Hansigyorijujeomirip Sejongnaseongjeom
Hansigyorijujeomirip Sejongnaseongjeom is a Korean table service restaurant and bar located on Naseong-ro in Sejong, offering seasonal menus and a variety of Korean side dishes.
Highlights
- Seasonal menus allow you to experience new side dishes every season
- Gopdori-tang and jeongol serve as hearty Korean dishes that pair well with drinks
- The complimentary muk-sabal helps structure the flow of side dishes like a course
- Minari-saeu-jeon is popular for its round, crispy texture
Key information
| Address | Sejong Naseong-ro 125-16 Units 108, 109, 110verified |
|---|---|
| Phone | 0507-1330-1786verified |
| Hours | Daily 17:00–02:00, Fri/Sat 17:00–03:00verified |
| Signature menu | Gopdori-tang 35,000 KRW, Baekgolbengi-jogae jeongol (Korean tabletop hot pot) 28,000 KRW, Minari-saeu-jeon 22,000 KRWpost |
| Parking | Parking availableverified |
| Amenities | Group dining available, takeout, reservations, Wi-Fi, separate male/female restroomsverified |
Portfolio & cases
- Spicy Chicken and Tripe Stew — Original text
- Hot Pot — Original text
- Cold Acorn Jelly Soup — Original text
- Korean Beef Hot Pot — gid=1
- Water Parsley and Shrimp Pancake — gid=1
- Pollock Roe and Potato Pancake — gid=4
- Udo Peanut Makgeolli — gid=4
Provided by the business · not independently verified
What sets it apart
- The side dishes feel more like proper dishes than simple drinking snacks, so you can enjoy a full meal even without dinner beforehand. — Reviews mentioning dish-style items like Korean beef jeongol
- The variety of traditional liquors is extensive, so fans of makgeolli or distilled spirits can enjoy matching them with the food. — Multiple reviews mentioning the variety of traditional liquors
- Several reviews mention the kindness of the staff, so even first-time visitors are likely to have a pleasant experience. — Recurring reviews about friendly staff
- Mentions of private room and group seating suggest that groups of friends or company dinners can enjoy ample seating. — Reviews mentioning use of private room and group seating
Compared to nearby places
- Goem
Here: Irip has clearer main menu items typical of a Korean dining pub, like the raw shrimp course, myeongran potato pancake, and Korean beef jeongol, making it good for a first-round meal with drinks.
Goem: Goem has many reviews saying it stays open until 5 AM, so it may be more convenient for those planning a late second or third round. - Ripain Sejong
Here: Irip offers many familiar Korean drinking snacks like myeongran potato pancake, gopdori-tang, jeongol, and suyuk (boiled sliced meat), making it easier to choose menu items.
Ripain Sejong: Ripain has a stronger date-meal vibe with pasta, prime rib, and traditional liquor, so it might suit couples wanting a more romantic atmosphere. - Yaki Naseongjeom
Here: Irip is not just about seafood; it also offers jeongol, pancakes, kalguksu, and suyuk, so people who can't eat raw fish or tuna can still enjoy it together.
Yaki Naseongjeom: Yaki is often mentioned as an individual private room izakaya, so for quiet dates or family gatherings, it might suit better than Irip.
Good to know
- For those who just want a quick drink or two as a second round, the menu prices might feel a bit heavy.
- On days when you want to talk quietly for a long time, the venue might feel noisy.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available.
Q. What are the signature dishes?
Gopdori-tang, Baekgolbengi-jogae jeongol, and Minari-saeu-jeon are popular dishes.
Q. Is group dining available?
Yes, group dining is available, and there is a private room that can accommodate up to 14 people.
Q. Do I need to make a reservation?
Reservations are available, and you can easily inquire by phone.
Q. Are there seasonal menus?
Yes, seasonal menus are offered each season, and currently there are items such as raw shrimp platter.
Based on blog reviews and store information; key facts are confirmed by information provided by the establishment.
