Ovo
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Korean
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Korean restaurant with labeled vegetarian options, some of which are vegan or can be made vegan upon request, such as a bibimbap (specify no egg) and jaengban guksu (cold noodle platter with vegetables, which is vegan by default). Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-12:00am.
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31, Seoul, South Korea, 04617
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Added by AkrioX on 19 Jun 2024
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5 Reviews
First Review by AkrioX
Leif
Points +1609
Good food, vegan not super easy - Edit
Their Bibimbap is super delicious and vegan if ordered without the egg. The cold noodle vegetable platter should be vegan, too.
Read moreAs for their kimchi, I did not inquire... But I'd always assume it's not vegetarian (as the traditional recipes almost all call for dried-fish powder).
Some other options exist, too, but it helps to speak Korean - the 'vegetarian' mark on their menu is not helpful, as pork-filled dumplings in a beef broth are marked as a vegetarian option...
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KivaHo
Points +13
Very good vegan options - Edit
Multiple vegan and vegetarian dishes. Service was fast and great.
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Kimchi727
Points +64
5 Stars, actually - Edit
It was great! We had the Jaengban Guksu (vegan) which was supposed to be "small" but actually a huge plate and it was delicious. For Vegetarians we can recommend the nogdu bindaeduck - a mungobean pancake with vegetables (inside the dough).
Read morePros: Huge plate, Good value for money, Very authentic
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Lotta.Lu
Points +44
Great Food - Edit
There are multiple labeled vegetarian Options, I ordered the Stonepot Bbibbimbap (11.000 Won) which was very tasty. The place had a very strong meat scent tho, so if youre sensitive to that, i wouldnt recommend going here.
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AkrioX
Points +325
Traditional Korean food with vegetarian signs in the menu - Edit
It's very hard to find vegetarian food in Korea, but this restaurant offers signs for vegetarian dishes. We shared the Jaengban Guksu which I highly recommend. It was a unique experience to cut the noodles yourself.
Read moreWe only received one side dish, probably because the others contained fish ingredients, so I think they understood us well when we specified vegetarian food.
Pros: Traditional food
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