Hoho Sikdang Ikseon
📍 익선동, Seoul
This Japanese home-style restaurant is set in a renovated hanok tucked inside the Ikseon-dong alleys. Since it's one step in from the busy lane, it's known as a relatively quiet place to have a meal.
The katsu nabe set is the signature dish, and many people pair rice bowls like sake-don with karaage. Set meals come with side dishes and soup, served as a full tray.
There is a break time in the afternoon, so check the hours if you're planning a late lunch. Seating is limited, so waits form during meal times, and many guests come with reservations.
Visitor information
| Address | 서울특별시 종로구 익선동 170-1 |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | 11:00~21:50 (break 14:40~17:00) |
| Closed days | Check official information |
| Price range | Check official information |
| Parking | No dedicated parking lot; use Jongno 3-ga Station on the subway |
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Useful tips
- Break time starts at 2:40 p.m., so get in before then if you're having a late lunch.
- There can be a wait during meal times, so reserve ahead through an app if possible.
- The katsu nabe set with karaage on the side is a good amount for two to share.
- It's tucked inside the Ikseon-dong alleys, so use a map or you might miss the entrance.