Seoul Station shabu-shabu with spicy broth, ₩24,000 a head: Yunseul
In short
Yunseul is a shabu-shabu restaurant for group dining on the 1st floor of Grand Central near Seoul Station in Jung-gu, Seoul. Diners pick the spicy broth, cook beef and vegetables first, add minari gondol-i jeon (water dropwort and fish roe pancake) and cabbage pickles, then finish the pot with kalguksu (hand-cut noodles) and juk (rice porridge). At ₩24,000 per person, Yunseul is an easy, affordable pick for a meal with friends.

Good to know
- Location
- 1F Grand Central, 14 Sejong-daero, Jung-gu, Seoul (near Seoul Station, also walkable from Hoehyeon Station)
- Price
- ₩24,000 per person
- Beef
- Chuck neck (moksim) and flat iron (buchaesal)
- Broth options
- Anchovy broth, doenjang (soybean paste) broth, spicy broth
- What's included
- Set menu, side and anju dishes, kalguksu and juk finish
- Good to know
- Break time on weekdays and weekends; reservations recommended
- Price reference
- ₩24,000 ≈ $18 (2026-09-15)
as written by the visitor on Sep 13, 2026

Why Yunseul works for a group meal near Seoul Station
If you're looking for a place near Seoul Station to meet up with friends, honestly, stop looking anywhere else and just go to Yunseul. It's clean, comfortable shabu-shabu in a space that's perfect for catching up with people — really easy to sit and talk. The price is totally reasonable too, and the space itself is stylish enough that you'll be more than satisfied.




Besides shabu-shabu there are also side dishes, so it's nice to order a bunch and share. It's the kind of place you just don't know about until you do, and once you know, you keep coming back. After my visit, I already found myself thinking I'd go again next time I need a meeting spot near Seoul Station. Picking a place for a get-together with friends can be surprisingly stressful — no more of that. Just go with Yunseul, you won't regret it. Make a reservation before you go.
Where Yunseul is and how to get there
Yunseul is near Seoul Station, and it's also just a short walk from Hoehyeon Station. If you found this post while looking for a place to eat around this area, take a look at the photos below first before booking. It's a shabu-shabu spot, and shabu-shabu is a menu everyone loves, so it's a solid pick. There are also various side dishes to go with it.

If you enter through the building's back entrance, you only need to go up one floor.

Yunseul prices and what the ₩24,000 set includes
Even the exterior looks stylish, right? The menu runs ₩24,000 per person. When you're meeting up with people you tend to look for a nicer space, which usually means it's pricier — but at Yunseul, there's no burden at all.

The set menu is a good way to go. The beef comes as neck (mokshim) and flat iron (bucharsal), and the broth choices are anchovy broth, doenjang (soybean paste) broth, and spicy broth.


These are solid anju (drinking snacks) to go with the shabu-shabu. Any group get-together needs drinks, and these pair well. It seems like a great spot for a meal with about four people near Seoul Station.

Just keep in mind there's a break time on both weekdays and weekends.
Yunseul's glass window seats and the spicy broth
The inside of Yunseul is so upscale, right? The window side has floor-to-ceiling glass, which makes it feel open and nice. If you can, ask for a window seat when you reserve.
I chose the spicy broth. It's not super spicy, just pleasantly hot. I'd recommend the spicy broth — anyone who loves a good soup will enjoy it.


The meat and vegetables look so fresh, right? The quality is great too. Shabu-shabu is a dish that older folks and just about everyone loves, and it's healthy on top of that. This Seoul Station shabu-shabu restaurant, Yunseul, is really the kind of place you keep coming back to once you've been.

Sauces and side dishes at Yunseul
There are three types of sauce, like this. I liked all three.

The kimchi was really tasty, and the cabbage pickles were so good I finished them and went back for more. Great banchan (side dishes) to pair with the meal.




Start with the meat and vegetables. As fall approaches, you start craving warm soup, and once the cold wind picks up, shabu-shabu really suits the season as a meal. It's great for a lunch get-together, and just as good for an evening with drinks. Honestly, if you pick this place, you won't regret it. I really want to recommend it.


Minari gondol-i jeon: the side we added
This is minari gondol-i jeon (minari and roe pancake). It's packed with minari and packed with roe. It's such a delicious dish, so I hope you order this too. It's on a whole different level from the usual minari pancake you get elsewhere — I really enjoyed it.

Even if you're not going right away, save Yunseul on Naver Maps. That way it pops up when you're looking for places in the area — you won't forget about it.
Finishing the pot with kalguksu and juk
Add the hand-cut noodles — the noodle texture is great. Finish it off with juk (rice porridge) and that's it. The porridge was delicious too.


Good for taking your parents, good with friends, and good as a date spot too — this Seoul Station shabu-shabu restaurant, Yunseul. I hope you remember it and go check it out. It's the kind of place that leaves you thinking you ate really well in a really nice space.
Where it is
14 Sejong-daero, 1F Grand Central, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 중구 세종대로 14 그랜드센트럴 1층





