Suwon terrace pizza restaurant, cilantro taco pizza: Low Five Sinpung

Where is Low Five Sinpung, and where do you park?

📍Location Low Five, already famous in Haenggung-dong for its corn pizza, now has a Sinpung branch too. It's located near the Ipark Museum of Art.

🚗Parking The city art museum is close by, but parking there is pricey, so I'd recommend the Jangan-dong public parking lot instead.

A European-style exterior and roomy terrace seats

Terrace weather is slowly rolling in, and this Haenggung-dong date spot has a European-style exterior with plenty of terrace seating.

Even away from the terrace, the big windows open up the space and give it a really nice atmosphere.

Inside Low Five Sinpung: sofa seats and the room

This is the view from inside ❤️

The interior design is so pretty too!

It's spacious inside with a comfortable amount of space between tables, so it was easy to talk without noise while eating. Clean and pleasant — a place you could bring anyone, whether for a date or a group get-together.

They even had these comfy sofa seats set up.

Low Five usually has a brutal wait, but we came a bit after the weekday lunch rush, so it was quiet and we got to eat super comfortably in the sofa seats!

The menu and how QR ordering works

You order via the QR code at each table. This Haenggung-dong spot is a casual restaurant serving everything from pizza to pasta to kimchi fried rice, plus drinks and alcohol.

If you order pizza, be sure to grab tabasco sauce and cheese powder from the self-bar!

order Half pizza (corn & taco) ₩26,000 Avocado kimchi fried rice ₩14,000 Vongole ₩18,000

Avocado kimchi fried rice, 14,000 won

First to arrive was the avocado kimchi fried rice

Topped with soft scrambled eggs and avocado, it looked pretty and tasted like an elevated version of kimchi fried rice — the fluffy egg and creamy avocado mellowed out the punchy kimchi flavor, and it was really good. If you don't like avocado, you can order it without. But this combo is pretty delicious, so I'd recommend trying it 🥚🥑

Corn and taco half-and-half pizza, 26,000 won

It felt like a waste to pick just one pizza flavor, but since half-and-half was an option, I went with corn and taco split down the middle. Being able to enjoy two flavors on one pizza was great.

The corn pizza has bacon, chili shrimp, butter seasoning, and corn on top — salty-sweet with a fun texture. The white truffle cream was another kicker. Like fireworks going off.

For the taco pizza you can choose whether to add cilantro — as a cilantro lover, of course I added it. It had an exotic, spicy kick, so switching back and forth between the two flavors was fun.

Vongole pasta at 18,000 won: is three dishes too much for two?

Last was the vongole pasta — an oil-based pasta, light but bringing out the umami of the clams, extra virgin olive oil, Reggiano, and arugula to the max. It was delicious. Packed with clams too — turns out Low Five does pasta well! Since everything else was on the spicy side, I ordered an oil pasta, and that was the right call — pizza and pasta really are a set.

We ordered a whole pizza plus pasta and fried rice, three dishes for two people, and I thought it might be too much at first, but switching between dishes instead of eating just one thing the whole time kept it from getting boring, and I got to taste a bit of everything — we ended up finishing almost all of it satisfyingly 🤭

If you're looking for a good restaurant in Haenggung-dong, I recommend Low Five!