Shopping-day late lunch in Seongsu: three slices at Pizza Slice Seoul

In short

Pizza Slice Seoul is a slice pizza restaurant on the basement level of a Seongsu-dong building in Seoul that also houses the This Is Never That and Kirsh stores. For a late lunch after 2pm, the order at Pizza Slice Seoul was a pepperoni slice at 7,000 won, a meatball slice at 7,800 won, today's pizza at 8,000 won (combination-style that day) and buffalo wings at 6,000 won. Even underground, a huge window wall kept the room bright and airy, making Pizza Slice Seoul an easy way to finish shopping and a meal in one Seongsu building.

Seongsu Pizza Slice Seoul cover image

Good to know

Address
B1, 159 Achasan-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
Hours
Daily 11:00–20:00
Pepperoni slice
7,000 won
Meatball slice
7,800 won
Today's pizza
8,000 won (combination-style on this visit)
Buffalo wings
6,000 won
Space
Basement floor with a full window wall and an open kitchen

as written by the visitor on Sep 21, 2026

Seongsu Pizza Slice Seoul cover image

📍Pizza Slice Seoul info Address: 159 Achasan-ro, B1, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea Hours: Daily 11:00–20:00

Where is Pizza Slice Seoul? Basement of the Seongsu This Is Never That and Kirsh building

Seongsu is always crowded, but I still end up there again and again... because let's be honest, Seongsu means pop-ups and clothes shopping, right? That day too, I was busy wandering around and looking at everything!

Walking around and exploring the Seongsu-dong streets

While checking out This Is Never That and Kirsh, I went into the building and found out there was a pizza place in the basement! It's apparently the talk of Seongsu right now, so here's my review of Pizza Slice Seoul.

I found out that the building with This Is Never That and Kirsh also runs a pizza restaurant on the side.

Exterior of the Seongsu building with This Is Never That and Kirsh
Entrance to the building where Pizza Slice Seoul is located
Stairs leading down to the basement pizza shop

"Let's just grab a slice each for a late lunch," I thought casually as I headed down to the basement, but the vibe from the entrance onward was already so good.

The entrance vibe of Pizza Slice Seoul
Interior design of Pizza Slice Seoul
Full view of the basement pizza shop's dining hall

Still full at 2pm: how a basement room feels open at Pizza Slice Seoul

It was already past the lunch peak, after 2pm, but I was surprised how many customers were still inside Pizza Slice Seoul. There were even foreign customers coming in nonstop — you could really feel its global popularity, wow.

Customers inside the shop past 2pm
Seating and tables at Pizza Slice Seoul

Basement restaurants are usually a bit stuffy, but this place has a large window-wall structure so it didn't feel cramped at all — very open and airy.

The open, airy window-wall structure despite being underground
View of the restaurant from a seat by the window wall

That open feeling made it a really comfortable place to sit, and since the kitchen is open-style, it was fun watching them make and bake the pizzas right in front of us.

The open kitchen baking pizzas
The order counter in front of the open kitchen

Pizza Slice Seoul menu and prices

Pizza Slice Seoul's menu board

Ordering pepperoni, meatball and today's pizza slices with buffalo wings

For our late lunch, here's what we picked:

Slice pizzas served for our late lunch
Three slices of pizza with buffalo wings
  • ✔️Pepperoni slice (₩7,000)
  • ✔️Meatball slice (₩7,800)
  • ✔️Today's pizza (₩8,000) *combination-style that day
  • ✔️Buffalo wings (₩6,000)
Close-up of the pepperoni slice
Meatball slice and today's pizza slice

They reheated the pizza slices for us! Each slice was so big I thought it'd be perfect for coming alone and having one slice with a beer.

A big pizza slice held in one hand

We just wanted something light, but why was it this good? And with the spicy buffalo wings on the side,

A plate of spicy buffalo wings

the wings cut through the richness of the pizza perfectly, so we enjoyed every last slice.

Hotel-grade restrooms in the Seongsu building

After filling up, I went to the bathroom on the way out, and honestly, that's where I got impressed all over again — the restroom felt hotel-grade; big companies really do it differently... there was even air conditioning inside the bathroom.

The restaurant's bathroom, complete with air conditioning

After the meal, we moved to the café right next door for coffee, then took the elevator straight up to the 2nd-3rd floors to finish our clothes shopping, haha.

Is Pizza Slice Seoul worth it on a Seongsu shopping day?

Honestly, Seongsu-dong has so many places to eat and so many pretty cafés that I always agonize over where to go! But when I stumble on a hip spot like this that's totally my taste, it puts me in a good mood for the whole day.

The table and dining atmosphere after finishing the meal

It was the perfect Seongsu outing — good food, shopping, and aesthetic vibes all in one place. Grabbing a light bite with slice pizza and chatting comfortably with a friend in a pleasant space left me very satisfied... next time I want to try every other pizza flavor one by one, haha.

A shot taken while leaving Pizza Slice Seoul

If you have a Seongsu-dong date or outing planned this holiday, please keep this in mind and have a great time! If you're looking for a pizza place with real character, away from the noisy main Seongsu street, I highly recommend Pizza Slice Seoul! 🍕

Where it is

Pizza Slice Seoul피자 슬라이스 서울

159 Achasan-ro, B1, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 성동구 아차산로 159 지하1층

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