Euljiro 3-ga burger restaurant with unlimited chips: Bass Burger

In short

Bass Burger Euljiro Branch is a burger restaurant in Jung, Seoul, between Exits 10 and 11 of Euljiro 3-ga Station. I ordered a Hawaiian Burger Combo and Double Crunch, with unlimited warm potato chips available with a menu order. The chewy beef patty and crisp, spicy chicken were satisfying.

Good to know

Address
B1, Theoroso Hotel, 11 Eulji-ro 12-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Public transit
Located between Exits 10 and 11 of Euljiro 3-ga Station
Hours
According to the information provided at the time, daily 11:00 AM–8:30 PM
Parking
No dedicated parking; use nearby public or private parking lots
Seating and group reservations
Solo, four-person, and group seating available. According to the information provided, group reservations for up to 20 people can be made through Naver Reservation.
Potato chip terms
Unlimited James Gam potato chips with a menu order; one plate per four people
Burger set prices
Bass Burger ₩12,800; Hawaiian Burger ₩14,800; Double Bacon Cheeseburger ₩16,500; Mushroom Burger ₩16,300; Crunch Chicken Burger ₩13,100; Sriracha Cheeseburger ₩11,200
How to order
Choose and pay for menu items on the tablet at your table
Menu changes
Some ingredients can be removed or added, and the standard bun can be replaced with lettuce

as written by the visitor on Sep 6, 2026

Bass Burger Euljiro Branch (바스버거 을지로점) had been saved on my map for a long time because I was curious about its potato chips. This time, I ordered a Hawaiian Burger Combo and Double Crunch, along with the potato chips that are available without limit when you order from the menu.

How do you get there from Euljiro 3-ga Station?

The restaurant is between Exits 10 and 11 of Euljiro 3-ga Station. I set out from Exit 10 and walked there on a rainy day.

The address is B1, Theoroso Hotel, 11 Eulji-ro 12-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea. The hours listed when I visited were daily from 11:00 AM to 8:30 PM.

There is no dedicated parking, so if you bring a car, you need to use a nearby public or private parking lot. I would recommend visiting by public transit. Information at the time said groups of up to 20 people could make reservations through Naver Reservation.

What are the basement restaurant and seating like?

Because it is a burger restaurant in a basement, it felt more like a pub to me. There were seats for one person, four people, and groups, so I felt it would not be awkward to come alone.

Several portable chargers were available for customers to use. Each table had a tablet, so I could choose menu items and pay from my seat.

What are the burger set prices and ingredient changes?

The burger set prices when I visited were as follows. Sides such as chicken wings, potato chips, and French fries, as well as drinks, could also be ordered separately.

  • Bass Burger Set: ₩12,800
  • Hawaiian Burger Set: ₩14,800
  • Double Bacon Cheeseburger Set: ₩16,500
  • Mushroom Burger Set: ₩16,300
  • Crunch Chicken Burger Set: ₩13,100
  • Sriracha Cheeseburger Set: ₩11,200

When choosing a set or combo, I could remove sauces, cheese, bacon, and more, or add grilled onions, pineapple, cheddar cheese, a fried egg, hash browns, and more.

There was also an option to replace the standard bun with lettuce. I had the standard bun this time, but I would like to try the lettuce option next time.

What are the terms for free potato chips and sauces?

Ketchup, mustard, wet wipes, and straws were available by the entrance for customers to help themselves. Customers ordering sets or fried items could choose Bass Burger Sauce, mentaiko mayo, BBQ, ranch, and honey mustard for free. Kkwari pepper red mayo dip and truffle mayo dip were options with an additional ₩1,500 charge.

The James Gam potato chips I had been looking forward to were warm, house-made potato chips. With a menu order, you could help yourself without limit, using one plate per four people. Pepper was available right beside them.

I ordered Double Crunch and a Hawaiian Burger Combo, then added a cola. Sparkling water was also on the drink menu, which was a welcome option for me because I do not like sweet drinks but do like carbonation.

Even with the combo, I could have the potato chips alongside it, so it felt like a set meal. The chips were fine on their own, but they paired better with a sprinkle of pepper. I especially liked their crisp texture.

What did the Hawaiian Burger taste like?

The Hawaiian Burger contained a beef patty, cheddar cheese, low-sodium bacon, lettuce, a pineapple slice, and house sauce.

The beef patty was neither hard nor tough, with a pleasantly chewy texture. The sweet pineapple came with a smoky flavor and cheddar cheese, while the soft bun worked well with it.

What comes with Double Crunch?

Double Crunch was enough for two people to share, with two mozzarella cheese sticks, four pieces of Crunch Chicken, and two mini buns. It also came with coleslaw, sriracha mayo, and ranch sauce.

I spread sriracha mayo on the bottom half of each mini bun and ranch sauce on the top, then added coleslaw and chicken to eat it like a small chicken burger. The soft buns went well with the crisp, chewy chicken. The chicken itself was spicy, so it was fine without dipping it in sauce.

The mozzarella cheese sticks had cheese that stretched out in long strands. As someone who likes cheese, the portion felt generous to me.

I came because I was curious about the potato chips, but I was also satisfied with the burgers and chicken. They sell beer at the restaurant too, so next time I would like to come back for chicken and beer.

Where it is

BAS Burger Euljiro Branch (바스버거 을지로점)바스버거 을지로점

B1, Theoroso Hotel, 11 Eulji-ro 12-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 중구 을지로12길 11 시어소호텔 지하1층

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