Name: 하동관 명동본점
Address: 서울특별시 중구 명동9길 12, 서울
Telephone: +8227765656
Price range: ₩₩-₩₩₩
Rating: 4.5

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来明洞必吃河东馆 米其林绕道级别推荐 只有一种菜品就是韩牛肉汤泡饭 价格9千到3万 价格不同就是肉量的多少 我点的2万的 不喜欢内脏提前说 记得多加葱[猪头]  ​​​  ​

명동에서 꼭 먹어봐야 할 맛집인 하동홀은 한우밥 한 가지 메뉴만 있어요. 가격은 고기 양에 따라 9,000~30,000원이에요. 버전이고 내장을 좋아하지 않았습니다. 파 [돼지 머리]를 더 추가해야한다는 것을 미리 들었습니다.

历史悠久的牛肉汤饭专卖店，菜单很质朴不花俏，就是各种汤各种分量，只买不同级别的牛肉汤饭，上菜也只是简单一碗牛肉汤饭和泡菜，按个人口味添加加胡椒盐葱花，也可以加泡菜汁。碗里汤没了可以加汤。

메뉴는 아주 단순하고 화려하지 않습니다. 다양한 국물과 다양한 양의 쇠고기 국물과 밥만 구입할 수 있습니다. 그리고 김치를 추가하고 개인 취향에 따라 후추, 소금, 다진 파 또는 피클 주스를 추가하면 됩니다. 그릇에 수프가 더 이상 없으면 수프를 더 추가할 수 있습니다.

类似于潮汕哪里的清汤牛肉，不过这里的毛肚很好吃哦，价格挺贵的，一碗汤加米饭差不多80人民币，加肉的价格也挺贵的，试一下可以。

조산의 맑은 국물에 나오는 쇠고기와 비슷하지만 여기 곱창은 맛있고 꽤 비쌉니다. 국밥 한 그릇에 80위안 정도입니다. 고기를 추가하는 것도 꽤 비싸므로 한번 드셔보세요.

역사와 전통을 자랑하는 식당입니다.깊은 맛의 국물과 연한 고기가 일품입니다.한국인들에게는 너무나 유명한 식당이죠.

조금가격대는있지만 맑은 곰탕국물로는최고라생각함꼭특으로먹어야함 고기가 갈수록 줄어들고 있기때문..

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▫️コムタン 18.0

明洞にある1939年に創業の
老舗の人気コムタン店にいったよ🐮

入ったらまず注文してお金を払って
二階席に通されました。
お昼時だったから
地元の会社員の方で
店内はとても賑わってました🫶🏻

お店は広かったから
すぐ席も案内されて
ご飯もすぐ出てきました🍚

ホルモンは牛肉に変更できるから
変更してもらいました🐮
透き通ったスープが美味しいくて
ご飯とお肉と一緒に食べたら絶品でした😋

ごちそうさまでした☺️

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📍ソウル特別市中区明洞9ギル12
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#韓国グルメ #ソウルグルメ #コムタン #韓国旅行 #韓国観光 #明洞グルメ 
 

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대한민국

老舗の人気コムタン店にいったよ🐮

入ったらまず注文してお金を払って

店内はとても賑わってました🫶🏻

ホルモンは牛肉に変更できるから

透き通ったスープが美味しいくて

ご飯とお肉と一緒に食べたら絶品でした😋

📍ソウル特別市中区明洞9ギル12

#韓国グルメ #ソウルグルメ #コムタン #韓国旅行 #韓国観光 #明洞グルメ 

【韓国グルメ】明洞の老舗コムタン店🐮

韓国美食2024

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コムタン

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Life is Amazing

Seoul in 2 days: Culture, food, and serious shopping thrills await in Korea’s dazzling capital! 💫 From hero statues to beefy bowls and bulging shopping bags, here’s how I made the most of my quick city adventure:

Day 1  
Start your morning with a stroll to the Statue of Admiral Yi Sun-sin (172 Sejong-daero, Sejongno, Jongno District) 🌊. This legendary naval hero brings serious vibes to Gwanghwamun Plaza—free and always open. Snap your photos early before the crowds hit!

When lunch cravings kick in, head to Hadongkwan (12 Myeongdong 9-gil, Jung District), the OG spot for gukbap—rice and beef brisket soup that’s both comfort and tradition in a single bowl 🥣. The decor is old-school, the flavors are iconic; it’s worth the queue, trust me.

Day 2  
Hit up Myeongdong Shopping Street (Myeong-dong 2(i)-ga, Jung District, open all day) for a retail rollercoaster! 🛍️ K-beauty, street style, snacks—bring an extra bag and cash. My tip: go early or late to dodge the daytime crowds and hit the skincare stores for real deals. Avoid weekends if possible.

Getting Around  
Seoul’s Metro is your BFF—get a T-money card for fuss-free bus and subway rides. Download a metro app for easy transfers and always remember to tap in/tap out.

Food Hacks  
Don’t leave without trying local street eats: hotteok (sweet pancakes) and tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) in Myeongdong hit different after a shopping spree.

Final tips:  
Cash is handy for small buys, but most big spots take cards. Seoul is safe, but mind your bags in busy areas.

#SeoulTrip #KFood #Myeongdong #SeoulTravel #ExploreKorea

Seoul in 2 days: Culture, food, and serious shopping thrills await in Korea’s dazzling capital! 💫 From hero statues to beefy bowls and bulging shopping bags, here’s how I made the most of my quick city adventure:

Start your morning with a stroll to the Statue of Admiral Yi Sun-sin (172 Sejong-daero, Sejongno, Jongno District) 🌊. This legendary naval hero brings serious vibes to Gwanghwamun Plaza—free and always open. Snap your photos early before the crowds hit!

When lunch cravings kick in, head to Hadongkwan (12 Myeongdong 9-gil, Jung District), the OG spot for gukbap—rice and beef brisket soup that’s both comfort and tradition in a single bowl 🥣. The decor is old-school, the flavors are iconic; it’s worth the queue, trust me.

Hit up Myeongdong Shopping Street (Myeong-dong 2(i)-ga, Jung District, open all day) for a retail rollercoaster! 🛍️ K-beauty, street style, snacks—bring an extra bag and cash. My tip: go early or late to dodge the daytime crowds and hit the skincare stores for real deals. Avoid weekends if possible.

Seoul’s Metro is your BFF—get a T-money card for fuss-free bus and subway rides. Download a metro app for easy transfers and always remember to tap in/tap out.

Don’t leave without trying local street eats: hotteok (sweet pancakes) and tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) in Myeongdong hit different after a shopping spree.

Cash is handy for small buys, but most big spots take cards. Seoul is safe, but mind your bags in busy areas.

#SeoulTrip #KFood #Myeongdong #SeoulTravel #ExploreKorea

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Seoul 2 days in the capital of South Korea 

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LSeoul is a city that rewards even the shortest visits, especially if you plan your days around food and walkable neighbourhoods. This 3 days 2 nights trip focused on two areas that are easy to navigate — Seongsu and Myeong-dong — making it ideal for a winter getaway or a quick city break.

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Day 1 – Arrival & Seongsu: Comfort Food to Start the Trip

After arriving in Seoul, the first stop was Seongsu, an area known for its café culture and relaxed local vibe. For dinner, I headed straight for one of Seongsu’s most talked-about dishes — the green onion beef soup.

The soup was hearty, warming and full of flavour, especially welcome after a long flight and in cold winter weather. The generous amount of green onions balanced the richness of the beef, making it both comforting and light enough to enjoy as a first meal in the city.

After dinner, a slow walk around Seongsu’s cafés and boutiques helped ease into the trip before turning in for the night.

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Day 2 – Myeong-dong: Shopping, Street Life & Bold Flavours

Day two was spent in Myeong-dong, one of Seoul’s most energetic districts. The morning started with casual exploring and shopping, from skincare stores to underground malls.

For lunch, I tried the spicy stir-fried dish that Myeong-dong is known for. Packed with flavour and heat, it paired perfectly with rice and was deeply satisfying in the cold weather. It’s the kind of dish that shows why Korean food is so comforting yet bold at the same time.

The afternoon was dedicated to more shopping, café hopping and people-watching. As evening set in, the streets became livelier, making it a great place to soak in Seoul’s energy before heading back to rest.

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Day 3 – Slow Morning & Departure

The final day was intentionally kept light. After breakfast, I spent some time picking up snacks and small souvenirs to bring home. With everything located conveniently, it was easy to enjoy the last few hours without rushing before heading to the airport.
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Why This 3D2N Itinerary Works

This itinerary is ideal for travellers who:
	· Have limited time in Seoul
	· Prefer food-focused experiences
	· Want neighbourhoods that are easy to explore
	· Are visiting during colder months

By focusing on Seongsu and Myeong-dong, the trip stayed relaxed while still delivering memorable meals and a true taste of Seoul.

#korea #food #seoul #travel2026 #thingstodo #familytravel #localfood #myitinerary 

LSeoul is a city that rewards even the shortest visits, especially if you plan your days around food and walkable neighbourhoods. This 3 days 2 nights trip focused on two areas that are easy to navigate — Seongsu and Myeong-dong — making it ideal for a winter getaway or a quick city break.

Day 1 – Arrival & Seongsu: Comfort Food to Start the Trip

After arriving in Seoul, the first stop was Seongsu, an area known for its café culture and relaxed local vibe. For dinner, I headed straight for one of Seongsu’s most talked-about dishes — the green onion beef soup.

The soup was hearty, warming and full of flavour, especially welcome after a long flight and in cold winter weather. The generous amount of green onions balanced the richness of the beef, making it both comforting and light enough to enjoy as a first meal in the city.

After dinner, a slow walk around Seongsu’s cafés and boutiques helped ease into the trip before turning in for the night.

Day 2 – Myeong-dong: Shopping, Street Life & Bold Flavours

Day two was spent in Myeong-dong, one of Seoul’s most energetic districts. The morning started with casual exploring and shopping, from skincare stores to underground malls.

For lunch, I tried the spicy stir-fried dish that Myeong-dong is known for. Packed with flavour and heat, it paired perfectly with rice and was deeply satisfying in the cold weather. It’s the kind of dish that shows why Korean food is so comforting yet bold at the same time.

The afternoon was dedicated to more shopping, café hopping and people-watching. As evening set in, the streets became livelier, making it a great place to soak in Seoul’s energy before heading back to rest.

The final day was intentionally kept light. After breakfast, I spent some time picking up snacks and small souvenirs to bring home. With everything located conveniently, it was easy to enjoy the last few hours without rushing before heading to the airport.

This itinerary is ideal for travellers who:

	· Want neighbourhoods that are easy to explore

By focusing on Seongsu and Myeong-dong, the trip stayed relaxed while still delivering memorable meals and a true taste of Seoul.

#korea #food #seoul #travel2026 #thingstodo #familytravel #localfood #myitinerary 

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 3D2N Seoul Itinerary: A Short Trip Built Around Food & Easy Exploring

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在河東館對面的小巷子
只能現金💰付款
第一次吃了牛肉粥 味道很棒
炸醬麵就一般
第二次吃了牛骨湯 真的很濃郁
我是有點吃不懂河東館
這家牛骨湯已經調味了
拌飯很好吃
起司拉麵也好吃
為了寶寶還點了蛋捲
喜歡他的魚板小菜
老闆很熱情
很有傳統店的感覺


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