Taste of Over 50 Years! SBS Master of Living’s ‘Songok’ Buckwheat Noodles, A Must-Visit Restaurant
In the heart of Seoul, there’s a place that has been cherished for its profound flavors, honed over decades. This is Songok, the master of buckwheat noodles, as featured on ‘SBS Master of Living.’
Whether you imagine chewy udon noodles in a warm broth or refreshing, savory pan-memil, any dish you choose will exceed your expectations.
Songok’s buckwheat noodles, maintaining their consistent taste for over 50 years, offer more than just a meal; they provide a special experience steeped in long tradition and the devotion of a master artisan.
Why do so many people continue to flock here? Shall we embark on a journey to discover the secret behind its extraordinary taste?
Located near Seoul City Hall Station, Songok boasts a tradition spanning over 50 years, established in 1966, and is recognized as one of ‘Seoul’s Top 3 Buckwheat Noodle Restaurants.’ The signature dish here is undoubtedly Pan Memil (Buckwheat Noodles on a Tray). When you dip the chewy yet soft buckwheat noodles into the cool, flavorful broth, you’ll feel not only the heat subside but also your weary body refreshed. Priced at 9,000 KRW, the master’s secret broth, preserved for decades, perfectly harmonizes with the inherent nutty flavor of buckwheat.
Adding a hint of pungent mustard deepens the flavor even further. The Bibim Memil Guksu (Spicy Mixed Buckwheat Noodles, 8,000 KRW), with its spicy kick and crisp texture from various vegetables, is also a hidden gem at Songok. If you’re looking for a hearty meal, consider pairing it with crispy Donkatsu (Pork Cutlet, 10,000 KRW) or savory Yubu Chobap (Fried Tofu Skin Sushi, 3 pieces for 2,000 KRW). Songok’s buckwheat noodles, infused with years of expertise and dedication, will leave a lasting impression that you won’t soon forget. If you want to truly experience the taste of tradition, visit Songok.
Songok (송옥) Detailed Visit Guide (Location, Price, Tips)
Q. What are the prices of Songok’s signature dishes?
The signature Pan Memil is 9,000 KRW, and Bibim Memil Guksu is 8,000 KRW.
- Pan Memil: 9,000 KRW
- Bibim Memil Guksu: 8,000 KRW
- Donkatsu (Pork Cutlet): 10,000 KRW
- Yubu Chobap (3 pieces): 2,000 KRW
Q. Is there usually a long wait at Songok?
As a popular restaurant, there may be some waiting during peak hours, such as lunchtime.
- Reviews suggest that visiting in the afternoon after lunch hours might result in no wait.
- Tip: It’s also a great option for those who prefer to dine alone or have a light meal.
Q. What are Songok’s operating hours and regular closing days?
It operates daily from 11:00 AM to 8:30 PM, with regular closures on the first and third Sundays of every month.
- Operating Hours: Daily 11:00 AM ~ 8:30 PM
- Regular Closures: 1st and 3rd Sundays of every month
- Address: 서울 중구 남대문로1길 11
- Contact: 02-752-3297
- Directions: Approximately 5 minutes walk from City Hall Station Exit 7
※ This post is an informational article based on broadcast information and has no financial relationship with the mentioned establishment.