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Sushi Iro

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서울 강남구 언주로 615 논현아이파크 103동 지하1층
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Sushi Iro · About this place

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Ppaldae Pocha

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Chili chicken, Fried seasonal greens, Rice tteokbokki

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Bongeunsa-ro 29-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
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Ookki

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Nonhyeon-ro 124-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
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Akara

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Sea Bream Pot Rice, Salmon Roe Pot Rice

It appears to be a restaurant serving sea bream pot rice and salmon roe pot rice, but the business name and address were not confirmed.

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Bongeunsa-ro 43-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

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Sushi Iro · Visits and features

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Review of a Sushi Omakase Restaurant in Nonhyeon-dong

A review of a 120,000 won dinner sushi omakase course on the shopping level of Nonhyeon I'Park.

A sushi omakase restaurant on the shopping level of Nonhyeon I'Park. Its 120,000 won dinner course includes various dishes, and the portions and composition were said to be highly satisfying.

Taste notes from the video

The octopus has a pleasantly chewy texture, and the radish is well seasoned. The fried abalone and fried freshwater eel have fluffy batter, while the pressed mackerel sushi is said to be rich in fat. Overall, the sushi pieces and portions are large.

Key visit points
  • It is on the shopping level of Nonhyeon I'Park.
  • The dinner course costs 120,000 won.
  • Fried freshwater eel, fried abalone, and pressed mackerel sushi are served.
  • The sushi pieces and portions are said to be large.
  • Light eaters are advised to request smaller sushi pieces in advance.
Dishes featured in the video
Fried freshwater eelTender eel with fluffy batter.Pressed mackerel sushiIt is rich in fat and topped with soy sauce and white kelp.Fried abaloneIt is eaten with abalone-liver sauce and fluffy batter.
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A 60,000-Won Omakase with Remarkably Good Value

This video examines Sushi Iro's 60,000-won lunch omakase in Nonhyeon-dong, focusing on its lineup and flavors.

This is Sushi Iro on the shopping level of I'Park in Nonhyeon-dong. It offers a 60,000-won lunch and a 120,000-won dinner omakase, and the video focuses on the lunch course, showing various sushi, fried dishes, and finishing dishes.

Taste notes from the video

The lunch selection centers on sushi and continues with steamed egg, fried cod, fried bigfin reef squid legs, udon, eel, and rolled omelet. The sushi is said to be fairly large, and oily fish such as horse mackerel and mackerel are praised.

Key visit points
  • The video visits Sushi Iro on the shopping level of I'Park in Nonhyeon-dong.
  • It says the lunch omakase costs 60,000 won and dinner costs 120,000 won.
  • The sushi includes red sea bream belly, striped jack, yellowtail, and sweet shrimp.
  • The meal finishes with fried cod, fried bigfin reef squid legs, udon, eel, and rolled omelet.
  • It says satisfaction is high for lunch and the value for money is good.
Dishes featured in the video
Red Sea Bream BellyIt is fatty and has a slightly firm texture.Striped JackIt is well aged and has a good texture.YellowtailIt is fatty with a slight flame-grilled aroma.