[Korean Cuisine] 3 Bossum Restaurants in Seoul You Can Try Alone

\Recommended Bossam for Solo Dining in Seoul/

①천하보쌈🐷
This restaurant in Anguk is always crowded with locals.
The bouncy bossam and generous portions of banchan will leave you full.
It gets crowded, so it's best to avoid peak hours or go for the open run.

⏰11:00-21:00 (15:30-17:00 BT)
Ⓜ️Anguk Station Exit 3

②고려보쌈🐷
Not only the bossam, but the kimchi is also incredibly delicious.
Maybe it's because I went on a Saturday? There were many solo patrons. I also enjoyed a beer.
Due to the location, it might be busier on weekdays.

⏰10:30-22:00 [Closed Sundays]
Ⓜ️City Hall Station, Exit 4

③베가보쌈🐷
This restaurant is open late and casual.
Their jjigae (stew) also includes crab, and they also have myeonggi namul.
For only 11,000 won (a regular bossam set meal costs 10,000 won), this set meal is a steal!

⏰11:00-23:00 (LO 22:30)
Ⓜ️Hongik University Station, Exit 9

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Post by nao／ゆる旅 | Oct 2, 2025