Nahonsha나혼샤

Solo shabu-shabu & sukiyaki near Hapjeong Station

Nahonsha is a solo-pot shabu-shabu restaurant at 1F, 42 Dongmak-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, a 6-minute walk (387 m) from Hapjeong Station Exit 7. At Nahonsha, shabu-shabu costs ₩14,900–₩15,900 and sukiyaki ₩16,900–₩19,900; Nahonsha is open Mon–Thu 11:30–21:00 and Sat 12:00–21:00 (break time 15:00–18:00), and closed on Sundays.

Today
Mon–Thu 11:30–21:00 · Sat 12:00–21:00
Getting there
Hapjeong Station Exit 7 · 6-min walk (387m)
Prices
Shabu-Shabu ₩14,900–₩15,900 · Sukiyaki ₩16,900–₩19,900
Try
Clear Broth Shabu-Shabu ₩14,900Mala Shabu-Shabu ₩15,900Hon Sukiyaki ₩16,900

Key facts

Address
1F, 42 Dongmak-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul서울 마포구 독막로 42 1층
Nearest station
Hapjeong Station Exit 7 · 6-min walk (387m)
Opening hours
Mon–Thu11:30–21:00break 15:00–18:00last order 14:30Sat12:00–21:00break 15:00–18:00last order 14:30Closed Sun10/9 (Fri) closed
Phone
0507-1319-4911
Amenities
Separate men's and women's restrooms
Links

Menu & prices

7 items · as listed Oct 2026

Shabu-Shabu₩14,900–₩15,900

  • Clear Broth Shabu-Shabu맑은탕 샤브₩14,900
  • Spicy Broth Shabu-Shabu매콤탕 샤브₩14,900
  • Miso Shabu-Shabu미소된장 샤브₩14,900
  • Mala Shabu-Shabu마라탕 샤브₩15,900
  • Tomato Shabu-Shabu토마토탕 샤브₩15,900

Sukiyaki₩16,900–₩19,900

  • Hon Sukiyaki혼 스키야키₩16,900
  • Hon Special Sukiyaki혼 스페셜 스키야키₩19,900

About

Nahonsha is a restaurant built around solo dining, where shabu-shabu and sukiyaki are each cooked in an individual pot. Nahonsha offers five shabu-shabu broths: a clear broth blending chicken stock and vegetable stock, a spicy broth, mala, tomato, and miso topped with Korean seaweed (miyeok).

Nahonsha cooks its sukiyaki with a sauce made in-house, offering the basic Hon Sukiyaki and a Special version. The dining space at Nahonsha is arranged so guests sit facing the same direction toward a garden rather than across from each other.

FAQ

What are Nahonsha's opening hours?

Nahonsha is open Mon–Thu 11:30–21:00 (last order 14:30), break 15:00–18:00; Sat 12:00–21:00 (last order 14:30), break 15:00–18:00. It is closed on Sun.

Which station is closest to Nahonsha?

Nahonsha is a 6-minute walk (387 m) from Hapjeong Station, Exit 7. The address is 1F, 42 Dongmak-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul.

How much is the shabu-shabu at Nahonsha?

Nahonsha's 5 shabu-shabu items cost ₩14,900–₩15,900, 3 of them ₩14,900. Sukiyaki (2) cost ₩16,900–₩19,900.

What is Nahonsha's phone number?

Nahonsha's phone number is 0507-1319-4911.

What shabu-shabu broths are available?

Nahonsha offers five shabu-shabu broths: clear, spicy, miso, mala and tomato. Nahonsha's clear broth blends chicken stock and vegetable stock, and the miso broth is topped with Korean seaweed (miyeok).

Is it comfortable to eat alone?

Yes, Nahonsha serves both shabu-shabu and sukiyaki in individual pots. Nahonsha also has a dining space where guests sit facing the same direction toward a garden.

How many visit stories are there about Nahonsha?

Superchart has 60 first-hand visit stories about Nahonsha; the latest visit was on October 3, 2026.

118 visit stories about Nahonsha

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  • Hapjeong shabu-shabu: tomato broth that deepens as it boils

    “Two diners shared a tomato shabu (₩15,900) and a clear broth shabu (₩14,900); the thinly sliced meat and vegetables were fresh, and the tomato broth grew richer the longer it boiled, so they kept spooning it up.”

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  • Shabu-shabu for one in Hapjeong: baseball and broth refills

    “Sitting at a window seat with a companion, the writer ordered the clear broth shabu (₩14,900) and the Hon sukiyaki (₩16,900), watched a baseball game on the phone stand at each seat and refilled the clear broth twice.”

    SponsoredAfter-Dinner TallyOct 22, 2026

  • Hapjeong shabu-shabu with sweet chili and peanut sauce

    “At Nahonsha, the clear-broth shabu-shabu is made with kelp, bonito flakes and chicken stock; the writer dipped it alternately in sweet chili and peanut sauce, then added fresh noodles to the leftover broth for kalguksu (knife-cut noodle soup).”

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  • Sukiyaki for one in Hapjeong after working late, ₩30,400

    “After leaving work past 7 p.”

    SponsoredLunch Receipt KeeperOct 21, 2026

  • Solo corner-seat shabu-shabu at Hapjeong Station, tofu balls

    “From a corner seat, the writer ordered Nahonsha's best-selling clear broth shabu with extra meat and a Coke Zero, then enjoyed the long-simmered vegetable broth, chewy tofu balls, boiled dumplings and thin kalguksu (knife-cut noodles) alone and at ease.”

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  • Solo shabu-shabu in Hongdae: spicy pot, clear broth refill

    “A self-described solo-dining expert ordered the basic spicy broth shabu-shabu (14,900 won), liked the meat quality and thin noodles, and recommends asking for clear broth when refilling because the spicy broth is strong.”

    SponsoredMarket Basket WandererOct 16, 2026

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