Seoul You can eat Jeon even by yourself! Kyodong Jeonseong

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When you order jjigae, you get a side of jjigae!
There's a restaurant that makes you happy.

Kyodong Jeon Sensei
Kyodong Jeon Sen Jongno-gu Office Branch
Kyodong Jeon Jeon Sen Jongno-gu Office Branch

I ordered one jjigae. I chose kimchi jjigae. It had a sour taste that I like. The price varies depending on the number of jjigae you order. I got the minimum of six dishes: king oyster mushrooms, eggplant, tofu, green shiso with minced meat, swordfish, and jellyfish.

Jjigae is often served as an assortment, and the portions are often large, so it's hard to eat, so I go here sometimes when I visit Korea. It really makes me happy.

They also have a wide variety of jjigae.

I'm sure there are many fans of period dramas who would like to try jjigae!

It's crowded outside the restaurant, so I'm wondering if it's too crowded? Even if I hesitate, they're kind to solo customers and say, "Sure, sure, it's okay."

This is my favorite restaurant! ❤️

62 Sambong-ro, Jongno District, Seoul
62 Sambong-ro, Jongno District, Seoul
From Jonggak Station Exit 2, go straight without crossing any traffic lights. When you see Paris Baguette, turn left. Continue straight and you'll find Shilla Stay Gwanghwamun on your left.

From Gwanghwamun Square, turn down the street next to the US Embassy in front of the King Sejong statue. It's not exactly straight, but if you keep going, you'll see Shilla Stay Gwanghwamun on your left.

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