Anguk pizza restaurant for office lunch, food in 8 minutes: Low Five

I was looking up good pizza places near Anguk Station and ended up at Low Five Anguk. I'd actually had Low Five before — at the Suwon flagship store I once waited a whopping 3 hours because I was so curious about the corn pizza. It was delicious then, so when I heard a Low Five opened in Anguk, my friends and I decided to go right away.

Since this was a work lunch visit, I was curious how long the wait would be and how fast the food would come out. Turns out it was surprisingly good for a workday lunch.

Low Five Anguk hours, parking and takeout

Low Five Anguk is located on the 1st floor of 20-3 Bukchon-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul. Hours are 11:30am–9:00pm (break time 3–5pm), closed Mondays. Takeout is available, but there's no parking, and groups are capped at 8 people.

• 📍 Address: 20-3 Bukchon-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea (1st floor)
• ⏰ Hours: 11:30–21:00 (break time 15:00–17:00)
• 🚫 Closed Mondays
• 🥡 Takeout available
• 🚗 No parking
• 👥 Groups up to 8

It's in the Bukchon area, so it's a great spot to grab a meal with friends near Anguk Station or stop by during a Bukchon date.

The restaurant itself was bigger than I expected. Some Western-style restaurants have cramped table spacing, but Low Five Anguk didn't feel tight at all — when I visited, there were even group customers who seemed to be having a lunch work dinner.

Lunch wait at Low Five Anguk: when does remote waiting open?

CatchTable remote waiting for Low Five Anguk opens at 11:40am and 5:10pm. Walk-in waiting is available from 11:05am, and from 4:35pm in the afternoon.

Since we were visiting on our work lunch break, waiting time was our top concern. The moment it hit 11:40am at the office, I booked the remote wait. Around 11:46am, I got a message saying we could come in.

The call came so much faster than I expected that I basically abandoned my friends, yelling "I'm running from Anguk Station!" and sprinting over. We were seated the moment we arrived.

When we walked in, the place was almost full, but it still didn't feel cramped, and the food came out fast. Speed really matters for a workday lunch.

How fast does the food come out after ordering?

We finished ordering at Low Five Anguk around 11:55am, and the dishes started coming out in order around 12:03pm. It didn't feel like a long wait at all — the menu items arrived one by one, and after a short pause I was able to photograph everything together. It seemed like a solid option for a workday lunch.

Low Five Anguk interior and self-serve station

Low Five Anguk is a stylish restaurant with everything from sunlit seats to cozy corners for chatting, and orders are placed via QR code. The first thing my friends and I said as soon as we walked in was

This place has such a good vibe!

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True to its Bukchon location, the whole place had great vibes overall, with sunlit seats and cozy conversation spots alike — perfect for a meal with friends. Ordering was easy too, just a quick QR scan.

While waiting for the food, we grabbed what we needed from the self-serve station. They had grated cheese, hot sauce, wet wipes, knives, and more — handy to grab whatever you need while eating.

Half-and-half pizza for ₩27,000: corn and Tex-Mex taco

Low Five Anguk's half-and-half pizza starts at ₩26,000 with extra charges depending on your choices. We picked corn pizza and Tex-Mex taco pizza for half each, coming to a total of ₩27,000.

I'm not a big fan of cilantro so I asked for it to be left out when ordering. Being able to customize the toppings was a nice touch.

What does the Tex-Mex taco pizza taste like?

We started with the Tex-Mex taco pizza. It's built on a spicy chipotle base with grilled shrimp, hot chicken, bacon, salsa topping, and cilantro — we ordered ours without the cilantro.

With plump shrimp and taco-style toppings piled on top, it felt quite different from a typical pizza. The shrimp had a nice bouncy bite, and with so many toppings, even one slice felt rich and full-flavored.

A staff member told us it tastes even better with hot sauce drizzled on, so we tried it right away — and yes, a little spicy kick was definitely more my style.

Corn pizza is still Low Five's best

Low Five's corn pizza has a white truffle cream base with bacon, chili shrimp, butter seasoning, and grilled corn. This was the dish I once waited 3 hours for at the Suwon flagship store, so it was also the one I was most excited about at Anguk.

One bite in, and yep, still delicious. The corn's signature pop-in-your-mouth texture came through with a hint of sweetness, all tied together by the creamy sauce — the corn's presence really shone through even amid the pizza.

My friends tried it too and gushed,

This corn pizza is so good!

It felt amazing being able to eat something I'd once traveled all the way to Suwon for, now available right here in Anguk. If you found Low Five while searching for good pizza near Anguk Station, definitely try the corn pizza.

Hot Pot Pesce pasta for ₩21,000: how spicy is it?

Low Five Anguk's hot pot vaccheria pasta (₩21,000) is a tomato-based spicy pasta packed with fresh seafood — and it was spicier than I expected.

Usually when I eat vaccheria pasta, my reaction is more like "is this even spicy?" But with Low Five's hot pot version, it was more of a "whoa, this is spicy!" kind of reaction.

I love spicy food so this actually worked in its favor for me. It was loaded with seafood, and the tomato broth was generous enough that I ended up spooning up the sauce along with the pasta.

Pairing the sweet, savory pizza with the spicy vaccheria pasta made for a great combo too.

Kimchi fried rice for ₩13,000, ordered without avocado

Low Five Anguk's kimchi fried rice is ₩13,000, and since one of my friends isn't a fan of avocado, we ordered it without. It came topped with soft, fluffy scrambled eggs, with plenty of kimchi and meat mixed in underneath.

After eating nothing but pizza and pasta at a Western-style restaurant, one bite of kimchi fried rice really hit the spot.

Having a dish like this on the menu means you could still bring along a friend who isn't really into Western food and it'd work out fine.

Is Low Five Anguk good for an office lunch?

This time at Low Five Anguk we tried the half-and-half pizza, hot pot vaccheria pasta, and kimchi fried rice, and everything was tasty overall. More than anything, since I was visiting on a work lunch break, how fast the food came out mattered a lot.

I booked the remote wait at 11:40am, got a call that we could come in around 11:46am, ordered at 11:55am, and the food started arriving around 12:03pm. Having actually visited, the space was fairly large with a decent table turnover, which made it feel less stressful to bring friends or coworkers during a lunch break.

Of course, wait times can vary depending on the day and time you visit, so using the remote waiting option is probably a smart move if you go. The dishes we tried were all satisfying, so I'd definitely go back!

Next time I want to try some other pizzas, so my friends and I will need to think over the menu a bit. If you're looking for a good-vibe spot near Anguk Station to eat with friends, or want to try some unconventional pizza, Low Five Anguk is worth considering.