About this spot
Gangnam Myeonok delivers the chaotic energy of a true Seoul alleyway spot right in the upscale Gangnam district, serving steaming bowls of spicy seafood noodles that locals queue for. Expect to dive straight into the thick broth without needing a menu, as the kitchen prepares fresh portions on demand. The neighborhood buzz and lack of English signage add to the authentic experience of eating like a resident.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order your portion immediately upon sitting down before the chef starts cooking.
- Expect a spicy kick from the standard broth; ask for 'kkochi' (less spicy) if you are sensitive to heat.
- Bring cash or have your card ready, as some alleyway spots in this area may not accept contactless payments.
Common Questions
How much does Gangnam Myeonok cost?
A single bowl of spicy seafood noodles typically runs between 12,000 and 15,000 KRW (approx. $9–$11 USD).
Where is Gangnam Myeonok?
It is located at 34 Nonhyeon-ro 152-gil in the Gangnam District of Seoul, tucked into a narrow alleyway near major shopping hubs.
What should I order first?
Jump straight to the spicy seafood noodle bowl (Jjamppong); do not wait for a menu as this is an à la carte service where you shout out your order to the staff.
About this page
Restaurant: Gangnam Myeonok
Cuisine: Korean restaurant
Location: Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea
Source: Curated from local review platforms