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Went for a late breakfast and there was a queue, which took us 15 min to be seated. Service: 10/10 welcoming and polite staff. Quality: 10/10 Food: 10/10 Coffee: 5/10 which made me take one star out. The coffee tasted like a store coffee. Price: reasonable for the amount of food you get. Overall, I would come back again.

It is quite unique, cosy and clean restaurant. Interior is good and very modern. Pancake is so delicious. Coffee is good. Price is reasonable. Highly recommend for pancake lover.

I had the 4 regular French toast triangles, an order of bacon and orange juice. Total price was 35.5. It was all amazing. The French toast was delicious. The bacon was actually thick cut, not just the menu saying it was and perfectly crispy. The orange juice was freshly squeezed and with a medium amount of pulp. The restaurant itself was clean, fantastically decorated and they have a full bar so you can get smashed at 9am. Since this is kind of an upscale place the service was as suck, Korean hospitality at its finest. The only downside is, the building it's in is kind of old so from the outside it looks a little sketchy and that kept me away until my last day in Seoul. I also didn't realize the hotel I was staying in (The Hamilton) is attached. I wish I had gone in sooner. The menu is amazing

We were only able to visit at dinner time, so the menu was limited. I can confirm that the buttermilk pancake recipe seems the same as the one they use the States, but the pancakes were rather pale, missing that hot griddle effect. Wish we could have come earlier and tried other breakfast foods I was missing. I'm from Southeast Michigan, where the local OPH has been around for ages and part of beloved childhood memories for many. It's not a big chain so I was surprised to see it in Seoul. It's fancier in Seoul and didn't quite scratch that nostalgic itch, but overall not a bad experience.

Very filling and the pancakes won’t let you down. Staff were very friendly!

The portions are very large. The food is very delicious. The prices are a bit high but it is clearly visible when entering this place. There is a menu at the door anyway. A bill and menu are attached as an example. The only area that could be improved would be the toilets imo..

The Original Pancake house has a large variety of American food items in a diner-style setting. Upon arriving, check-in is done through a tablet and you wait until your number is called to be seated. The process is pretty straightforward and efficient. The service was ok. After being seated and looking at the menu, the waitress came to take my order within about 10 minutes. After placing my order, the bill was placed on the table. The food came quickly but one order was delayed getting to the table. There was no follow up to check in on how our meal was after everything was delivered. The food was okay. The portion size is very large but the flavors leave a little to be desired. The steak and egg hash did not have any salt but it was prepared well and had nice presentation. The pancakes were soft, however the flavor tasted a little bit off, I’m not sure if it was the pancakes themselves or the brand of syrup - but it left an aftertaste. The prices were comparable to American prices and the portion size was large.

The food was good and lived up to expectations. I highly recommend going if you're looking for a good American breakfast in seoul. The waiters were very nice and friendly and definitely new what they were doing. The calm retro atmosphere was living up to the original pancake house, sometimes diners go overboard on the retro art but this was a perfect balance. The food and service built the atmosphere up even higher with portions "American Sizes"