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Cafés, restaurants and places in Incheon, written by bloggers who went there.
Hwangseonsaeng Angyeong Lensme Ruwon City Branch is an optical shop in Seohae, Incheon. I had high-myopia lenses compressed into a lightweight pair of glasses, with detailed testing and face-specific fitting. A worthwhile place for glasses properly fitted to your vision and face.
Sushi Doku The Songdo is a sushi restaurant on the second floor of Onesta Mall in Yeonsu, Incheon. Even at 11 on a weekend, there was a line, but the 25,900 won Premium Sushi Set brought 10 thick, fresh pieces plus generous sides. Verdict: absolutely worth revisiting, even with the wait.
Sangsangcheom is an all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu restaurant at Triple Street in Songdo, Incheon. For 25,800 won per person, I tried a half spicy-red and half mild-white broth with my partner, and beef belly, beef foreleg, and lamb shoulder were the standouts. Verdict: load up on the meat for the best value.
Naple Hair Juan Seokbawi Intersection Branch is a hair salon in Michuhol, Incheon, offering men’s cuts and perms. My husband’s overgrown, frizzy hair was reshaped with a 110,000 won premium perm for defined curls and natural volume. Verdict: a comfortable, step-by-step men’s perm with a neat finish.
Dongchuwon Bulgogi is an old-style bulgogi restaurant in Hagik-dong, Michuhol, Incheon. I ordered the two-person set with brass-plate bulgogi, morning-roll burgers, and naengmyeon served when I wanted it. Verdict: a convenient choice for a family meal with spacious seating and free parking.
HOKATSU is a tonkatsu restaurant in Geomdan, Incheon, serving pork loin, tenderloin, and cheese cutlets. The honey yogurt starter, crisp cucumber pickles, full loin cutlets, and exceptionally tender tenderloin all stood out, though the prices are a little high. Verdict: a place worth returning to for a special tonkatsu meal.
Pink Wall Cafe is a bakery café on Yongyuseo-ro in Yeongjong, Incheon. During a trip with a friend, I had iced Americanos while looking around its spacious garden, plants, and photo spots. Pink Wall Cafe is a lovely place to relax beneath blue skies.
Haemulmyeongga Donghae Haemultang is a seafood restaurant in Bupyeong, Incheon, serving haemultang and seafood dishes. My husband and I ordered the small haemultang, with generous seafood, refreshing broth, side dishes, and free valet parking. Verdict: a deeply satisfying pot for two.
300°C Seafood Galbi Main Branch is a Korean restaurant in Yeongjong, Incheon, near Eulwangri Beach and INSPIRE. We tried the ₩49,000 couple set with smoky stir-fried cuttlefish, seafood kalguksu, and half-and-half pajeon. Verdict: add rice and mix it into the cuttlefish sauce!
Bas Burger Incheon Gyeyang District Office Branch is a burger restaurant in Gyeyang, Incheon, serving handmade burgers and unlimited free house-made potato chips. We had the Bas Burger as a set and the Wasabi Mayo Shrimp Burger as a combo, and loved the moist buns, fresh ingredients, and crisp chips. Verdict: definitely becoming a regular spot!! Haha
Haemokjeong Bupyeong Branch is a Korean restaurant in Bupyeong, Incheon, serving braised monkfish and seafood dishes. My brother and I ordered mild boneless monkfish stew late in the evening and warmed it at our table with fish roe and angel-hair seaweed on the side. Verdict: a comfortable choice for anyone who cannot handle spicy food, haha.
Suksung Myeongjak Cheongna is a Korean beef barbecue restaurant in Seohae, Incheon. We enjoyed sirloin, uni, truffle Korean beef tartare, wine, and spicy seafood soybean-paste porridge for our second anniversary. Verdict: a satisfying choice for a leisurely anniversary meal.
