Seorae Imonae

Jonmat

Seasoned oysters, Braised semi-dried pollock, Sashimi

서울특별시 서초구 사평대로28길 31 서래한신상가 2층
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An imokase drinking-snack restaurant on the 2nd floor of an old commercial building in Seorae Village.

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Seasoned oystersMentioned on video
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Braised semi-dried pollockMentioned on video
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SashimiMentioned on video

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That Auntie's Place from the Legendary Episode of Infinite Challenge! A Place That Left Us Reeling with Its Endless Drinking Snacks

Introducing a generous course of drinking snacks at an auntie-style omakase spot in Seorae Village.

This is an auntie-style omakase drinking-snack spot on the 2nd floor of an old shopping center in Seorae Village.

Taste notes from the video

The seasoned oysters have a flavorful dressing, and the braised semi-dried pollock has a sweet seasoning. The half-dried Pacific saury and sea squirt are in good condition, while the octopus with thin wheat noodles has the aroma of sesame oil and the sharp heat of Cheongyang chili peppers.

Key visit points
  • Seorae Imone is located on the 2nd floor of Seorae Hanshin Shopping Center, 31, Sapyeong-daero 28-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul.
  • Food is served as an auntie-style omakase course priced at 50,000 won per person.
  • Seasoned oysters, braised semi-dried pollock, sashimi, oyster pancakes, half-dried Pacific saury, sea squirt, bossam, stir-fried octopus, and fresh pollock stew are served.
  • The auntie separately buys the sashimi from a seafood market.
  • Viewers are asked not to make a reservation and then fail to show up.
Dishes featured in the video
Auntie-style omakase courseThe selection changes from day to day, with several drinking snacks served in succession.Seasoned oystersThese are oysters thoroughly coated in seasoning.Stir-fried octopus with thin wheat noodlesIt has the aroma of sesame oil and the sharp heat of Cheongyang chili peppers.