Yeonnam-dong noodle restaurant: jumbo prawn noodles at Ttasijia
In short
Ttasijia Yeonnam is a Singaporean shrimp noodle restaurant in Yeonnam-dong, Seoul, a short walk from Exit 3 of Hongik University Station. From a terrace table the writer ordered cucumber salad at 6,000 won, shrimp broth fried noodles at 16,500 won, fried shrimp rolls at 10,000 won and shrimp noodles with jumbo prawns at 16,500 won, then added sambal sauce and chili oil for heat. Since Ttasijia Yeonnam lets you pick your prawn size and noodle type, the jumbo prawns are worth the extra.
Good to know
- Location
- 13-1 Donggyo-ro 38-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul (near Hongik University Station Exit 3)
- Cucumber salad
- 6,000 won
- Shrimp broth fried noodles
- 16,500 won
- Fried shrimp rolls
- 10,000 won
- Shrimp noodles (medium prawn)
- 12,500 won
- Shrimp noodles (jumbo prawn)
- 16,500 won
- Seating
- Terrace seats available
- On the table
- Pepper, chili oil and sambal sauce
- Price reference
- ₩6,000 ≈ $4.3 · ₩16,500 ≈ $12 · ₩10,000 ≈ $7.2 (2026-09-19)
as written by the visitor on Sep 18, 2026
A Yeonnam-dong favorite, Ttasijia Yeonnam.
What is Ttasijia Yeonnam? Singapore's Da Shi Jia opens its first Korean branch
Opened in Yeonnam-dong close to Exit 3 of Hongik University Station, this is the first official Korean branch of "Da Shi Jia," a restaurant that's made Singapore's Michelin Guide for six years running. The menu lineup has such a solid fanbase that people make a special trip just to eat here.
"Da Shi Jia" read in Chinese comes out as Ttasijia! The entrance alone is full of grandeur. And honestly, in weather like this, terrace seating like this is impossible to resist.
Singapore big prawn mee = the signature shrimp noodle dish!
Inside Ttasijia Yeonnam: atmosphere and cleanliness
Walking through the entrance, the atmosphere was impressive beyond words, and the owner greeted me warmly!
The restroom was kept spotless too, which gave me even more confidence in the food's cleanliness.
On the table, pepper, chili oil, and sambal sauce are set out to boost the flavor of the food.
Ttasijia Yeonnam menu: hawker bites and drinks
First things first, check the menu! It's organized into best-ranked dishes, signatures, hawker bites, and drinks — and the key here is that this isn't just a place to eat and leave, they actually have a hawker bites menu. Thanks to these bar-food-friendly bites, it's a great spot to enjoy a variety of drinks too.
What we ordered at Ttasijia Yeonnam and what it cost
Cucumber salad, 6,000 won
A refreshing palate cleanser, the cucumber salad (₩6,000).
Shrimp broth fried noodles, 16,500 won
Shrimp broth fried noodles (₩16,500).
You eat it with the accompanying sauce — the shrimp broth pools shallow at the bottom, and the noodle thickness is just right, so you can really taste each ingredient on its own.
Fried shrimp rolls, 10,000 won
Fried shrimp rolls (₩10,000).
The price is nice too — and I couldn't believe how savory it was. The thin wrapper is packed full of shrimp meat that just pops in your mouth.
Shrimp noodles with jumbo prawns, 16,500 won
Shrimp noodles (jumbo prawn), ₩16,500.
You can even choose the size of shrimp that goes into the noodles — medium prawn is ₩12,500, jumbo prawn is ₩16,500, so go big if you can! The shrimp itself is genuinely delicious.
It was nice being able to pick the noodle type to my taste — and since the noodles are easy to digest, my stomach felt comfortable the whole time I was eating.
How to make the shrimp noodles spicy: sambal sauce and chili oil
If you want to kick up the heat, go for sambal sauce + chili oil!
Right when things start to feel a bit plain, dip the fried shrimp roll into the accompanying sauce — a perfect harmony.
Is Ttasijia Yeonnam worth a visit?
Six years running on Singapore's Michelin list, now landed in Korea for the first time — Ttasijia. A little slice of Singapore inside Yeonnam-dong.
Ttasijia Yeonnam.
Where it is
13-1 Donggyo-ro 38-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 마포구 동교로38길 13-1 1층
