Sinsa handmade burger restaurant with sweet potato fries: Bas Burger

In short

Bas Burger Jamwon is a handmade burger restaurant near Sinsa Station in Seocho, Seoul. I had the wasabi mayo shrimp burger set, the Bas Burger set, and sweet potato fries, plus the dine-in potato chip self-service bar. The sweet potato fries and mix-and-match sauces were especially good.

Main photo of Bas Burger Jamwon Branch

Good to know

Hours
Mon–Fri 10:30–21:00 / Sat–Sun 11:00–20:30
Parking
Not available; there is no nearby parking or public parking lot
Dine-in capacity
About 20 people
Dine-in benefit
Dine-in guests can use the potato chip self-service bar
Takeaway potato chips
One bag of James Gam potato chips: ₩2,500
Onnuri Digital Gift Certificate
10% advance-payment discount available

as written by the visitor on Sep 8, 2026

Main photo of Bas Burger Jamwon Branch

Bas Burger Jamwon Branch Store Information

Bas Burger Jamwon Branch (바스버거 잠원점) is on the first floor at 41 Shingbanpo-ro 47-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea. Hours are 10:30–21:00 Monday through Friday and 11:00–20:30 Saturday and Sunday, and parking is not available. There is no parking or public parking lot nearby, either.

What I Ordered at This Handmade Burger Spot Near Sinsa Station

Today I’m sharing Bas Burger Jamwon Branch, a popular handmade burger spot near Sinsa Station.

Handmade burger order at Bas Burger Jamwon Branch

I ordered the wasabi mayo shrimp burger set with coleslaw and the Bas Burger set with sweet potato fries.

Wasabi mayo shrimp burger and Bas Burger sets
Burger sets and sweet potato fries

Are the sweet potato fries worth ordering?

I’d only ever ordered regular fries as a side, so this was my first time seeing sweet potato fries at a burger place, you know? I thought, I absolutely have to order these! More orange than regular fries, they stood out less for a crispy fried texture and more for their sweet, distinctive flavor.

Sweet sweet potato fries side dish

The wasabi mayo shrimp burger had several plump shrimp, onion rings, tomato, onion, and lettuce between toasted buns. The Bas Burger had a beef patty, cheddar cheese, onion, tomato, and lettuce between toasted buns. There were five colorful sauces—ranch, Bas Burger sauce, honey mustard, myeongran mayo (pollock roe mayonnaise), and barbecue sauce—and adding whichever sauce I wanted with each bite made it easy to customize the flavor to everyone’s taste.

Onnuri Digital Gift Certificate Payment Information

Onnuri Digital Gift Certificate payment information
Onnuri Digital Gift Certificate discount information

Lately, I’ve gotten into the habit of checking whether a restaurant accepts Onnuri before paying. At participating stores, you can get 10% off through an advance-payment discount, so if you want the discount, be sure to top up and pay with it!

Dine-in Seating and Photo Review Benefits

Dine-in area at Bas Burger Jamwon Branch
Dine-in seating and photo review information

At first, I thought there was no dine-in area, but there was actually a fairly large dining room beside the shop. It looked like it could seat around 20 people. They say you get one piece of mozzarella cheese bar for writing a photo review! Fried mozzarella cheese can’t possibly be bad :) I also spotted “chocolate ice cream” in tiny lettering above, so it looks like you can choose either a mozzarella cheese bar or chocolate ice cream.

Photo review mozzarella cheese bar benefit information
Photo review chocolate ice cream choice information
Dine-in space at Bas Burger Jamwon Branch
Dine-in information inside the restaurant

Bas Burger Jamwon Branch says it does not reuse leftover food. After trying the food, I could really tell that the ingredients were fresh. At first I assumed it was mostly a takeaway-focused shop, but it was so well prepared for dine-in guests, too.

Potato Chip Self-Service Bar for Dine-in Guests Only

Potato chip self-service bar for dine-in guests
James Gam potato chip information

Dine-in guests can use the potato chip self-service bar. Usually, you need to order a burger set to have potato chips, but at Bas Burger, if you’re eating in, it seemed you could order just a burger and a drink and still have potato chips—not fries, but chips. Little pro tip!! For takeaway, the potato chips (James Gam) are ₩2,500 per bag.

Where it is

Bas Burger Jamwon Branch바스버거 잠원점

41 Shingbanpo-ro 47-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 서초구 신반포로47길 41 1층

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