
광화문뚝감
About
Gwanghwamun haejang-guk house serving hangover soup from nine in the morning.
Gwanghwamun Ttukgam serves the district's most necessary dish at its most necessary hour: haejang-guk, hangover soup, in earthenware ttukbaegi pots from nine in the morning. Gwanghwamun is Seoul's white-collar heart, and its mornings-after are institutional — the haejang-guk house exists as the office district's recovery infrastructure, the place where last night's hoesik (company dinner) gets quietly repaired before the ten o'clock meeting. The ttukbaegi in the name is the promise: soup that arrives still boiling, hot enough to reset a whole nervous system, eaten with rice and kkakdugi in restorative silence. Places like this are judged on broth depth and consistency, nothing else. Come before noon to see the genre serving its true purpose; come at lunch and it's simply a very good soup house.
Menu
- Dduk-gam (Gamjatang in a Stone Pot)₩11,000
- Gamjatang (Small)₩30,000
- Seafood Braised Pork Bones (Small)₩38,000
- Kimchi Pork Belly (180 g)₩17,000
- Kimchi Pork Neck (180 g)₩17,000
- Kimchi Stew Hot Pot₩30,000
- Tofu with Kimchi₩20,000
- Kimchi Stew₩11,000
- Dried Pollock and Bean Sprout Hangover Soup₩11,000
- Gamjatang (Medium)₩40,000
- Gamjatang (Large)₩48,000
- Seafood Braised Pork Bones (Medium)₩48,000
- Seafood Braised Pork Bones (Large)₩55,000
- Korean Chilled Soybean Noodle Soup (Seasonal)₩11,000
- Assorted Pork (Kimchi Pork Belly + Kimchi Pork Neck) (360 g)₩34,000
- Extra Pork Bones₩15,000
- Ramen Noodles₩2,000
- Steamed Egg₩8,000
- Fried Rice₩4,000
- Vegetable Add-On₩5,000
- Add-Ons (Glass Noodles, Sujebi, Potato)₩3,000
Details
Opening hours
- Sunday
- 09:00–22:00
- Monday
- 09:00–04:00
- Tuesday
- 09:00–04:00
- Wednesday
- 09:00–04:00
- Thursday
- 09:00–04:00
- Friday
- 09:00–04:00
- Saturday
- 09:00–04:00