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Street snacks · Seochon & Bukchon, Seoul

Ramyeon Ttaenggineun Nal

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A tiny instant-ramyeon shop in an old house near Jeongdok Library, a Samcheong-dong favorite since the early 2000s. Koreans line up for jjamppong-ramyeon, a seafood-spicy noodle bowl, with heat levels up to 'very spicy'. Locals call it 'Ra-ttaeng'.

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How it works here

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Waiting

Short wait
Just join the line

Lunch on weekdays and weekends almost always has a line, up to 40 minutes on weekends. Mid-afternoon or early evening is usually walk-in.· 5 reviews

What to order

  • Jjamppong-ramyeon (spicy seafood ramyeon)짬뽕라면

    The signature. Even the basic level is spicy; you can ask for milder.

  • Ttaeng-ramyeon (house ramyeon)땡라면
  • Cheese ramyeon치즈라면

    A slice of cheese softens the heat.

  • Haejang-ramyeon (hangover ramyeon)해장라면

How much to order

  • 👤 1One jjamppong-ramyeon. There are seats for solo diners.
  • 👤 2One jjamppong-ramyeon and one cheese ramyeon.
  • 👤 3–4A bowl each, at different spice levels.

Why it's famous

Serving ramyeon from a converted old house in Samcheong-dong since the early 2000s.· 3 reviews

    Good to know

    • Monday to Saturday 10:00 to 19:30, Sunday 9:30 to 17:00. Closed on the first and third (and fifth) Monday of the month.· 3 reviews
    • On Yulgok-ro 3-gil, near Jeongdok Library and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.· 2 reviews

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    Where this comes from (15 reviews)

    Summarized in our own words from Korean diners' blog reviews; each fact is backed by at least two reviews. Last checked 2026-11-10.