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Cafés, restaurants and places in Incheon, written by bloggers who went there.
Wunder Coffee Bar Hyundai Premium Outlet Songdo Branch is a café in Yeonsu, Incheon, inside the Songdo Hyundai Premium Outlet food court. We had the 7,500 won Wundergato, with vanilla ice cream and rich espresso, plus 6,500 won soft serve. A sweet stop to remember during an outlet trip with a baby.
Sushi Doku The Songdo is a Japanese restaurant in Yeonsu, Incheon, serving sushi sets and sashimi on the second floor of Songdo Onesta. My friend and I had the 10-piece Premium Sushi Special Set with fried dishes, half udon, and truffle chawanmushi for 25,900 won. Sushi Doku The Songdo felt like an easy, satisfying choice for a proper meal with friends or family.
Haemul Teukbyeolsi Cheongna Jikyeongjeom is a seafood restaurant in Seohae, Incheon. I had its seafood kalguksu set with my mom for a weekday lunch, and the generous seafood and sampler boneless agu-jjim nearly had us packing up the latter. Verdict: A comfortable, family-friendly choice for a seafood meal or group gathering.
Veteran General Fish Market Incheon Guwol Branch is a sashimi restaurant in Namdong, Incheon. After a Saturday-evening wait, I had seasonal mullet sashimi and algoni-tang for 32,000 won and 12,000 won, plus a DIY kimchi pancake and dessert. A great choice for fresh seasonal sashimi and a generous self-service bar.
Hongdae Gureume Incheon Nonhyeon Branch is a Japanese restaurant in Namdong, Incheon, serving Kumamoto-style black garlic tonkotsu ramen and spoonable sushi. I ordered the salmon-and-tuna spoonable sushi and ramen-and-menchikatsu set for 14,900 won each after an opening run. Verdict: a deeply flavored but not greasy bowl I’d return for when the wind turns cold.
Shabuway Ruwon City Cheongna Branch is a shabu-shabu restaurant in Seohae, Incheon, with an extensive self-serve bar. After a failed walk-in, I reserved weekend dinner and slowly worked through the meat, Vietnamese spring rolls, kalguksu, juk, and dessert. Verdict: reserve ahead for a relaxed, no-time-limit feast.
HOKATSU is a Japanese tonkatsu restaurant in Geomdan, Incheon. On a third visit, I tried tenderloin and loin cutlets, cold soba, and curry, and especially loved the tender, juicy yogurt-aged cutlets. Verdict: HOKATSU is well worth another visit for moist tonkatsu in Geomdan.
Wunder Coffee Bar Hyundai Premium Outlet Songdo Branch is a café inside Hyundai Premium Outlet Songdo in Yeonsu, Incheon. After lunch, I had a vanilla latte and a Wunder Gato, an affogato-style dessert with melting ice cream and coffee, for 7,500 won and 6,000 won. Verdict: a nice sweet stop between shopping.
Pyeonbaek Hoegwan Main Branch is an all-you-can-eat cypress-steam and shabu-shabu restaurant in Yeongjong, Incheon. While our child played, we enjoyed bonito and spicy mushroom broths, a Cheongyang chili soy sauce, and rice porridge to finish. A great-value pick for meals with children and family gatherings.
Deok Ori Jumulleok (덕오리주물럭) Ganghwa Main Branch is a duck restaurant in Ganghwa, Incheon. My wife and I ordered two portions of charcoal-par-grilled duck jumulleok and saved some meat for cheese fried rice. Verdict: the charcoal aroma and crispy fried rice made this a memorable stop.
Sushi Doku The Songdo is a sushi restaurant in Yeonsu, Incheon, serving live-made sushi and Japanese set meals at Onesta Mall. My husband and I had two ₩25,900 Premium Sushi Sets with truffle chawanmushi, 10 pieces of sushi, half udon, and tempura. Verdict: arrive right at opening on weekends for this generously portioned set.
Haemul Teukbyeolsi is a seafood stew restaurant in Seohae, Incheon. The ₩45,000 small griddle monkfish stew set came with clam soup, flat dumplings, corn cheese, and side dishes, and stayed warm throughout a leisurely meal. A solid choice for family meals or group gatherings.
