I heard that there are shops and restaurants full of individuality in Munrae Creative Village and decided to visit there.
It's a random place among many ironworks around here. so I was wondering if this was the right pub.
I guess that they put a Buddhist monk's figure on the front door just in case we pass by them thinking it's an ironwork too.
After waiting a long time, I finally took a seat and looked at the menu, and it was perfect for a glass of soju.
They said that drinking in this pub is limited to 3 hours because always there are many customers waiting.
It's soft tofu with soy sauce, served as a basic snack.
Since it claims to be a simple pub, this is more sensible than serving side dishes like restaurants.
I've been waiting for a long time, and the owner gave me two prawn sashimi.
Oh, there's one thing I forgot to tell. They take the phone numbers of people waiting in line and contact them when it's their turn. This pub's number starts with 070, and you need to make sure that you unblock 070 from spam list,(Most spam calls use this number:070 in Korea) or u might miss your turn because they can't reach you.
This is yukhoe(sliced raw beef) and sannakji tangtangi(sliced raw octopus). There was yolk on top of it, but the live octopus was wriggling and exploded it.
I think the taste and te price are both fair.
This is clam ramen I ordered for dinner and hangover. It's spicy and it makes my stomach feels better.
It's open from early evening to night. I recommend you to inquire in advance about the holidays.
Walk 10 minutes from exit 7 of Munrae Station, then you will see a monk statue.
Address: 58-8 Munrae-dong 3-ga, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul
