
Aomi
아오미
About
A Japanese izakaya near Ttukseom Station, serving sashimi, skewers, hot pots, and lunch meals, with casual outdoor seating.
Aomi is an all-day Japanese stop in Seongdong that can shift from a filling lunch to an easygoing evening over drinks. Its menu ranges across sashimi, skewers, hot pots, grilled dishes and fried fare, with a separate spread of meal options—useful when the table can’t agree between a proper dinner and something to share. At lunch, the clay-pot tantan is a natural starting point. One visitor found it generously filled, with plenty to eat alongside a bowl of freshly cooked rice and a small salad. The dish also returns in the evening as tantan nabe: a vivid red broth with a generous amount of bean sprouts and large slices of beef brisket, described as satisfying even after a substantial meal. For a different kind of bite, a plate of rockfish sashimi offers a clean, unfussy option; one diner particularly liked its texture. Aomi’s appeal is as much about how casually it accommodates a visit as what arrives on the table. Outdoor tables give it a street-side, neighborhood drinking feel rather than a carefully staged terrace-bar atmosphere. Inside, one account describes seating partly screened by wooden partitions, offering a more tucked-away option. The overall mood sounds relaxed and informal—suited to a spontaneous beer, a second round after dinner, or a longer meal built around hot dishes. Skewers are an easy choice when you want to graze: diners mention a varied selection, served hot, with a lightly smoky char and a savory edge. The menu also includes the familiar range of izakaya staples, while daytime dishes make Aomi more than a night-only drinking spot. Even the small opening bites have their fans: one visitor singled out the cabbage served with beer, alongside seaweed salad and pretzels. Come for the flexibility: a substantial tantan lunch, sashimi and a bubbling pot in the evening, or a few skewers outside with a drink. Aomi’s character is straightforward and convivial, with food that can keep pace whether you’re hungry or simply reluctant to call it a night.
Menu
- Tantan hot pot
- Grilled Shishamo₩13,000
- Grilled Mero₩25,000
- 도미머리₩18,000
- 연어머리₩18,000
- Fresh Salmon Rice Bowl₩13,000
- Sashimi Rice Bowl₩10,000
- 초밥(12p)₩16,000
- Udon₩10,000
- Grilled Mackerel₩10,000
- Spicy Pork Rice Bowl₩10,000
Local tips
- Ttukseom Station Exit 7 is the nearest access point.
- Outdoor tables are available, but can fill up on pleasant evenings.
- The restaurant serves lunch as well as evening izakaya dishes.
- Contact the restaurant to confirm current hours.
Details
- Ttukseom Station
Opening hours
- Sunday
- 11:00–23:00
- Monday
- 11:00–02:00
- Tuesday
- 11:00–02:00
- Wednesday
- 11:00–02:00
- Thursday
- 11:00–02:00
- Friday
- 11:00–02:00
- Saturday
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