Eunpyeong ramen for a soup skeptic: tori paitan with tsukune, Oreno
In short
Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong is a ramen restaurant in Eunpyeong, Seoul, directly across from Bulgwangcheon stream, and it serves just one dish: tori paitan (creamy chicken broth ramen), plus its spicy version, karai paitan. Although the writer rarely eats soup dishes, the milky chicken broth at Oreno Ramen filled her up, alongside chicken breast as tender as if it were sous-vide, a perfect soft-boiled egg and an extra tsukune (chicken meatball). One bowl was enough to turn her into a ramen convert.
Good to know
- Menu
- Tori paitan and karai paitan (spicy version) — one main dish only
- Extra order
- Tsukune (chicken meatball)
- Side dishes
- Vinegar-pickled red radish; kimchi on request
- Seating
- A wide bar table plus about 3 group tables, with an open kitchen in front of the bar
- Location
- Directly across from Bulgwangcheon stream (366 Bulgwangcheon-gil, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul)
as written by the visitor on Aug 13, 2026
Maybe it's the season working its magic, but as the weather started warming up, I got a craving for a nice hot bowl of soup — and that craving spiraled straight into thoughts of Japan, and the ramen I had there on a past trip. Ugh, I miss it so much ㅠㅠ
Ramen seems like a simple dish, but it's one of those foods that lets you down if you order delivery or just walk into any random spot — it's genuinely hard to find a true gem. But I found one in Eunpyeong-gu: a real ramen spot that sells only one main dish. And it's...
Where is Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong? Right across from Bulgwangcheon stream
Right here! Check the attached map for hours and the exact location :)
Isn't Bulgwangcheon gorgeous on a clear day? Honestly I nearly walked right past the restaurant because I got distracted by the stream view... oops. Anyway, Oreno Ramen was sitting right across from Bulgwangcheon! Let's go in.
One dish only: tori paitan at Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong
Look at this beautifully simple menu, everyone. The only dish is tori paitan. It looks like there are two, but
