1. Saetjimnamwonchueotang (샛집남원추어탕)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 159 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Ogeum-ro 11-gil 7-12
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Soup & Stew in Songpa-gu, Seoul
91 Soup & Stew restaurants in Songpa-gu, Seoul, verified by Korean civil-servants' actual spending — not paid reviews.
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Showing the top 24 spots with confirmed coordinates (91 in the full list).
2. Bongaseolleongtang (본가설렁탕)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 109 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Seokchonhosu-ro 204
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What are these dishes?
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
- Seolleongtang — A milky-white soup from ox bones simmered for many hours; seasoned with salt at the table.
3. Sinuijubudaejjigae (신의주부대찌개)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 91 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Ollimpik-ro 32-gil 18-23
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What are these dishes?
- Budae-jjigae — 'Army stew' of kimchi, spam, sausage and ramen in a spicy broth, born after the Korean War.
- Jeyuk — Pork stir-fried in a spicy gochujang sauce — a classic everyday Korean meal.
4. Jinmiokseollongtang (진미옥설농탕)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 10 civil-servant visits
- 🏅 Century Store
Seoul Songpa-gu Garak-ro 16-gil 3-12
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What are these dishes?
- Bibimbap — A bowl of rice topped with assorted vegetables, egg and gochujang, mixed before eating.
5. Namhangangdaseulgihaejangguk (남한강다슬기해장국)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 39 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Ogeum-ro 144
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What are these dishes?
- Bibimbap — A bowl of rice topped with assorted vegetables, egg and gochujang, mixed before eating.
- Sujebi — Hand-torn wheat-dough flakes in a savory broth — homey and comforting.
6. Songganegamjatang (송가네감자탕)
Gov-verified◆Gov-verified
🏛️ 1 civil-servant visits
- 🏅 Century Store
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Ollimpik-ro 35-gil 124
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What are these dishes?
- Gamjatang — A spicy stew of pork spine and potatoes, rich and warming, shared from one pot.
7. Haengbokhancheonggukjang (행복한청국장)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 35 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Ogeum-ro 332
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What are these dishes?
- Cheonggukjang — A pungent, deeply savory stew of fast-fermented soybeans — stronger than doenjang.
- Samgyetang — A whole young chicken stuffed with rice and ginseng, simmered into a restorative summer soup.
- Kongguksu — Wheat noodles in a chilled, nutty soybean broth — a refreshing summer dish.
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
- Jeon — Savory Korean pancakes of vegetables, seafood or meat, pan-fried in egg batter.
8. Yukjeongukbap (육전국밥)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 108 civil-servant visits
Seoul Songpa-gu Ogeum-ro 111
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What are these dishes?
- Gukbap — Rice served in a hot soup — a quick, comforting one-bowl meal.
- Gomtang — A clear beef soup from slow-simmered meat and bones, milder than seolleongtang.
9. Jejueunhuinehaejangguk (제주은희네해장국)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 30 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Songpa-daero 49-gil 10
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What are these dishes?
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
10. Myeongdongjjigaemaeul (명동찌개마을)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 19 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Baekjegobun-ro 17-gil 55
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What are these dishes?
- Kimchi-jjigae — A tangy, spicy stew of aged kimchi simmered with pork and tofu.
11. Jeonjukongnamulgukbap (전주콩나물국밥)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 18 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Ollimpik-ro 35-gil 104
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Gukbap — Rice served in a hot soup — a quick, comforting one-bowl meal.
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
- Yukgaejang — A spicy soup of shredded beef, scallions and vegetables in a red chili broth.
12. Hantang (한탕)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 61 civil-servant visits
Seoul Songpa-gu Ollimpik-ro 34-gil 27-23
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What are these dishes?
- Kimchi-jjigae — A tangy, spicy stew of aged kimchi simmered with pork and tofu.
- Jeyuk — Pork stir-fried in a spicy gochujang sauce — a classic everyday Korean meal.
13. Jinjingamasotseolleongtang (진진가마솥설렁탕)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 15 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Geoma-ro 12
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What are these dishes?
- Seolleongtang — A milky-white soup from ox bones simmered for many hours; seasoned with salt at the table.
- Galbitang — A clear, hearty soup of beef short ribs simmered for hours, eaten with rice.
- Yukgaejang — A spicy soup of shredded beef, scallions and vegetables in a red chili broth.
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
14. Siraemaru (시래마루)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 49 civil-servant visits
Seoul Songpa-gu Songpa-daero 49-gil 64
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What are these dishes?
- Bossam — Boiled pork slices wrapped in cabbage with kimchi and salted shrimp sauce.
- Kodari — Half-dried pollock, braised or grilled, with a firm, chewy texture.
15. Jangteolboseolleongtang (장털보설렁탕)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 13 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Jung-daero 304
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What are these dishes?
- Seolleongtang — A milky-white soup from ox bones simmered for many hours; seasoned with salt at the table.
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
- Gomtang — A clear beef soup from slow-simmered meat and bones, milder than seolleongtang.
- Suyuk — Plain boiled slices of pork or beef, served with dipping sauces.
16. Chamseollongtang (참설농탕)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 12 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Baekjegobun-ro 430
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Kimchi-jjigae — A tangy, spicy stew of aged kimchi simmered with pork and tofu.
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
- Gomtang — A clear beef soup from slow-simmered meat and bones, milder than seolleongtang.
17. Hanyangsundaehaejangguk (한양순대해장국)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 33 civil-servant visits
Seoul Songpa-gu Ollimpik-ro 32-gil 13
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What are these dishes?
- Sundae-gukbap — Pork-bone soup with Korean blood sausage and pork offal, served with rice.
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
- Sundae — Korean blood sausage of pig intestine stuffed with noodles and barley, usually steamed.
18. Cheongnyeongamjatang (청년감자탕)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 8 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Ogeum-ro 19-gil 5
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Gamjatang · pork-bone & potato stew ₩43,000
Gamjatang · pork-bone & potato stew ₩48,000
Gamjatang · pork-bone & potato stew ₩40,000
Gamjatang · pork-bone & potato stew ₩32,000
Gamjatang · pork-bone & potato stew ₩56,000
Gamjatang · pork-bone & potato stew ₩35,000
What are these dishes?
- Gamjatang — A spicy stew of pork spine and potatoes, rich and warming, shared from one pot.
19. Sinseobangbudaejjigae (신서방부대찌개)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 8 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Ogeum-ro 46-gil 16
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What are these dishes?
- Budae-jjigae — 'Army stew' of kimchi, spam, sausage and ramen in a spicy broth, born after the Korean War.
20. Cheongjindonghaejangguk (청진동해장국)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 8 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Pungseong-ro 77
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What are these dishes?
- Gamjatang — A spicy stew of pork spine and potatoes, rich and warming, shared from one pot.
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
21. Hadongureongchueotang (하동우렁추어탕)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 7 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Baekjegobun-ro 170
₩₩
What are these dishes?
- Gukbap — Rice served in a hot soup — a quick, comforting one-bowl meal.
- Donkatsu — A breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet, Korean-style — larger and often sauced.
22. Bisabeoljeonjukongnamulgukbap (비사벌전주콩나물국밥)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 6 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Jung-daero 150
₩₩
23. Geumbawigamjatang (금바위감자탕)
Gov-verified◆◆Officials' regular
🏛️ 6 civil-servant visits
- ✅ Exemplary Restaurant
Seoul Songpa-gu Dongnam-ro 94
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Haejangguk · hangover soup ₩12,000
What are these dishes?
- Haejangguk — A hearty soup, often with pork bones or ox blood, traditionally eaten to cure hangovers.
- Donkatsu — A breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet, Korean-style — larger and often sauced.
- Gamjatang — A spicy stew of pork spine and potatoes, rich and warming, shared from one pot.
24. Nurigolgamjatang (누리골감자탕)
Gov-verified◆◆◆Officials' favorite
🏛️ 20 civil-servant visits
Seoul Songpa-gu Wiryegwangjang-ro 199
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What are these dishes?
- Gamjatang — A spicy stew of pork spine and potatoes, rich and warming, shared from one pot.
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