Ogawa

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Abalone Porridge, Salad, Tsumami

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Ogawa is a sushi omakase restaurant located in the basement of a shopping building in Gwanghwamun. Lunch is 50000 won, dinner is 70000 won, and it operates only on weekdays.

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Gwanghwamun Sushi Omakase — What Is Ogawa’s 70,000-Won Dinner Omakase Like?

A look at the 70,000-won dinner course at Ogawa, a sushi omakase restaurant in Gwanghwamun’s underground shopping arcade.

Ogawa is a sushi omakase restaurant in the basement of the Gwanghwamun shopping arcade. Lunch is 50,000 won and dinner is 70,000 won, and it operates only on weekdays.

Taste notes from the video

The course offers a varied selection of many pieces. The white fish was said to have weak sweetness and slightly tough flesh. The lean tuna, yellowtail belly, and sweet shrimp were good, while the sea urchin was said not to be very sweet. The temperature of the conger eel and pen shell adductor muscle was disappointing.

Key visit points
  • It is in Gwanghwamun’s underground shopping arcade.
  • Lunch is 50,000 won and dinner is 70,000 won.
  • It operates only on weekdays, with both lunch and dinner served in 2 seatings.
  • The course includes abalone porridge, sashimi, and various kinds of sushi.
  • The white fish and the temperature of some dishes were said to be disappointing.
Dishes featured in the video
Lean tunaIt gently melts apart and has a savory umami flavor.Pressed mackerel sushiIt is delicious when prepared without a fishy smell, and the vinegar flavor is clean.Sweet shrimpIt has a sweet shrimp flavor.