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L'Espoir du Hibou Here you can taste true French cuisine. The Duck Confit and Onion Soup are specially recommended by the chef. Half bottles of wine are available, and there is also a delicious dessert menu. 3 reviews
Sinwon Bokjip Sinwon bokjip has been specializing in bok (puffer fish) for 30 years. They use live puffer fish, not frozen, so the price range is somewhat high. Hwa 3 reviews
Byeolnan Ori (Duck Cuisine) Dongdaemun Special Duck is a restaurant specialized in duck dishes. 2 reviews
Gabaejiin(Dosangongwon branch) Gabaejiin is a hand-drip coffee shop. The interior is luxuriously decorated with wood, and you can't miss the wide-open terrace, which has a very nice. 2 reviews
Home Sukki Home Sukki combines two styles of hot pot, Thai suki and Japanese shabu shabu. Enjoy set menus served with vegetables, beef shabu shabu, and haemul juk 2 reviews
Jubilee Chocolatier Jubilee Chocolatier is a homemade chocolate shop. You can enjoy chocolates, cakes, and espresso. 2 reviews
Songuksi Songuksi is a noodle restaurant. The noodles at Songuksi have a nice chewy texture because the wheat-flour dough is kneaded by hand and left to rise in the fridge, and only cooked once you place your order. 2 reviews
Dongboseong Dongboseong serves Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine, two favorite cuisines among Koreans. The Chinese influenced décor is stylish and comfortable. 2 reviews

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