Gagen by Choi Junho
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Gagen in Cheongdam-dong: A 330,000-Won-Per-Person, Crab-Packed 15-Course Meal That Even Includes a Rice-Ball Gift
They enjoy a 15-course meal centered on snow crab and matsutake mushrooms at Gagen in Cheongdam-dong and even receive rice balls as a gift after the meal.
Gagen in Cheongdam-dong is a dinner restaurant serving a 15-course kaiseki menu composed of seasonal ingredients.
The snow crab is said to be in good condition, with sweet meat. The Kurogi somen has strong umami and salinity, while the snow crab clear soup has a powerful broth flavor. The warabi mochi is said to be chewy and soft.
- This introduces Gagen in Cheongdam-dong.
- Seasonal ingredients such as snow crab and matsutake mushrooms are central.
- Kurogi somen, snow crab clear soup, and fried snow crab are served.
- At the end, they make rice balls using the charcoal-cooked rice to take away.
- Reservations are available only by phone, and the restaurant operates only for dinner.
Gagen, a Kaiseki Restaurant in Cheongdam-dong: a 15-Course Dinner and a Rice Ball Gift
Introducing the ₩330,000 dinner kaiseki course and the final rice ball gift at Gagen in Cheongdam-dong.
A kaiseki restaurant in Cheongdam-dong, introducing a ₩330,000 dinner course and various dishes featuring Spanish mackerel, snow crab, abalone, sea urchin, and caviar.
The flavors center on mildness, nuttiness, savory depth, subtle sweetness, refreshing broth, and tender textures.
- Dining at Gagen in Cheongdam-dong.
- It is a ₩330,000 dinner course.
- The video shows Spanish mackerel, snow crab, abalone, sea urchin, and caviar being served.
- At the end, the remaining rice is made into rice balls.
- It is described as having a bright atmosphere where the chef provides explanations.


