Seoul poke restaurant with chicken wrap set near Seolleung: Hola Poke

Where is Hola Poke Seolleung Branch?

Hola Poke Seolleung Branch is a poke restaurant on the 2nd floor at 6-4 Seolleung-ro 86-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea. It's open Monday to Friday 10:30–20:30, with a break time from 14:30–16:30 and last order at 20:00, closed weekends and public holidays. It's the kind of place that comes to mind when you're looking for a healthy but filling meal.

Lately when I eat lunch I find myself looking for something that isn't too heavy but still feels like a full meal. Since I work near Seolleung Station, whenever I have plans nearby or need a weekday lunch, there are honestly so many options around Seolleung that I end up stuck deciding where to go.

This time I wanted something clean and simple, so I went to Hola Poke Seolleung Branch. I like poke and generally prefer dishes where you can eat lots of different ingredients at once, so I was pretty excited for this visit! Once I got there, the place was tidy and the menu had plenty of variety — worth a stop if you're looking for good poke near Seolleung.

Hola Poke Seolleung Branch is easy to find near Seolleung Station — literally close by, and since the area around Seolleung Station has so many offices, weekday lunch crowds are always looking for somewhere to eat. Having a menu like poke, where you can eat a relatively clean meal, is a nice option!

What we ordered at Hola Poke: raw salmon poke with soba noodles, tomato soup and a chicken wrap

Poke is great even ordered as the standard menu, but half the fun is choosing your own base and toppings, and Hola Poke has enough options to build the combination you're craving that day. So I ordered exactly the combo I was in the mood for!

This time I ordered a poke and soup set along with a wrap. For the set, I chose raw salmon poke with a soba noodle base, and went with the spicy tomato soup! For the wrap, I picked chicken breast, with all sauces set to the recommended options.

Is Hola Poke Seolleung Branch good for eating alone? Seating and the self-serve bar

Walking in, the overall vibe was clean and it didn't feel awkward eating alone at all — a good spot for solo dining.

At the self-serve bar you can freely grab whatever you need — spoons, forks, water, and so on.

What really stood out to me was that sesame dressing and yuzu dressing were just sitting there at the self-serve bar, free of charge. Simple touches, but they're tasty sauces to enjoy, and I really appreciated the thoughtfulness haha.

How was the raw salmon poke at Hola Poke?

When the food first came out, the colorful visual of the poke bowl was the first thing that caught my eye. With salmon at the center surrounded by vegetables and various toppings, it's a generous bowl that salmon lovers will be fully satisfied with!

I think this is a good place to keep in mind when you're searching for good poke near Seolleung. If you're looking for a clean meal around Seolleung Station, poke itself is a pretty solid option. Sometimes just eating salad feels a bit lacking, but a regular meal can feel too heavy — poke lets you combine vegetables, a main topping, and a base all together, so you can build it to match your mood or how you're feeling that day.

Another good thing about poke is that all the ingredients are visible, so you can see exactly what you're eating as you go.

This time I went with the raw salmon and soba noodle salad combo, but now I'm curious to try other poke menus or toppings next time I'm in a different mood!

This place would suit anyone with lunch plans around Seolleung Station, office workers looking for a lunch menu, or anyone wanting a simple solo meal. The atmosphere was clean so I could eat comfortably, and there was enough menu variety to make finding a combo that fits your taste a fun part of the meal.

What the soba noodle salad base tastes like

Eating the soba noodle salad base together with the various toppings kept the texture from feeling one-note, and each ingredient had a slightly different flavor, which made every bite fun!

You can add sauce as you go too, so instead of mixing everything in at once, I mixed it in gradually to adjust it to my own taste.

Being able to adjust it to my own taste, and building a combination that's both enjoyable and healthy but still tasty — that felt like the biggest strength.

Is the custom chicken breast wrap worth adding?

The chicken breast wrap I ordered alongside was satisfying too! Poke alone felt like it wasn't quite enough, so I added the custom wrap. I chose chicken breast, and it came pre-cut in half, easy to eat. Even at a glance you could tell it was packed with ingredients — it looked delicious.

It's a totally different format from poke, so it was nice being able to switch between menus within the same meal. I'd take a bite of poke, then the wrap, then back to poke, then the soup — it kept the whole meal varied and delicious from first bite to last.

So rather than just ordering one menu item, I think mixing it up like this — poke, wrap, and soup together — is a pretty good approach.

Verdict: Hola Poke Seolleung Branch as a lunch spot near Seolleung Station

I visited in person and tried the raw salmon poke, chicken breast wrap, and tomato soup at Hola Poke Seolleung Branch. The raw salmon poke was especially good with the soba noodle salad — the vegetables, noodles, and salmon textures worked well together — and having the chicken breast wrap alongside meant I could switch things up and keep it interesting. The tomato soup added a touch of spice that helped reset my palate, making the whole meal feel more varied!

If you're trying to decide on a lunch spot around Seolleung Station, switching things up with poke instead of the usual options might be worth it. If you're like me and want something light but still want a proper meal, Hola Poke Seolleung Branch is worth checking out next time you're searching for good poke near Seolleung!