Miraehyang
미래향
About
Classic 24-hour Chinese diner near Hanti Station offering generous portions of noodles, combo sets, and deep-fried dishes in a nostalgic setting.
Perched on the second floor near Hanti Station in Daechi-dong, Miraehyang is a genuine neighborhood fixture that operates 24 hours a day, year-round. Marked from the street by its bold red signage, the restaurant preserves the unvarnished character of an old-school Chinese eatery. Inside, the dining room carries a distinct vintage charm, wrapped in rich crimson wallpaper and outfitted with classic communal tables, private rooms, and delivery staff bustling past with traditional metal delivery boxes (*cheolgabang*). Each table is stocked in quintessential everyday fashion with wooden chopsticks, paper cups, chili powder, vinegar, and soy sauce. The dining floor regularly draws an eclectic local crowd, from reserve soldiers on lunch break to academy students grabbing late-night fuel and office workers sharing weeknight meals. Miraehyang’s expansive menu caters to those who crave variety and substantial portions. The *jaengban jjajang* arrives as a sprawling platter of noodles thoroughly coated in a savory black bean sauce, loaded with tender squid and fresh vegetables. For protein, the Sichuan tangsuyuk stands out: crisp, meat-packed pork nuggets tossed in a glossy, sweet-and-spicy glaze that cuts cleanly through any grease. Solo diners naturally gravitate toward the split-dish combinations that bridge multiple cravings on a single plate. Options like the *tangbokbap*—a half-and-half pairing of classic crispy sweet-and-sour pork and fluffy, well-separated fried rice—come accompanied by bowls of deep, spicy jjamppong broth. While the kitchen’s pre-sauced *ganjjajang* divides opinion, regulars lean toward the finely minced *yuni jjajang* or order generous family-style sets. With its round-the-clock burners, generous helpings, and comfortable retro air, Miraehyang remains a dependable haven whenever sudden late-night or early-morning noodle cravings strike Gangnam.
Menu
- Ganjjajang₩10,000
- Spicy Pork Rice Bowl₩11,000
- Sweet-and-sour Pork (Small)₩25,000
- Jajangmyeon₩9,000
- Old-fashioned Jajangmyeon₩10,000
- Jjamppong₩10,000
- Udon₩10,000
- Samseon Jjajangmyeon₩12,000
- Samseon Jjamppong₩12,000
- Samseon Udon₩12,000
Local tips
- Open 24 hours year-round, ideal for late-night meals or off-peak dining.
- Parking space is available by the building, but street traffic makes it tricky.
- Popular for combo plates like tang-bok-bap (sweet-and-sour pork with fried rice).
- Reservations can be made via Naver.
Details
- Hanti Station
Opening hours
- Sunday
- 00:00–23:00
- Monday
- 00:00–23:00
- Tuesday
- 00:00–23:00
- Wednesday
- 00:00–23:00
- Thursday
- 00:00–23:00
- Friday
- 00:00–23:00
- Saturday
- 00:00–23:00