Hwanyeong환영
Sangsu Station gastropub · food and drinks together
Hwanyeong is a gastropub (yori jujeom) at 1F, 28 Wausan-ro 15-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul, a 4-minute walk (272 m) from Sangsu Station Exit 1. Hwanyeong is open daily from 17:00 to 01:00 with last order at 00:00, and Hwanyeong's prices have not been listed yet.
- Today
- Daily 17:00–01:00
- Getting there
- Sangsu Station Exit 1 · 4-min walk (272m)
Key facts
- Address
- 1F, 28 Wausan-ro 15-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul서울 마포구 와우산로15길 28 1층
- Nearest station
- Sangsu Station Exit 1 · 4-min walk (272m)
- Opening hours
- Daily17:00–01:00last order 00:00Open every day
- Phone
- 0507-1370-7795
- Amenities
- Mobile payment
- Links
- Naver PlaceInstagram
About
Hwanyeong is a gastropub on the ground floor of an alley on Wausan-ro 15-gil, between Sangsu Station and Hongdae, and Hwanyeong presents itself as a place for both a meal and drinks. The name Hwanyeong ("welcome") was chosen to express the intention of greeting every guest warmly with a smile. Hwanyeong also accepts groups.
FAQ
What are Hwanyeong's opening hours?
Hwanyeong is open daily 17:00–01:00 (last order 00:00); there are no regular closing days.
Which station is closest to Hwanyeong?
Hwanyeong is a 4-minute walk (272 m) from Sangsu Station, Exit 1. The address is 1F, 28 Wausan-ro 15-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul.
What is Hwanyeong's phone number?
Hwanyeong's phone number is 0507-1370-7795.
Can I just have a meal at Hwanyeong without drinking?
Hwanyeong describes itself as a gastropub where food and drinks can be enjoyed together. The menu lineup can be confirmed by asking Hwanyeong directly.
What does the name 'Hwanyeong' mean?
Hwanyeong means "welcome" and expresses the intention of always greeting guests happily with a smile. The name Hwanyeong was chosen to carry that spirit.
How many visit stories are there about Hwanyeong?
Superchart has 1 first-hand visit stories about Hwanyeong; the latest visit was on October 13, 2026.
6 visit stories about Hwanyeong
Newest first
Korean bar in Sangsu with kimchi jjim and bokbunja highball
“The writer and their husband ordered Hwanyeong's pork belly aged kimchi jjim (braised kimchi stew), priced in the ₩20,000 range, and a bokbunja (Korean black raspberry) highball; the well-aged kimchi and generous pork belly made it excellent value.”
Korean pub in Sangsu with braised kimchi and pork belly
“Ordered with soju, the samgyeop mugeunji kimchi-jjim (braised aged kimchi with pork belly, 24,000 won) came loaded with aged kimchi and pork belly, and Hwanyeong's open-kitchen fire show and the owner offering an apron after noticing white clothes stood out.”
Korean date-night pub in Sangsu with spicy pork jowl pasta
“The writer ordered the spicy pork jowl oil pasta (16,000 won), tempura (9,000 won) and 2 bottles of Jinro soju (10,000 won); the thin-battered tempura and the pasta, eaten with its egg yolk broken over it, both paired well with soju.”
Korean pub in Sangsu, Seoul with a private room for 6
“A group of 6 shared clam sujebi (hand-torn dough soup), beef brisket potato pancake and injeolmi (roasted soybean rice cake) ice cream in Hwanyeong's private room, where the white-and-wood interior and soft music made conversation easy.”
Korean pub near Sangsu Station with boneless chicken feet
“The writer stopped by Hwanyeong for a second round while already full and ordered the bunmoja boneless chicken feet, which came with 5 strands of bunmoja (chewy wide glass noodles) and spicy chicken feet with no gamey smell, so the plate was wiped clean.”
Korean pub in Sangsu with butter pollock roe and ice cream
“With draft beer and Saero soju, an order of butter-grilled pollock roe with crackers, sugared cherry tomatoes and injeolmi (roasted soybean rice cake) ice cream came to 35,000 won in total.”
