CHAEUM KOREAN TRADITIONAL RESTAURANT

Such a great experience, quite literally nothing negative to share! The food is phenomenal and a great way to try real traditional Korean food. Bonus points that the restaurant is halal!! The meal is definitely a lot of food, I recommend to come hungry and ready to eat. I would also say this experience is best shared with multiple people because of the amount of food served. Each person is required to order one main dish and then all the small sides are complimentary.

This food was such a beautiful experience! I loved all the sides and it was so good. The meal was packed with protein and vegetables. I loved how everything tasted. The traditional experience was really nice to see as a tourist. one of my favorite halal restaurants in seoul.

A great concept of turning table with excellent food and atmosphere. It's more like going to a food concert than to a restaurant. Be open to different flavors.

It was quite an experience! The banchan was extensive, albeit a bit pricey for all vegetarian side dishes. The beef stew slaps! It was so tender and flavourful! ❤️

Had a great company team bonding here and the staff were all so wonderful and super pleasant! Loved the hospitality they provided and everyone said the food was awesome~

Came for lunch and I surprised myself! There were no other visitors. The food is delicious, the side dishes are the winners! Presentation are 5 stars! Love it love it love it! Def will visit again if I'm ever in Seoul. Servers are friendly and taught us how to eat traditionally and we thought we just chomp all down. No, there are steps. Amazing knowledge sharing! Highly recommended! Side dishes can be replenished for free!

Very good food. A little pricey but the side dishes were tasty. Beef stew was really delicious.

This place is a must go if you want to taste real korean cuisine (not street food like rice cake or chicken).🌼 Owners are really warmhearted they help you in every way also the food is free to refill other than meat ones. We really liked their korean pancake. They also showed us their cultural toys and instruments we played something similar to archery throw thing and also a foot kick toy. And also there are hanboks so you can change in to them and take photos.