Pizza after a Samcheong Park run in Anguk: hot pepperoni, Low Five
In short
Low Five Anguk is a casual pizza and lasagna restaurant in Anguk, Jongno, Seoul, near Anguk Station Exit 2 and across from the Constitutional Court. After a round-trip run from Anguk Station to Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheong Park, the writer arrived at 11:15am, got queue number 5, and ordered the Classic Caesar Salad, Hot Pepperoni Pizza and Classic Lasagna. Verdict: Low Five Anguk scores 5 out of 5 for both atmosphere and taste, with a "300%" chance of a return visit.

Good to know
- Getting there
- Anguk Station Exit 2 · 3-min walk (store listing, Oct 6, 2026)
- Location
- 1F, 20-3 Bukchon-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, across from the Constitutional Court
- Getting there
- About a 5-minute walk from Anguk Station Exit 2
- What we ordered
- Hot Pepperoni Pizza, Classic Lasagna, Classic Caesar Salad
- Wait
- On-site queue tickets from around 11am, seating from 11:30am (queue number 5 on arrival at 11:15am)
- Drinks
- Coffee, soft drinks and fruit ades
- Personal rating
- 5 out of 5, "300%" would return
as written by the visitor on Nov 12, 2026 · not checked with the business
Today I'm introducing a place near Anguk Station where you can enjoy delicious pizza and lasagna. I went after running a round trip from Anguk Station, past the Constitutional Court, to Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheong Park. It's Low Five Anguk, famous as the pizza place by the Constitutional Court. A workout followed by great food made for a really full day. If you're looking for pizza near Anguk Station, keep Low Five on your radar!

Low Five Anguk at a glance
- Name: Low Five Anguk
- Address: 20-3 Bukchon-ro, 1st floor, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea
- Location: about a 5-minute walk from Anguk Station Exit 2
- Signature orders: Hot Pepperoni Pizza, Classic Lasagna, Classic Caesar Salad
- Visit tip: on-site waiting tickets start around 11am, seating from 11:30am
- Personal rating: 5 out of 5
- Chance of returning: 300%
Here's how the day went.
- Headed from Anguk Station toward Bukchon Hanok Village
- Arrived at Low Five in front of the Constitutional Court
- Registered for an on-site waiting ticket and got seated
- Ate the Hot Pepperoni Pizza, Classic Lasagna and Caesar salad
- Strolled among the ginkgo autumn leaves


How do you get to Low Five Anguk from Anguk Station?
Low Five Anguk is about a 5-minute walk from Anguk Station Exit 2. It's right across from the Constitutional Court, so even first-time visitors can find it easily.

I started from Anguk Station, passed the Constitutional Court, ran to Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheong Park and back, and then visited. A light workout followed by great food, doesn't just thinking about it put you in a good mood?


Low Five Anguk is especially known as the pizza place by the Constitutional Court, so my expectations were high even before I went.
Lunch wait at Low Five Anguk: what time should you arrive?
At Low Five Anguk, on-site waiting ticket registration started around 11am, and seating began at 11:30am. It's popular, so I recommend going early.


I arrived around 11:15am, and my waiting number was already 5.
Seats fill up faster than you'd think, so if you want a relaxed meal, it's best to arrive right at opening. On weekends or busy days in particular, you may have to wait, so keep that in mind.
Inside Low Five Anguk: the atmosphere
The first things I noticed when I walked in were the wide, horizontally stretched space and the pretty windows. The natural light coming through made the room feel even warmer.


In a word: a killer atmosphere! From the sunny window seats to the inner seats under soft lighting, the whole place felt cozy. It's great for a relaxed meal with a friend or time with family, and it works even when it's not a special occasion, just a good meal out.
I hear Low Five wasn't always the restaurant it is today.


It started as a small brunch spot serving simple but heartfelt dishes like sandwiches and pasta, and added the foods they love one by one until it settled into the casual restaurant it is now.
You can feel the idea of a place where food tastes better together in the atmosphere. It makes the time you spend there comfortable, not just the food.
Three dishes we ordered at Low Five Anguk after the run
I ordered three dishes at Low Five Anguk that day: the Classic Caesar Salad, Hot Pepperoni Pizza and Classic Lasagna! Besides meals, they also have coffee, soft drinks and ades, so you can pair a drink to your taste.
Classic Caesar Salad
I tried the Classic Caesar Salad first.

The fresh romaine spread crisply in my mouth, and the crunchy croutons added texture. With the salty cheese and nutty dressing, it finished clean.




It's a perfect starter before rich dishes like pizza and lasagna. If you like fresh, light salads, order one alongside.
Hot Pepperoni Pizza: how was the crust?
The star of the day, the Hot Pepperoni Pizza!

Spicy pepperoni spread salty through my mouth, and the nutty cheese made it rich. What I liked most was the crust texture. The center was thin and slightly crisp, so it didn't feel heavy, and I could taste the pepperoni and cheese well.
With that spicy, salty, nutty combination, after one slice my hand naturally reached for the next. It wasn't a pizza with only strong flavors; the crust and toppings felt balanced. If you're searching for pizza near Anguk Station and wondering what to eat, I'd recommend the Hot Pepperoni Pizza. Pizza lovers should be happy with it.
Classic Lasagna
The last dish is the Classic Lasagna.

It's layered with soft cheese and rich tomato sauce, and from the first bite a warm, hearty flavor filled my mouth. The layers blended gently, so I could taste the nuttiness of the cheese and the richness of the tomato sauce at once.




The texture of the gently melting cheese was especially good. If the Hot Pepperoni Pizza's charm was spicy and salty, the Classic Lasagna's was warm, deep flavor. The two tasted so different that I was glad I ordered both. If pizza alone feels like not enough, order the lasagna too!
Ginkgo walk by the Constitutional Court after lunch
After a lovely meal at Low Five Anguk, I stepped outside and another treat was waiting. The ginkgo trees in front of the Constitutional Court and around Anguk Station had turned beautifully. Yellow ginkgo leaves swayed in the wind and fell one by one, and it was gorgeous.
The warm, relaxed feel of autumn was everywhere, and just walking put me in a good mood. Delicious pizza and pretty autumn leaves, could there be a better course? I hope you'll visit before all the ginkgo leaves fall. I'd also recommend eating at Low Five Anguk, walking around the Constitutional Court, and then continuing to Bukchon Hanok Village.
Low Five Anguk FAQ
How far is Low Five Anguk from Anguk Station?
It's about a 5-minute walk from Anguk Station Exit 2. It's across from the Constitutional Court, so it's easy to find.
What time does the Low Five Anguk queue open?
When I visited, on-site opening waiting tickets started around 11am, and seating began at 11:30am. I arrived at 11:15am and was number 5, so I recommend going a bit early.
What to order at Low Five Anguk
I recommend the Hot Pepperoni Pizza and the Classic Lasagna. Add the Classic Caesar Salad and you'll have an even fuller meal.
What's worth seeing near Low Five Anguk after eating?
I recommend a walk around the Constitutional Court, or continuing on to Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheong Park. In autumn you can enjoy the ginkgo leaves too.
Low Five Anguk: final verdict
This visit to Low Five Anguk was satisfying all around: the food, the atmosphere and the walk nearby. Maybe because it was pizza after running to Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheong Park, it tasted even better.

Above all, the atmosphere was really good, and I'll remember the spicy, nutty Hot Pepperoni Pizza and the soft, rich flavor of the Classic Lasagna. If you're looking for pizza near Anguk Station, visit Low Five Anguk. I'd also recommend it for a date with a friend, a family meal, or a good meal during a Bukchon outing.
My personal rating is 5 out of 5! And my chance of returning is a whopping 300%. Next time I want to try other dishes too.
Where it is
20-3 Bukchon-ro, 1st floor, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 종로구 북촌로 20-3 1층
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