Suwon pizza restaurant, 6:30pm window table for two: Low Five Sinpung

Yesterday after work, I went for a walk in Haenggung-dong with my coworker Jiyeon. The one perk of my job: I can walk to Haenggung-dong straight from the office! For dinner, we decided to try Low Five Sinpung, famous for its corn pizza.

Low Five Sinpung: address, opening hours and closing day

Low Five Sinpung is located at 32 Sinpung-ro, 1st floor, Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do. It's open daily from 11:30am to 9pm, with a break time from 3pm to 4:50pm and last order at 7:40pm. It's closed every Wednesday, and closes early if ingredients run out.

• Parking: not available / recommended to use Seongyeong Library parking lot, IPARK Museum of Art parking lot, or Jangan-dong public parking lot
• Pets welcome (cage or leash required; entry may be restricted without proof of vaccination)

Where to park near Low Five Sinpung in Haenggung-dong

Since it's a converted house, there's no dedicated parking lot, so I'd recommend using the nearby paid public parking lots: Seongyeong Library, IPARK Museum of Art, or Jangan-dong public parking.

Inside Low Five Sinpung: the weekday evening window table

Low Five, a great spot for a Haenggung-dong dinner date, is a converted house that keeps its distinct coziness and character. The interior is fairly spacious with generous table spacing, so you can chat without feeling crowded by other tables. The wood-toned furniture and warm lighting create a cozy, almost European brunch café atmosphere.

We visited around 6:30pm on a weekday, and luckily a window table was open, so we got to enjoy the evening with that relaxed Haenggung-dong feel.

Low Five Sinpung menu prices and how QR table ordering works

You order via the QR code on the table. It's simple enough that anyone can do it! You pay at the counter near the entrance after your meal.

• 🍕 Pizza — Corn Pizza ₩25,000 / Hot Pepperoni Pizza ₩25,000 / Hot Chili Potato Pizza ₩25,000 / Taco Pizza ₩27,000 / Half & Half ₩26,000
• 🍝 Pasta — Classic Lasagna ₩23,000 / Alfredo Cream Pasta ₩18,000 / Hot Pot Pescatore Pasta ₩21,000 / Vongole Pasta ₩18,000 / Shrimp Spicy Rigatoni ₩18,000 / Truffle Cream Pasta ₩19,000
• 🥗 Side — Avocado Kimchi Fried Rice ₩14,000 / Kimchi Fried Rice (no avocado) ₩13,000 / Classic Caesar Salad ₩12,000 / Baguette (4pc) ₩2,000 / Add Cilantro ₩500
• 🍺 Beer — Stella ₩7,000 / Budweiser ₩7,000 / Hoegaarden ₩7,000 / 1664 Blanc ₩8,000
• 🥤 Drink — Orange Juice ₩6,000 / Lemonade ₩6,000 / Grapefruit Ade ₩6,000 / Zero Coke ₩3,000 / Coke ₩3,000 / Sprite ₩3,000
• 🍷 Wine — Valle Andino G ₩8,000 / Mucho Mas G ₩9,000 / Urmeneta G ₩8,000 / Saint Clair G ₩10,000 / Saint Clair B ₩50,000 / Valle Andino B ₩28,000 / Mucho Mas B ₩40,000

Low Five is famous for its corn pizza, but I was curious about the taco pizza too, so I ordered a half-and-half. We also ordered the avocado kimchi fried rice and Caesar salad we'd been dying to try, plus an orange juice.

• Half & Half Pizza (corn & taco) ₩27,000
• Avocado Kimchi Fried Rice ₩14,000
• Classic Caesar Salad ₩12,000
• Orange Juice ₩6,000
• => ₩59,000

How the corn and taco half-and-half pizza, avocado kimchi fried rice and Caesar salad tasted

To keep our blood sugar in check before the main dishes, we ordered the Caesar salad. Fresh romaine and lettuce topped generously with snow-like shaved cheese, plus lemon wedges for a bit of brightness — a proper, classic Caesar salad. It's a refreshing side to pair with pizza or pasta, so I'd recommend ordering it alongside your meal.

Next was the avocado kimchi fried rice we'd been so curious about, ₩14,000. With avocado sitting on top of the egg, it felt a lot more upscale than a regular kimchi fried rice.

It's a slightly spicy fried rice packed with kimchi and bacon, topped with a sweet egg and creamy avocado that mellowed out the heat — really tasty.

Half-and-half pizza (corn & taco), ₩27,000. Last time the corn pizza was so good, so this time I went for a half-and-half with taco.

Low Five's corn pizza, great for a Haenggung-dong date, had a whole cross-section of corn on each slice, which looked gorgeous, and every bite had that satisfying pop of corn kernels.

The natural sweetness of the corn, the nuttiness of the cheese, and Low Five's own smooth signature sauce all come together into an addictive dish that's hard for anyone to dislike — if you visit Low Five, definitely try this.

Next, the taco pizza. It was like a Mexican taco transplanted onto pizza dough — the meat topping deeply seasoned with taco spice, and the heat of the jalapeños cut right through the richness.

There were plump shrimp in there too, making this taco pizza an absolute favorite. If you like spicy and salty flavors, this one's a win.

The orange juice came packed with pulp. There was so much of it that one glass was perfect to share. Sweet and tangy and really tasty — I'd recommend trying it too.

Low Five is a great spot for a Haenggung-dong dinner date. With the cool weather and a stroll around Haenggung-dong afterward, it was the perfect date.