Seolleung izakaya in Seoul with hanwoo sukiyaki for two: Momiji
Momiji Seolleung Branch is a Japanese izakaya in Gangnam, Seoul, a 3-minute walk from Exit 2 of Seolleung Station, where there is no open hall seating and every table sits in its own private room. Two people shared a small sashimi platter, hanwoo (Korean beef) sukiyaki, five kinds of yakitori, and bokbunja and Earl Grey highballs — the sashimi was thick-cut and generous, and the hanwoo in the sukiyaki was richly marbled. Momiji Seolleung works well for a quiet drink, a team dinner, or a first date.
