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Title - The 38 Best Seoul Restaurants
Text - The new modern Korean cuisine started at renowned fine dining spots like Mingles, where chef NAME_1 combines traditional ingredients with Western cooking techniques, and the global approach has proliferated through casual eateries and bars. Many of the city’s star chefs who had been working overseas, like Mosu’s NAME_2, also returned home during the pandemic, bringing international experiences and tastes back with them. Drink menus typically dominated by soju and beer have expanded to include wine, sake, and cocktails, while standout bars such as Charles H and NAME_3 have elevated Seoul’s drinking scene to worldwide recognition. 
The country’s own cuisine is also thriving. Korean barbecue has entered a new heyday, as chefs continue to explore ways to improve the experience with better ingredients and services. Young craft distillers have also attracted attention for new takes on old Korean spirits, gaining exposure thanks to a slew of restaurants and pubs interested in redefining traditions. And, after some classic businesses succumbed to the pandemic, long-time powerhouses of the Seoul dining scene are getting more affection now than ever. A bowl of simple warm noodles and a cold beer at an old standby restaurant just hits differently.
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The Culinary Studio of the research institute Onjium showcases Korean food culture through a refined multi-course menu in their Michelin-starred restaurant. The institute’s mission, “making modern things more dignified by taking inspiration from the past,” is appropriate for dishes that take inspiration from historical regional recipes on the verge of disappearing. NAME_4, a certified Korean royal court cuisine trainee, leads the kitchen alongside researcher NAME_5. A dining room overlooking the beautiful stonewalls of Gyeongbokgung Palace adds to the sense of heritage.
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South Korea, Seoul, Jongno-gu, Hyoja-ro, 49 4층
02-6952-0024
02-6952-0024
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