flavor that would work for pretty much anyone, and the Dr Pepper Zero had a slightly unusual taste that paired well with the pizza. Bottles of spices sat lined up next to it so I could sprinkle to taste.


The disposable plastic knife barely cut the pizza
I picked up the fork and knife to cut the pizza into pieces. It looked neat sitting on the logo-stamped parchment paper. The fork and knife were disposable, and since the knife was plastic, the pizza didn't cut very well. The slice was large enough that it was fine after 2 or 3 cuts.


Table spices at Pizza Slice Seoul: season your slice your way
Next to the table, ketchup, Tabasco sauce, oregano, garlic powder and red pepper flakes were set out. It was fun adding sauce according to my taste. If you prefer things really spicy, you could sprinkle on plenty of the pepper flakes.

Looking at the cross-section of the pizza, it was loaded with cheese and toppings. Since it's basically a thin-crust pizza, it was easy to eat without feeling heavy. The savory flavor that spread through my mouth was excellent too.

Is Pizza Slice Seoul worth a solo visit?
The harmony of the pepperoni-topped crust and tomato sauce was excellent. If you're really hungry, two slices of pizza would probably do the trick, and overall it was a quiet restaurant good for visiting alone or with a friend. I finished a relaxed meal all by myself.
Where it is
159 Achasan-ro, Basement 1F, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 성동구 아차산로 159 지하1층








