Huhugwan후후관

City Hall Station mala & cumin dishes · Chinese izakaya

Updated Oct 6, 2026

Huhugwan is a Chinese restaurant on the 2nd floor of 2 Seosomun-ro 11-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, a 2-minute walk (93 m) from Exit 10 of City Hall Station. At Huhugwan, dishes cost ₩11,000–₩36,000 and fried rice, noodle and rice-bowl meals cost ₩12,000–₩15,000; Huhugwan is open Monday to Thursday 11:00–23:00 (last order 22:30) and closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Today: Mon–Thu 11:00–23:00
Getting there: City Hall Station Exit 10 · 2-min walk (93m)
Prices: Dishes & Hot Pots ₩18,000–₩36,000 · Fried & Grilled ₩11,000–₩23,000
Try: Huhuchuan ₩32,000Sichuan Huhu Chicken ₩19,000Mala Fried Rice ₩12,000

Open in Google Maps Naver Map Call

1 / 4

Key facts

Address: 2F, 2 Seosomun-ro 11-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul서울 중구 서소문로11길 2 2층
Nearest station: City Hall Station Exit 10 · 2-min walk (93m)
Opening hours: Mon–Thu11:00–23:00break 22:50–22:55last order 22:30Closed Sat, Sun10/9 (Fri) closed
Phone: 0507-1368-0442
Reservations: Accepted · groups welcome
Parking: No parking
Amenities: Separate men's/women's restrooms · Waiting area · Mobile payment
Links: Naver Place

15 items · as listed Oct 2026

About

Huhugwan presents itself as a modern Asian Chinese izakaya: by day Huhugwan serves as a place for meals, and at night Huhugwan dims the lights and becomes a place for dishes paired with drinks. Huhugwan highlights wok cooking over high heat, with a menu ranging from dishes such as Huhuchuan (a mala hot pot), cumin lamb ribs and Dongpo pork to meals such as mala fried rice and beef noodle soup. The '후(煦)' in the name Huhugwan is a Chinese character meaning warm, gentle energy, and the name ties it to the moment of blowing on hot food set in front of you.

Seating at Huhugwan is divided into group tables for 4 to 8 people, a bar table, a terrace, couple seats and floor seating, and Huhugwan offers corkage for a fee.

FAQ

What are Huhugwan's opening hours?

Huhugwan is open Mon–Thu 11:00–23:00 (last order 22:30), break 22:50–22:55. It is closed on Sat, Sun.

Which station is closest to Huhugwan?

Huhugwan is a 2-minute walk (93 m) from City Hall Station, Exit 10. The address is 2F, 2 Seosomun-ro 11-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul.

How much is the dishes & hot pots at Huhugwan?

Huhugwan's 7 dishes & hot pots items cost ₩18,000–₩36,000. Fried & Grilled (3) cost ₩11,000–₩23,000.

Can I book a table at Huhugwan?

Yes, Huhugwan takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1368-0442 to book.

Is there parking at Huhugwan?

Yes, Huhugwan has parking (No parking).

What amenities does Huhugwan have?

Huhugwan offers Separate men's/women's restrooms, Waiting area, Mobile payment.

Does Huhugwan allow corkage?

Yes, Huhugwan allows corkage for a fee. It is best to confirm the conditions by calling Huhugwan (0507-1368-0442) before visiting.

How many people can sit at a group table at Huhugwan?

Group tables at Huhugwan seat a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 8 people. Huhugwan accepts reservations.

How many visit stories are there about Huhugwan?

Superchart has 66 first-hand visit stories about Huhugwan; the latest visit was on October 5, 2026.

108 visit stories about Huhugwan

Newest first

City Hall Chinese restaurant for lunch with a baby
“A family of three had lunch at Huhugwan and ordered tomato egg rice bowl (11,000 won), small yurinki (fried chicken with soy-vinegar sauce, 13,000 won) and eggplant rice bowl (13,000 won); kids' tableware and egg soup came out first, and the child happily ate the tomato egg rice bowl and yurinki.”
SponsoredUmbrella Stand Lunch GoerOct 21, 2026
Chinese restaurant near Seoul Museum of Art for daytime beer
“After the Yu Youngkuk exhibition at the Seoul Museum of Art, the writer stopped by at 2 p.”
SponsoredMidday Spoon WalkerOct 20, 2026
Chinese restaurant at City Hall Station before a book talk
“Before a book talk, the writer had dinner at Huhugwan and ordered the signature fried eggplant (18,000 won) and the beef shank cucumber salad (20,000 won).”
SponsoredCorner Bowl FanOct 20, 2026
Deoksugung Chinese izakaya, open-kitchen bar kou shui ji
“From a bar seat facing the open kitchen, the writer ate Sichuan kou shui ji (mouth-watering chicken, 19,000 won) and beef shank with cucumber salad (20,000 won), with moist chicken, an addictive red chili oil sauce and neatly plated beef shank.”
SponsoredWeekday Window LingererOct 20, 2026
Chinese izakaya at City Hall Station with open windows
“Huhugwan (후후관) is a Chinese izakaya on a second floor toward Deoksugung, a one-minute walk from Exit 10 of City Hall Station in Jung-gu, Seoul.”
SponsoredLate Supper LocalOct 20, 2026
City Hall Chinese restaurant: four dishes for two, no wait
“Two people walked into Huhugwan with no wait at 2pm on a weekday and ordered four dishes: mapo tofu rice, stir-fried pepper pork rice, fried dumplings and fried eggplant.”
SponsoredJung-gu Night BrowserOct 19, 2026