Incheon ramen shop, mild broth with extra ajitama egg: Menya Seoul
In short
Menya Seoul Lotte Department Store Incheon Branch is a ramen shop in the basement 1 food court of Lotte Department Store in Michuhol-gu, Incheon. The jambon ramen came as a set with the mild broth, plus an extra ajitama (seasoned soft-boiled egg), gyoza and a small sweet soy chicken rice bowl, and the broth packed with garlic and scallions was neither spicy nor greasy — the kind you keep sipping. Menya Seoul is also an easy spot for solo dining in the Guwol-dong area.

Good to know
- Location
- Basement 1 food court, Lotte Department Store, 35 Yeonnam-ro, Michuhol-gu, Incheon
- Distance
- 564m from Incheon Terminal Station Exit 2
- Hours
- 10:30-20:00
- Parking
- Available
- Jambon, à la carte
- 10,900 won
- Dongpo pork, à la carte
- 12,900 won
- Set upgrade
- Add 3,900 won for a drink and a side of your choice
- Broth options
- Mild / Spicy / Mala
- Sides
- Crispy gyoza, karaage, sweet soy chicken rice bowl (small size available)
- Summer sets
- King prawn cold ramen, pork belly mazesoba, Menya Seoul couple set
- Gift
- Coca-Cola keycap with any set order
- Review event
- Free ajitama for writing a Naver review
- Price reference
- ₩3,900 ≈ $2.8 (2026-09-22)
as written by the visitor on Sep 21, 2026
Where is Menya Seoul Lotte Department Store Incheon Branch, and when is it open?
Menya Seoul Lotte Department Store Incheon Branch is at 35 Yeonnam-ro, Michuhol-gu, Incheon, in the basement 1 food court of Lotte Department Store. It's 564m from Incheon Terminal Exit 2, open 10:30-20:00, and parking is available.

I go to Menya Seoul pretty much every time I visit the Lotte Department Store — if you're looking for a good restaurant at Incheon Lotte Department Store, it's easy for solo dining too, so check it out!

📍 Location — it's in the food court on basement 1 of Lotte Department Store.
Menu and prices: jambon or dongpo pork?

You can choose either dongpo pork or jambon (smoked pork) as the ramen topping. I went with jambon, and it was so good I've ordered jambon every single time since, haha.
- Jambon single => ₩10,900
- Dongpo pork single => ₩12,900
- (You can double up on either dongpo pork or jambon)
- Mild broth / Spicy broth / Mala broth — choose from three flavors
Side menu options include crispy gyoza, karaage, and sweet soy chicken rice bowl. For an extra ₩3,900 you can upgrade to a set, which lets you also pick a drink and a side — makes for a more filling meal.

Menya Seoul also has a summer set, so keep this in mind!
- ✔️ King shrimp cold ramen
- ✔️ Pork belly mazesoba
- ✔️ Menya Seoul couple set
They also have refreshing cold ramen and mazesoba.

I heard Menya Seoul's dongpo pork is made from whole pork belly cuts! On top of that, the broth is flavored with 25 different ingredients, and they use ajitama aged in a special sauce for +48 hours, so you get even tastier ramen.


Gyoza, karaage, and chicken rice bowl can all be ordered in small sizes, so it seems easy to go for without much pressure.

You can also check the food models before ordering.

You get a Coca-Cola keycap free when you order a set menu. I got one too, haha.

Seating, the self-serve bar and the Naver review event
After ordering you can sit at the seats right in front of the shop. There are plenty of seats separate from that too, which is great.


They have lemon kelp vinegar and chili oil (rayu) set up separately, so apparently adding them to the mazesoba or cold ramen gives you a different flavor to enjoy.

✔️ Review event — write a Naver review and they'll give you a free ajitama, so give it a try!
The jambon ramen set in mild broth

I ordered the jambon ramen as a set. I added an extra ajitama, chose gyoza as my set side, and also ordered a small sweet soy chicken rice bowl on the side. Getting the small size made it feel low-pressure, which I liked.

The jambon ramen broth is packed with garlic and scallions, giving it a refreshing yet deep flavor. Not spicy, not greasy, and genuinely delicious.
The noodles are thin, which pairs really well with the ramen.

Eating it with the tender jambon is also amazing.

There's a ton of scallions piled in, so the scallion aroma really comes through — and since it smells so good, I kept sipping the broth over and over, haha.

I love eggs so I added an ajitama. It's aged for 48 hours, making it even more delicious!
Sweet soy chicken rice bowl, small size

I ordered the sweet soy chicken rice bowl separately in the small size. The small size is small enough that it felt more like a side dish.

With bonito flakes on top, it gives off a bit of a Japanese vibe. The soy sauce on top wasn't too salty and the seasoning was just right. I usually don't like the pickled radish that comes with rice bowls, but the pickled radish here wasn't off-putting at all and I ate it all.
Crispy gyoza on the side

Gyoza can also be ordered in a small size, but since I got the set menu, I chose gyoza as my side. Both the gyoza and the sweet soy chicken rice bowl were delicious, so I recommend both.

The soy sauce is already brushed on, so there's no need to season it yourself. Totally crispy-outside-tender-inside gyoza, seasoned just right — I ate it happily. It's great for solo dining in Guwol-dong and it's a good restaurant to know at the Lotte Department Store — if you like Japanese ramen, I recommend it as a good place to eat at Incheon Lotte Department Store.
Where it is
35 Yeonnam-ro, Michuhol-gu, Incheon, South Korea인천광역시 미추홀구 연남로 35 지하 1층







