Iiyo
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Iiyo · About this place
A place near Gunja Station serving seafood rice bowls alongside various Japanese dishes.
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A place near Gunja Station serving seafood rice bowls alongside a variety of Japanese dishes.
It offers a rice bowl topped with steamed abalone, bluefin tuna, fatty tuna, sea urchin, and scallops, along with fried conger eel and soup dishes.
- OK Sushi's 7,000-won sushi and 20,000-won assorted sashimi are featured.
- Sukseonghoe's assorted aged sashimi and crispy fried squid set is mentioned.
- Singsing Gangnam Fish Market's lunch-only sashimi set meal costs 10,000 won.
- Sushi Dawayo offers a special sushi selection prepared and served immediately at the counter.
- Hyotan, Iiyo, and Kujira respectively specialize in aged sashimi, seafood rice bowls, and Japanese appetizers and soup dishes.
There Has Been a Wait for Years?? We Visited a Seafood Rice Bowl Restaurant With a High Return-Customer Rate!
We try kaisendon, fried dishes, and an abalone dish at Iiyo, a seafood rice bowl restaurant in Neung-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.
A restaurant serving seafood rice bowls and Japanese dishes in Neung-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul. Diners can enjoy a variety of dishes, including Kaisendon A, Iiyo Maki, fried conger eel, and steamed abalone.
The seafood rice bowl centers on soft, rich textures, while the fried conger eel is crispy and mild.
- We visit Iiyo in Neung-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.
- We try Kaisendon A, Iiyo Maki, fried conger eel, and steamed abalone.
- Kaisendon A is topped with sea urchin, bluefin tuna belly, fresh scallop, and salmon.
- Iiyo Maki contains rice skewers, egg, fried shrimp, and cucumber, without sashimi.
- The fried conger eel has a crispy coating and is eaten with salt and a white sauce.







