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Cafés, restaurants and places in Songpa, Seoul, written by bloggers who went there.
Rose Lash is an eyelash extension salon about a six-minute walk from Jamsilsaenae Station in Songpa, Seoul. After a consultation, I chose double-volume extensions with flat black lashes, a CC curl, and mixed 9, 10, and 11 mm lengths; the volume suited my low-makeup routine, though there is no on-site parking.
Mad Hair (마드헤어) is a hair salon in Songpa, Seoul, where I had a men’s cut and its Suke Healing scalp treatment. The neat side and back lines and the comfortably cooling scalp-care pressure stood out, while the Lotte Tower view made the wait more relaxing.
Wareureu Mansion Bangi Branch is a Korean restaurant and late-night drinks spot near Jamsil Station in Songpa, Seoul. I ordered spicy tomato haejang pesce and Cheongha; the seafood and noodles made it filling enough for a meal, though the pesce took about 10 minutes and extra broth was not available.
Grid Cafe is a bakery café near Ogeum Park in Ogeum-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul. I went for an egg tart, but the pollock roe and gamtae salt bread stood out more; the tart was generously filled but sweet for my taste, and few breads or seats remained when I visited.
Rose Lash is an eyelash extension studio about a five-minute walk from Jamsilsaenae Station in Songpa, Seoul. I chose mixed 9, 10, and 11 mm black flat lashes to lengthen the outer corners; the roughly 50-minute treatment was painless for me, and I liked the eyeliner-like effect that made my eyes look longer.
Wareureu Mansion Bangi Branch is a Korean restaurant in Bangi Food Alley near Jamsil Station in Songpa, Seoul. I had a bulgogi-and-pepperoni half-and-half croissant pizza and spicy tomato haejang ppeshe for dinner; the seating was comfortable for conversation, though the two dishes were too much for two people.
Rose Lash is a reservation-only eyelash salon near Jamsilsaenae Station in Songpa, Seoul. I received a mascara-style extension using 9 mm and 10 mm flat lashes in about an hour; the result gave my eyes a clean, defined look without discomfort during the treatment. Building parking is unavailable, so drivers need to use nearby paid parking.
Wareureu Mansion Bangi Branch is a retro Korean restaurant in Songpa, Seoul, within walking distance of Jamsil Station. I had yukhoe, cream jjamppong, sikhye, and an omija highball; the beef flavor and rich seafood noodle dish stood out, though I wished the seaweed chips were crispier.
Wareureu Mansion Bangi Branch is a Korean-style pub in Bangi-dong, Songpa, Seoul, where I stopped for a second round after eating on Songridan-gil. I had raw shrimp sashimi and spicy tomato haejang ppeshe; the shrimp’s springy texture and accompaniments stood out, while the hearty broth dish made for a satisfying pairing. The wide table spacing was comfortable for conversation, and baseball was playing on a large screen during my visit.
Wareureu Mansion Bangi Branch is a Korean restaurant in Songpa, Seoul, where I stopped after the first round of drinks in Bangi-dong’s food alley. We had a beef shank and tendon hot pot, a thick bulgogi cheese potato pancake, and soy sauce egg butter rice; the pancake was my favorite, and the quiet setting made conversation easy.
Wareureu Mansion Bangi Branch is a casual Korean restaurant and drinking spot in Bangi-dong’s food alley in Songpa, Seoul. I visited around 6 p.m. on a Sunday, used the then-current ₩100 draft beer event, and ordered spicy tomato haejang ppeshe and egg bread toast. The ppeshe was generous enough to leave noodles after two people shared it, while the toast was mild and savory.
Wareureu Mansion Bangi Branch is a Korean restaurant at the entrance to Bangi-dong’s dining alley, about a five-minute walk from Jamsil Station. On a Saturday afternoon, four of us had three dishes and fifteen 300 ml draft beers for about ₩70,000. The sweet-spicy chicken feet suited my taste, and the generous portions left us fuller than expected.
