Ladi라디
Guro Digital uni & beef sashimi · Korean liquor pub
Ladi is a Korean gastropub on the ground floor of the CU building at 46 Digital-ro 32da-gil, a 10-minute walk (551 m) from Exit 1 of Guro Digital Complex Station. At Ladi, uni and sashimi dishes cost ₩20,000–55,000, cooked dishes and stews ₩15,000–26,000, sides and desserts ₩6,000–11,000, and drinks ₩5,000–35,000; Ladi is open Monday to Saturday 17:00–24:00 (last order 23:00) and closed on Sundays.
- Today
- Mon–Sat 17:00–24:00
- Getting there
- Guro Digital Complex Station Exit 1 · 10-min walk (551m)
- Prices
- Uni · Sashimi · Beef Tartare ₩20,000–₩55,000 · Dishes · Soups · Hot Pots ₩15,000–₩26,000
- Try
- Uni Samhap (우니 삼합) ₩55,000Hanwoo Beef Tartare with Laver Chips (김부각 한우 육회) ₩25,000Chohaenggil (초행길) ₩10,000
Key facts
- Address
- 1F, 46 Digital-ro 32da-gil, Guro-gu, Seoul서울 구로구 디지털로32다길 46 1층 라디
- Nearest station
- Guro Digital Complex Station Exit 1 · 10-min walk (551m)
- Opening hours
- Mon–Sat17:00–24:00last order 23:00Closed Sun
- Phone
- 0507-1350-7823
- Reservations
- Accepted · groups welcome
- Parking
- Parking behind the building · limited space
- Amenities
- Wi-Fi · Takeout · Mobile payment
- Links
- Naver PlaceInstagramWebsite
Menu & prices
28 items · as listed Oct 2026About
Ladi is a gastropub near the Kkalkkal Street area of Guro Digital Complex, built around dishes to pair with Korean traditional liquor (jeontongju). Ladi's menu runs from raw dishes such as Uni Samhap, Sweet Shrimp & Uni, Hanwoo beef sashimi and Hanwoo beef tartare with laver chips to warm dishes such as Chinese-style kkanpunggi chicken thigh, gochujang hot pot and Kansai-style oden soup, and in winter Ladi serves Tongyeong oysters as a seasonal item.
For drinks, Ladi offers the traditional liquor sampler 'Chohaenggil' and a traditional liquor highball, as well as sake, Okinawa draft beer and several kinds of highballs. Ladi's interior has dimmed lighting and wide windows that give it an open feel, and Ladi's counter seats make it easy to sit down when visiting alone.
FAQ
What are Ladi's opening hours?
Ladi is open Mon–Sat 17:00–24:00 (last order 23:00). It is closed on Sun.
Which station is closest to Ladi?
Ladi is a 10-minute walk (551 m) from Guro Digital Complex Station, Exit 1. The address is 1F, 46 Digital-ro 32da-gil, Guro-gu, Seoul.
How much is the uni · sashimi · beef tartare at Ladi?
Ladi's 7 uni · sashimi · beef tartare items cost ₩20,000–₩55,000. Dishes · Soups · Hot Pots (8) cost ₩15,000–₩26,000.
Can I book a table at Ladi?
Yes, Ladi takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1350-7823 to book.
Is there parking at Ladi?
Yes, Ladi has parking (Parking behind the building · limited space).
Does Ladi do takeout?
Yes, Ladi does takeout. It also has Wi-Fi, Mobile payment.
I'm trying Korean traditional liquor for the first time. What should I order?
One option at Ladi is the traditional liquor sampler 'Chohaenggil' (₩10,000), which lets you taste several kinds. Ladi also has a traditional liquor highball (₩9,500), an easy way to start.
Is there seating for someone visiting alone?
Yes, Ladi has counter seats, so solo visitors can dine comfortably. Besides the counter seats, Ladi also has regular tables.
How many visit stories are there about Ladi?
Superchart has 1 first-hand visit stories about Ladi; the latest visit was on July 31, 2026.
4 visit stories about Ladi
Newest first
Traditional liquor bar in Guro, Seoul with hanwoo beef sashimi: Radi
“In a quiet room with floor-to-ceiling windows and soft lighting, the writer paired hanwoo yuksashimi (thin-sliced raw Korean beef, 27,000 won) and honey sweet potato fries (11,000 won) with Neoguri Dokkuri yakju and Seonyang Oak, and finished with yakgwa (honey cookie) and ice cream on the house.”
Quiet Gudi Station izakaya for solo drinks and gochujang hot pot: Radi
“Radi is a quiet, cozy izakaya-style Korean pub on Dijiteol-ro 32da-gil near Gudi Station in Guro, Seoul.”
Guro Digital Complex izakaya with seaweed crisp beef tartare: Radi
“At Radi the writer ordered gimbugak yukhoe (beef tartare with seaweed crisps, 25,000 won) and the Korean traditional liquor Mildam 17 (14,000 won), and was impressed by the welcome drinks, complimentary snacks and an ice bucket served with a cloth.”
Quiet pub in Guro, Seoul for cheese potato pancake and makgeolli: Radi
“The writer stopped by early on a Sunday evening for a second round and ordered the cheese potato pancake, gim bugak (fried seaweed crisps) and Horangi (Tiger) makgeolli.”
