Shillim Fashion Culture Street Food Alley Restaurant Bar [Soolinam]

Address: 5, 2nd floor, Sillim-dong-gil, Gwanak-gu, Seoul Opening hours: 18:00 - 03:00 Last order: 03:30 When I think of Sillim-dong, the only thing that comes to mind is Sundae Town, but I didn't know that there were so many great restaurants in the food alley of Sillim Fashion Culture Street. I went with 4 people and had stir-fried pork neck and ramen, steamed rose seafood and fried rice, gambas, pineapple sorbet, and kumpire. There were so many people inside that I only took one picture. The bathroom is inside and separated by gender. And there was a water bottle at each table, which was nice. The stir-fried pork neck and sukju that I ordered first was good because it had a lot of vegetables and meat. You can add ramen to the remaining (not too much to call it leftover) side dishes and broth. When I ordered the Rose Seafood Stew, they told me it would be spicy, and for me who can't eat spicy food, it was definitely a bit spicy, but the seafood was large and the fried rice was really delicious. I like risotto, and it tasted like risotto, and the spiciness was reduced after cooking it one more time, so I actually liked this fried rice better than the seafood stew. If you're going to eat the seafood stew, I definitely recommend adding the fried rice. The gambas had plump shrimp and spaghetti noodles and bread, so the portion was good and the taste was good. I ate the ice cream and pineapple sorbet that were provided as a service, and I thought it was over, but it wasn't. I was already full, but the kumpire was so delicious. You can't go wrong with potatoes and cheese. I wish I had ordered it when I was less full and enjoyed it more. Most of the menus were delicious, but the fried rice and kumpire from the Rose Seafood Stew were the best. #SillimRestaurant #SillimSoolInam #RestaurantExploration #HotPlace #CityTravel #SeoulTravel