
Jeonbuchineun Dosa
전부치는도사
About
Lively pub near Wangsimni Station serving freshly flipped jeon pancakes and makgeolli, equipped with screens for live sports and massive basement seating.
Tucked near Wangsimni Station by Hanyang University, Jeonbuchineun Dosa captures the unmistakable romance of a Korean rainy-day pub. The rich, savory aroma of sizzling oil greets you at the door, signaling a kitchen that fries every pancake strictly to order rather than reheating batches made ahead. Through the open kitchen, you can catch glimpses of whole pancakes flipping mid-air, a craft that lives up to the moniker of a true *jeon* master. Inside, the mood balances traditional university-town grit with warm, modern lighting. Earthenware jars lined along the floor display a running ritual: regulars scrawl their names on these pots and collect bottle caps inside, vying for a house reward of two complimentary side dishes. Tables are spaced comfortably across a broad ground-floor dining room equipped with an electronic dartboard and large television screens broadcasting live baseball games, while an expansive basement bunker accommodates massive university afterparties. The food centers on well-executed fry-ups and budget-friendly pairings. The shredded potato pancake (*gamjajeon*) arrives thin, expansive, and golden, its lattice of finely shaved potato crisping into distinct, crunchy strands. Equally popular is the *haemul pajeon*, loaded with visible squid and bound in an egg batter that stays blistered and crisp around the perimeter. Alongside, diners balance the oil with pickled onions and *jeyuk tofu kimchi*, featuring warm blocks of tofu flanking sweet and spicy stir-fried pork with ripened kimchi. Drinks span traditional earthen bowls of cool dongdongju and crisp Cass draft beer, catering equally to those chasing traditional makgeolli culture or those craving cold pints while watching sports. Between the hearty platters and the clatter of bottle caps dropping into earthenware jars, it stands out as an easygoing, communal staple for casual gatherings.
Local tips
- Head to the basement hall if hosting large university or club gatherings up to 150-180 guests.
- Catch live baseball games on the big screens while having pancakes and draft beer.
- Participate in the bottle cap jar challenge to earn two free appetizers once filled.
Details
- 서울 성동구 마조로3길 8 1층
- Wangsimni Station
Opening hours
- Sunday
- 17:00–02:00
- Monday
- 17:00–02:00
- Tuesday
- 17:00–02:00
- Wednesday
- 17:00–02:00
- Thursday
- 17:00–02:00
- Friday
- 17:00–02:00
- Saturday
- 17:00–02:00