Anju Maeul
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An indoor pub on Sejong Village Food Culture Street in Seochon, next to Gyeongbokgung Station in Naeja-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul.
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A Daytime Mecca for Drinkers! A Tsunami of Customers as Soon as It Opens! What Is the Secret? [Yummy]
This video introduces seasonal seafood dishes at the indoor pub Anjum Maeul (Seochon), near Gyeongbokgung Station in Seochon.
This is an indoor pub on Sejong Village Food Culture Street in Seochon, next to Gyeongbokgung Station in Naeja-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul.
Seasonal seafood dishes are the focus. The large yellowtail is tender and fatty, the anchovy sashimi is tender with little odor, and the squid innards soup is described as refreshing and clean.
- Sejong Village Food Culture Street in Seochon, next to Gyeongbokgung Station
- An indoor pub centered on seasonal seafood
- Large yellowtail, fresh anchovy sashimi, herring roe bibimbap, and squid innards soup
- A selection of moderately priced dishes
- A comfortable atmosphere spanning generations
Taking a Half Day Is Essential!! The Hardest Bar to Visit in Seoul
It introduces seasonal dishes and drinking snacks at Anju Maeul, a bar in Seochon with 24 years of tradition.
It introduces Anju Maeul in Seochon, which has 24 years of tradition. It offers a variety of seasonal dishes and drinking snacks, including raw spear squid, Cheonga roe jeotgal with tofu, raw herring, grilled gochujang pork belly, and ramie clam soup.
The spear squid sashimi is chewy and savory, while the Cheonga roe jeotgal with tofu is mildly spicy, sweet, and generously portioned. The herring sashimi is rich and savory, the grilled gochujang pork belly is sweet, spicy, and smoky, and the clam soup has a clean and refreshing broth.
- It says the restaurant is about 2 minutes from Exit 2 of Byeongbokgung Station.
- It introduces Anju Maeul as having 24 years of tradition.
- It orders South Coast bullet spear squid sashimi and Cheonga roe jeotgal with tofu.
- It eats East Coast herring sashimi and grilled gochujang pork belly.
- It says the ramie clam soup has a clean and refreshing broth.
A Pub with Fresh Bar Snacks and Long Waits Even in Broad Daylight
A video tasting fresh seafood dishes and bar snacks at Anju Village near Gyeongbokgung Station.
A pub in Jongno-gu beside Gyeongbokgung Station where diners can enjoy seafood dishes and bar snacks.
The seafood is fresh and sweet, while the squid sashimi is slightly dense. The gochujang-grilled pork belly is not very sweet and has a slightly charred exterior. The pollock roe tofu soup is spicy and refreshing.
- Anju Village right beside Gyeongbokgung Station is visited.
- East Sea raw sweet shrimp and South Sea bullet squid sashimi are eaten.
- Gochujang-grilled pork belly and pollock roe tofu soup are also ordered.
- Because of the long wait, they stop by a nearby Ediya Coffee.
- The twisted doughnuts and hot dogs across the street and the premium fruit café next door are also mentioned.


