Neungna-do Myeong-dong
Neungna-do Myeong-dong is a Pyongyang naengmyeon specialty restaurant located in Myeong-dong, Seoul. It features hand-made buckwheat noodles and a light broth, with a spacious main hall and a kiosk ordering system.
Highlights
- You can see them making buckwheat noodles by hand, which inspires confidence.
- The light broth stays clean to the end, leaving you feeling comfortable.
- Spacious seating and generous table spacing make it good for group gatherings.
- Kiosk ordering and serving robots make for a quick and convenient meal.
Key information
| Address | Seoul Jung-gu Myeongdong-gil 53 3Fverified |
|---|---|
| Phone | 0507-1338-3989verified |
| Hours | Information not availablepost |
| Signature menu | Pyongyang naengmyeonverified |
| Price | Pyongyang naengmyeon 17,000 won, Onban 15,000 won, Mandu-guk 17,000 won, Eobuk jaengban 80,000 wonpost |
| Amenities | Takeout, Wi-Fi, reservations, group dining, delivery, waiting area, parkingverified |
| Parking | Available (parking convenience information provided)verified |
| Features | Hand-made buckwheat noodles, kiosk ordering, serving robot, foreign language ordering supportplace |
What sets it apart
- In the busy Myeong-dong area, the waiting burden is relatively low, and the spacious seating makes it easy to have a quick meal. — Repeated reviews mention no waiting and plenty of seats.
- The clean, light taste is accessible to both beginners and enthusiasts of Pyongyang naengmyeon. — Reviews mention that even beginners were satisfied with the pure buckwheat noodles.
- It offers both space and convenience suitable for family gatherings, company dinners, business meetings, and dining with foreigners. — Reviews mention the private room and foreign-language kiosk.
- With 100% buckwheat homemade noodles, Korean beef broth, and light northern-style dishes, it appeals to demand for healthy and comforting Korean food. — Reviews mention 100% buckwheat homemade noodles and Korean beef broth.
Compared to nearby places
- Seoryeong
Here: Neungna-do Myeong-dong offers a wider menu for meals and gatherings, including Pyongyang naengmyeon, eobokjaengban, onban, mandu-guk, bulgogi, and suyuk, providing diverse options for groups.
Seoryeong: Seoryeong has strong exposure to awards and reputation such as Michelin and Blue Ribbon Survey 5 stars, giving it stronger symbolic appeal for visitors seeking a famous restaurant. - Nampomyeonok
Here: Neungna-do Myeong-dong is located in the Myeongdong Cathedral and Olive Young flagship building, making it easy to combine with Myeongdong sightseeing and shopping, and easy to find.
Nampomyeonok: Nampomyeonok has a strong image of tradition and authority, with long-term selection in the Michelin Bib Gourmand and visits by presidents. - Eulmildae Mugyojeom
Here: Neungna-do Myeong-dong is in the heart of Myeongdong and has a spacious hall with private room, making it more versatile for company dinners, family gatherings, and dining with tourists.
Eulmildae Mugyojeom: Eulmildae Mugyojeom, as a specialty Pyongyang naengmyeon brand, has strong recognition for its naengmyeon and nokdujeon combination in search exposure.
Good to know
- The naengmyeon price of 17,000 KRW may be perceived as higher than some nearby competing Pyongyang naengmyeon restaurants.
- For customers who value the charm of old, established restaurants or deep tradition, it may be less attractive compared to Nampomyeonok, Uraeok, or Myeongdong Hamheung Naengmyeon.
Frequently asked questions
Q. How much is the Pyongyang naengmyeon?
Pyongyang naengmyeon is 17,000 won, Onban is 15,000 won, and Mandu-guk is 17,000 won. Eobuk jaengban (medium) is 80,000 won.
Q. Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available. However, since it is in the heart of Myeong-dong, parking spaces may be limited, so we recommend using public transportation.
Q. Is it possible to have group gatherings?
Yes, group dining is available, and there is a spacious main hall and private room. Reservations are also possible.
Q. Are there other menu items besides naengmyeon?
In addition to Pyongyang naengmyeon, there are various North Korean-style dishes such as Onban, Mandu-guk, Eobuk jaengban, Bulgogi, Jeyuk, and Yukhoe.
Q. How do I order?
You order at the table kiosk, and a serving robot brings the food. Foreign language ordering is also supported.
This was written based on visit reviews and provided location information, and prices and details may differ from actual.
