Bali in Mangwon
발리 인 망원
About
Bali's local restaurant in Mapo
Bali in Mangwon does what its name promises with unusual fidelity: Balinese-Indonesian home cooking in Mapo, run with the details right — rendang sapi with rice refills on request, mie and nasi goreng carrying distinct house sauces (the documented counsel: order both to compare), and default spicing calibrated to Korean palates with the real heat available on request. Indonesian food remains one of Seoul's scarcest cuisines, which makes a committed Mangwon operation worth the pilgrimage on principle. The rhythm rewards planning: weekday evenings after 7 or weekend opening (11:30) beat the queues, the 3-5pm break and Sunday closure shape the window, and Mangwon Station exit 2 plus a seven-minute walk beats the parking hunt. Order the rendang, request the spice, refill the rice: the Bali protocol, relocated intact.
Menu
- Nasi Goreng₩13,000
- Mie Goreng₩13,000
- Bakso Sapi₩14,000
- Rendang Sapi₩17,000
- Morning Glory (Kangkung)₩9,000
- Balinese Fried Chicken Wings₩10,000
- Fresh Coconut₩7,000
Local tips
- Visit on weekdays after 7 PM or arrive at opening (11:30 AM) on weekends to avoid waits—weekends fill quickly.
- Request dishes spicier if you prefer heat; default preparation is moderate and tailored to Korean palates.
- Rice refills available upon request for Rendang Sapi and other rice dishes.
- Use public transport (Mangwon Station Exit 2, ~7 min walk); no on-site parking but nearby paid lots available.
- Try both noodle (Mie Goreng) and rice (Nasi Goreng) dishes to experience their signature sauces.
Details
- Mangwon Station
Opening hours
- Sunday
- Closed
- Monday
- 11:30–21:00
- Tuesday
- 11:30–21:00
- Wednesday
- 11:30–21:00
- Thursday
- 11:30–21:00
- Friday
- 11:30–21:00
- Saturday
- 11:30–21:00