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Nok

Nok

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About

Quiet and refined Korean dining restaurant near Sadang Station offering seasonal course meals in an intimate open-kitchen setting.

Tucked into a quiet corner of Seocho near Sadang Station, Nok offers a refined take on contemporary Korean dining. Expansive picture windows bring an airy, sunlit openness to the room by day, giving way to an intimate, hushed mood by evening. Inside, mother-of-pearl accent plates set a poised table, while an open kitchen provides a front-row view of the chefs methodically plating each course. Operating entirely on reservations, Nok serves a seasonal, set-course omakase that fuses traditional Korean sensibilities with delicate Japanese influences. Menus rotate based on the calendar and are accessed directly via table QR codes. Midday services lean toward a focused, deceptive progression: raw flatfish dressed in a bright, tangy sauce pairs unexpectedly with tender sweet potato stems, followed by crisp fried chicken tossed with peppery arugula and crunchy nuts. The savory core of the meal features charcoal-grilled salmon served over rice alongside a pristine, briny clam broth, which diners can transform midway into a soothing salmon ochazuke. Evening courses expand into a more elaborate lineup priced accessibly around 49,000 KRW, demanding an accompanying drink order ranging from fruit-forward sparkling Loire wines to clean carafes of sake. Service moves deliberately, timed to clear plates and explain components the moment dishes are finished. While the restrained, hushed atmosphere can occasionally make it tricky to flag down staff in between synchronized services, the kitchen's seasonal, clean compositions make Nok a dependable choice for understated celebrations, anniversaries, and relaxed team dinners.

Menu

  • Dinner Course디너 코스₩49,000
  • Lunch Course런치 코스
  • Lunch Omakase런치₩25,000
  • 디너₩69,000

Local tips

  • Book in advance via CatchTable, especially for weekend lunch and dinner slots.
  • Ordering alcohol or a non-alcoholic beverage is mandatory during dinner service.
  • Check the digital menu via the QR code on your table for seasonal course details.
  • During lunch, ask to turn your salmon rice bowl into ochazuke if desired.

Details

Nearest station
Sadang Station

Opening hours

Sunday
11:30–21:30
Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
11:30–21:30
Thursday
11:30–21:30
Friday
11:30–21:30
Saturday
11:30–21:30

Wed–Sun 11:30–22:00 (Break 15:00–17:00). Closed Mon–Tue.

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