
탐라식당
About
Evening-into-night Mapo stew house, running from five until one in the morning.
Tamna Sikdang — carrying Jeju's ancient name, Tamna — runs a Mapo kitchen on island time: five in the evening until one in the morning, the hours of a place built for dinner that becomes drinking that becomes late dinner again. Jeju-named rooms in Seoul promise the island's robust table — the pork-forward, sea-adjacent cooking that mainlanders cross the water for — served in the manner that suits it, which is with bottles present and no eye on the clock. The 1am close puts it in Mapo's night rotation, catching the district's second-round migrations. Island nostalgia is one of Korean dining's most reliable engines, and a sikdang trading on Tamna is selling exactly that: the memory of a Jeju night, relocated within stumbling distance of the subway.
Menu
- Jeju Pork Noodle Soup₩11,000
- Momguk (Side Dish)₩28,000
- Jeju-Style Blood Sausage₩25,000
- Momguk (Meal)₩13,000
- Beef Bone Soup with Rice₩11,000
- Spicy Mixed Pork Noodles₩12,000
- Dombae Pork (Small)₩30,000
- Dombae Pork (Large)₩40,000
- Spicy Braised Pig Trotters₩18,000
- Bracken Fern and Chicken Soup₩13,000
Opening hours
- Sunday
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- Monday
- —
- Tuesday
- 17:00–01:00
- Wednesday
- 17:00–01:00
- Thursday
- 17:00–01:00
- Friday
- 17:00–01:00
- Saturday
- 17:00–01:00