Suwon pizza restaurant parking and Alfredo cream pasta: Low Five

It's Hyojji again 😳 I went back to Low Five, the pizza restaurant that's the talk of Haenggung-dong in Suwon. I remembered loving the corn pizza from a previous visit, so I decided to go again!

• 📍Low Five
• 🏠1F, 59 Sinpung-ro 23beon-gil, Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
• 🕒11:20–21:00 (closed Tuesdays)
• 🅿️No parking available

Where to park for Low Five: Seongyeong Library public lot

Since Low Five has no parking of its own, there are a few different options for parking.

• 1. Street parking in the alley (basically impossible)
• 2. The Seongyeong public parking lot (the nearest public lot)

The Seongyeong Library parking lot is cheap too, so it's great for parking and grabbing a meal (free for 1 hour). But on weekends there are almost no spots left, so you might have to wait — or I'd recommend heading to a different public lot instead.

Low Five's entrance: a forest-framed path and a flight of stairs

After parking and arriving at Low Five, you'll find it tucked in a spot surrounded by dense forest haha. First-timers might genuinely wonder, is this really Low Five?

Walk up the stairs and the Low Five storefront comes into view.

Weekday and weekend waits at Low Five on Catch Table

Low Five is so famous as a pizza spot in Haenggung-dong, Suwon, that there's a long wait no matter if it's a weekday or weekend. While waiting, I was able to check the menu and other notices. You can check the wait via Catch Table, so I'd recommend checking before you visit!

Once seated, we were guided to a table with a clear view outside. The weather was really nice that day, so eating with that view made the food taste even better haha.

What we ordered at Low Five and what it cost

And we ordered what we came here for!! Corn pizza (₩25,000) and Alfredo cream pasta (₩18,000). The prices aren't expensive and feel about right.

After ordering, they set up basic cutlery and provided jalapeños by default.

Low Five's self-bar, and why jalapeno refills need a staff call

There was a self-bar stocked with water, cutlery, hot sauce, wet wipes, seasonings, and more. But one small letdown — wouldn't it have been more convenient if the jalapeños were on the self-bar too haha? Because when I wanted a refill, there was no call bell, so I had to raise my hand and flag down a staff member, which was a bit of a hassle.

How Low Five's corn pizza tastes: clean, not sweet

After a bit of a wait, our corn pizza and cream pasta arrived.

The corn pizza and cream pasta — don't they look delicious? ㅠㅠ Looking at these photos again now is making me hungry haha. But once it arrived, the portion was so big we actually worried whether the two of us could finish it all.

The corn pizza has a piece of corn on every slice of pizza. It looked like it had just been made and served straight away — steam was rising off it and it was really hot!!

But pizza's got to be hot to taste right, right? I took a bite and the corn kernels bursting with each bite were so charming. Corn pizza sounds like it could be an intense flavor, but it was surprisingly not too sweet or heavy — clean enough that I could've eaten it endlessly.

Is the Alfredo cream pasta at Low Five worth ordering?

The cream pasta comes topped with plump bacon — they even give you a knife to cut it up. Cocktail shrimp is mixed in here and there too, and the rich cream paired with the bacon and shrimp worked really well together. But honestly the cream pasta tastes like the kind of cream pasta you'd get anywhere haha. I thought the portion would be huge, but it was tasty enough that my sister and I cleaned the plate in no time.

Final verdict on Low Five in Haenggung-dong

Low Five is so famous as a pizza restaurant in Haenggung-dong, Suwon, that it's always packed with people. Even if the pasta is nothing special, the pizza is genuinely delicious enough that you understand why it draws crowds. The atmosphere is great too, so next time I'm thinking of visiting with my boyfriend for a date in Haenggung-dong, Suwon. But if you're planning to go, I'd definitely recommend checking on parking and the wait time before you head over!