New 5,000-won tsukune platter at Eunpyeong ramen spot: Oreno Ramen

In short

Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong is a Michelin-listed ramen restaurant on Bulgwangcheon-gil, a 5-minute walk from Saejeol Station Exit 2 in Eunpyeong, Seoul. Hearing that the new mixed tsukune (chicken meatballs) had launched at 5,000 won, the writer and her husband came for dinner and ordered tori paitan and kara paitan ramen at 13,000 won each plus a soft-boiled egg for 1,000 won, then took a free refill of noodles and broth. Between the rich chicken broth, the sous-vide chicken breast and tsukune that is hard to believe costs 5,000 won, Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong is her number one ramen restaurant in Korea.

Signature photo of Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong

Good to know

Location
5-minute walk from Saejeol Station Exit 2, 366 Bulgwangcheon-gil, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul
Parking
In front of and beside the restaurant, and along Bulgwangcheon-gil
Ordering
Order at the self-service ticket kiosk by the entrance, then take a seat
Seating
Bar counter, tables for four, one window table, open kitchen
Tori paitan ramen
13,000 won
Kara paitan ramen
13,000 won
Mixed tsukune (new menu)
5,000 won
Soft-boiled egg add-on
1,000 won
Refills
Free noodle (half or full portion), broth and rice refills; kimchi and cilantro also refillable
Side dish
Pickled radish with cheongyang chili, served at every seat
Price reference
₩13,000 ≈ $9.6 · ₩5,000 ≈ $3.7 (2026-09-16)

as written by the visitor on Sep 16, 2026

I've lost count of how many times I've been, but this is my true ride-or-die ramen restaurant "Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong," and when I heard they'd launched a new menu item, my husband and I went straight over!

Signature photo of Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong

Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong

How to get to Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong, and where to park

Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong is on Bulgwangcheon-gil, a 5-minute walk from Saejeol Station Exit 2. 🚶‍♀️5-minute walk from Saejeol Station Exit 2🚶‍♀️ / 🚘Parking available🚘 in front, beside the restaurant, and along Bulgwangcheon-gil

Outside Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong

Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong's exterior and sign seen in the evening

This was my first time coming in the evening, and the bold sign catches your eye from far away!! You can park in front, beside the restaurant, and along Bulgwangcheon too~!

Inside the restaurant: bar counter and open kitchen

Interior seating at Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong
Bar table and open kitchen at Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong
4-person table seating inside Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong

It's set up with a bar table and 4-person tables! There's one window table~ And since it's an open kitchen, you can watch them cook, which makes it feel extra trustworthy!

Window table with a view of Bulgwangcheon stream

Sitting at the window seat gives you a view of Bulgwangcheon stream~🌲

At Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong, you order at the self-service kiosk right when you walk in, then take a seat!

Self-service order kiosk at Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong
Menu and refill information at Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong

Oreno Ramen is actually Korea's very first ramen restaurant listed in Michelin!? They've mastered it with just 2 kinds of ramen — you can imagine how good it must be!?

Free noodle, broth and rice refills, plus the radish pickle side

At Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong, you can get free refills of noodles (half or full portion), broth, and rice, and kimchi and cilantro can also be refilled.

The house side dish is a radish pickle at every seat! This radish pickle is a real highlight. It has cheongyang chili in it, so it pairs really well with the tangy, spicy ramen.

As a total cilantro fanatic, cilantro is a must for me. The rice for dunking in the ramen broth and the kimchi and pickled ginger on the side were for my husband.

What we ordered and what it cost

  • Tori paitan ramen ₩13,000
  • Kara paitan ramen ₩13,000
  • Mixed tsukune ₩5,000
  • Soft-boiled egg add-on ₩1,000
Tori paitan and kara paitan ramen served on the table

What does the tori paitan ramen taste like?

Tori paitan ramen (₩13,000) — just look how rich~~ the broth is. One spoonful and you're genuinely giving it a 👍👍 thumbs up. It's richer than most meat broths yet still clean, it's insane.

The sous vide chicken breast is so tender you could eat it with just your gums...👍👍👍 "If chicken breast could always taste like this, I'd actually succeed at dieting" — that's what my husband says every single time we come to Oreno Ramen hahaha (and I 100% agree).

Tori paitan ramen noodles and wood ear mushrooms

The noodles are insanely springy and chewy, and I love that they're not too thick! And the wood ear mushrooms give such an amazing crunchy texture with the ramen ㅜㅜㅜ why isn't there a wood ear mushroom add-on option..ㅠㅠ

Ramen + wood ear mushroom + chicken breast + broth all in one bite — pure happiness. Like all the happiness in the world is in my mouth right now.

Is the 1,000-won soft-boiled egg worth adding?

Every ramen comes with a whole egg as standard! But the soft-boiled egg here is so insanely good that we always add one extra hahaha. Just look at this — a perfect soft-boiled egg. I'm actually really good at boiling soft eggs myself, but the yolk here is so silky-soft... You could just eat this egg on its own and it'd be delicious ㅜㅜ.

How spicy is the kara paitan ramen?

A bowl of spicy kara paitan ramen
The rich broth of kara paitan ramen

Kara paitan ramen (₩13,000) is the spicy version of tori paitan ramen. Adding spice to that already rich broth means it's got to be even more delicious, right..? It's not like blow-your-head-off spicy, but as you eat, your nose starts running before you know it hahaha. A pleasantly spicy level, I'd say. Every time we drink the broth, my husband and I keep saying, seriously, how do they make a broth like this.

Kara paitan ramen topped with cilantro

And personally, I think cilantro suits kara paitan even better than tori paitan! The spiciness plus the cilantro aroma makes the flavor richer, somehow. Tori paitan is best just as it is!

Sous vide chicken breast and soft-boiled egg

I want to describe how moist and tender the chicken breast is, but words fail me. Seriously, please just come try it yourselves!

See how neatly we polished it off? You've got to dip the soft-boiled egg lightly in the broth for the perfect finish. And definitely dunk some rice in there too~

The new mixed tsukune for 5,000 won

A plate of the new mixed tsukune
Mixed tsukune topped with sauce

Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong's new menu item, mixed tsukune, is ₩5,000. This is what we came for! Wait, but boss, this is only ₩5,000!?

Close-up of the mixed tsukune
Tsukune topped with mayonnaise sauce
A piece of tsukune topped with cheese sauce
Cross-section of the tsukune with sauce

They really know how to make tsukune here too... it's moist, tender, insane. Can chicken breast really be made into this? The sauce on top looks like mayo and cheese sauce — the mayo seems to have some grated ginger in it, giving it a slight zing that's really tasty, and the cheese, well, need I say more. This is absolutely the perfect beer snack..🍻

Ramen and tsukune together on the table
Rice dunked into the ramen broth
Refilled noodles and chicken
An empty ramen bowl, completely finished

Refilling a full portion of noodles and more broth

After eating all that... I was still a little hungry... so one noodle refill, and refilled broth for each of us hahaha. This basically becomes a whole new bowl of ramen. And when you refill the noodles, they're angels and give you extra chicken too...👼

. . . And then we finished it all again🤤

Final verdict on Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong

Every single time I come here, I leave stuffed and completely satisfied. In my opinion, this is genuinely the number one ramen restaurant in Korea. I recently went to Japan too, but honestly, there's no need to fly to Japan just for ramen. Want to feel like you're in Japan? Just go to Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong — it's basically Japan right there, hit the spot, hit the spot👍👍👍 If you're looking for a great ramen restaurant, I'm recommending this one a hundred times over!

Where it is

Oreno Ramen Eunpyeong오레노라멘 은평점

366 Bulgwangcheon-gil, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 은평구 불광천길 366

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