Hau Summerrain Seongsu돼지공탕 하우 성수본점

Clear pork gomtang & Pyongyang naengmyeon, Seongsu Station

Updated Oct 6, 2026

Hau Summerrain Seongsu is a gukbap (rice soup) restaurant on the 1st floor of 36 Achasan-ro 7-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, a 6-minute walk (404 m) from Seongsu Station Exit 1. Hau Summerrain Seongsu has not published prices for its meals, while cola and cider cost ₩3,000; the restaurant opens daily 11:30–20:30 with a break time from 15:00 to 17:30.

Today: Daily 11:30–20:30
Getting there: Seongsu Station Exit 1 · 6-min walk (404m)
Prices: Alcohol & Drinks ₩3,000
Try: Hau Gomtang (하우 공탕) Hau Naengmyeon (하우 냉면) Hau Seaweed Soup (하우 미역국)

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Key facts

Address: 1F Unit 2, 36 Achasan-ro 7-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul서울 성동구 아차산로7길 36 1층 2호
Nearest station: Seongsu Station Exit 1 · 6-min walk (404m)
Opening hours: Daily11:30–20:30break 15:00–17:30last order 14:30Open every day
Phone: 0507-1469-1453
Reservations: Accepted
Amenities: Wi-Fi · Separate men's and women's restrooms
Links: Naver Place Instagram Website

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About

Hau Summerrain Seongsu is a pork gomtang (dwaeji gongtang) specialist that makes every dish from a clear pork broth, slowly extracted from Mungyeong yakdol pork at low temperature and high pressure; the name "Hau (夏雨)" means summer rain. The signature Hau Gomtang at Hau Summerrain Seongsu is a clear pork gomtang that blends the pork broth with beef-bone (sagol) broth, and the rice is cooked from Suhyang rice mixed with barley.

Hau Naengmyeon at Hau Summerrain Seongsu is a Pyongyang-style cold noodle soup flavoured with 100% pork broth, and Hau Seaweed Soup is simmered with pork broth instead of beef, together with pork cheek, a special cut, and potatoes. Meals at Hau Summerrain Seongsu come with gochuji (pickled chilli peppers), and the kimchi and side dishes—seokbakji, white kimchi (naengmyeon kimchi) and dried radish with herring roe—are all made in-house.

FAQ

What are Hau Summerrain Seongsu's opening hours?

Hau Summerrain Seongsu is open daily 11:30–20:30 (break 15:00–17:30) (last order 14:30); there are no regular closing days.

Which station is closest to Hau Summerrain Seongsu?

Hau Summerrain Seongsu is a 6-minute walk (404 m) from Seongsu Station, Exit 1. The address is 1F Unit 2, 36 Achasan-ro 7-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul.

How much is the alcohol & drinks at Hau Summerrain Seongsu?

Hau Summerrain Seongsu's 4 alcohol & drinks items cost ₩3,000.

Can I book a table at Hau Summerrain Seongsu?

Yes, Hau Summerrain Seongsu takes reservations. Call 0507-1469-1453 to book.

What amenities does Hau Summerrain Seongsu have?

Hau Summerrain Seongsu offers Wi-Fi, Separate men's and women's restrooms.

What broth is used for the Hau Naengmyeon?

Only 100% pork broth is used. Hau Summerrain Seongsu serves its Pyongyang-style cold noodles in a broth extracted from Mungyeong yakdol pork at low temperature and high pressure.

Does the Hau Seaweed Soup contain beef?

No, it is made with pork only and no beef. Hau Summerrain Seongsu simmers its seaweed soup in pork broth with pork cheek and potatoes.

How many visit stories are there about Hau Summerrain Seongsu?

Superchart has 6 first-hand visit stories about Hau Summerrain Seongsu; the latest visit was on October 4, 2026.

19 visit stories about Hau Summerrain Seongsu

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Seongsu Station pork soup spot: large gomtang & doenjang sauce, Haw
“Two people shared a Haw Gomtang Special (16,000 won) and a Haw Spicy Gomtang regular (14,000 won); the Mungyeong Yakdol pork was thin and tender, and the clear broth was clean yet full of savory depth.”
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Seongsu Station soup spot: solo dinner of pork cheek seaweed soup, Haw
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“After a memorable bowl at the Haw pop-up in the Musinsa Megastore, the writer visited the Seongsu main branch for the Haw Clear Gongtang (large, ₩16,000) and the winter seasonal Haw Seaweed Soup (₩15,000).”
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Seongsu pork soup restaurant: salted gongtang & orange dessert at Haw
“Newly back in Korea, the writer ordered the regular Haw gongtang and the large spicy gomtang at Dwaeji Gongtang Haw for a weekend lunch and found generous, tender pork with no gamey smell, rice mixed with barley and an orange for dessert.”
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Solo-friendly Korean restaurant in Seongsu: potato seaweed soup at Haw
“During a holiday break, the writer browsed the lifestyle shops and independent bookstores of Seongsu, then ate alone at Dwaeji Gongtang Haw, ordering the Haw seaweed soup (15,000 won) with big chunks of potato and a half plate of cold sliced pork, and found the clean room and bar seating made eating solo easy.”
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Seongsu pork soup spot: birthday seaweed soup & hijiki gongtang, Haw
“Unable to go home for birthday seaweed soup, the writer ordered the seasonal Haw seaweed soup (15,000 won) and the Haw spicy gongtang topped with tot (hijiki seaweed) (14,000 won), and was especially happy with the milky seaweed soup full of potatoes and big chunks of pork.”
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