Jung Sik Dang – an amazing contemporary Korean restaurant

On our last night in Seoul, Ceddy and I ventured to Gangnam to try an amazing contemporary Korean restaurant called Jung Sik Dang.

Seoul, South Korea.

Jung Sik Dang.

There were only five tables inside the upscale restaurant.

Fancy table setting.

Fancy table setting.

The table settings were fancy and changed for each of the many courses.

Fried chicken, rice ball, & tofu.

Fried chicken, rice ball, & tofu.

Before appetizers, we had three amuse bouches.

Bread & butter.

Bread & butter.

There was also fresh baked bread & butter.

Clam soup with zucchini.

Clam soup with zucchini.

As well as clam soup.

Salad course.

Salad course.

Fried oysters in squid ink.

Fried oysters in squid ink.

Appetizers.

Deconstructed bibimbap.

Deconstructed bibimbap.

Pork belly over rice with a spicy broth.

Pork belly over rice with a spicy broth.

Bulgogi tartare with crispy rice.

Bulgogi tartare with crispy rice.

First courses.

Pan-seared cod with spicy vegetables.

Pan-seared cod with spicy vegetables.

Poached cod with cheese, corn, & spicy peppers.

Poached cod with cheese, corn, & spicy peppers.

Second courses.

Ginseng duck with cabbage.

Ginseng duck with cabbage.

Beef with vegetables.

Beef with vegetables.

Third courses.

Coconut smoothie with kiwi.

Coconut smoothie with kiwi.

Pre-dessert.

Coconut mousse & passion fruit mousse.

Coconut mousse & passion fruit mousse.

Chocolate hazelnut pots with roasted cocoa, honey, & edible flowers.

Chocolate hazelnut pots with roasted cocoa, honey, & edible flowers.

Desserts.

Chrysanthemum tea.

Chrysanthemum tea.

Sesame tea.

Sesame tea.

Teas.

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Green tea muffin, toffee caramel, orange peel with chocolate & peanuts.

Tea course.

Ceddy & me outside the restaurant.

Ceddy & me outside the restaurant.

We thoroughly enjoyed the food & ambiance at Jung Sik Dang.

11 thoughts on “Jung Sik Dang – an amazing contemporary Korean restaurant

  1. I know the portions look small, but were you guys able to eat them all? Just curious πŸ™‚ Not a big fan of Korean food, but this looks delicious! You guys look so cute together btw.

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  2. Wow, I’ve heard of a four-course meal, but I lost count of how many courses this dinner had! How nice that you got to try so many different dishes. They certainly have the right idea with pre-dessert! πŸ™‚ And a great picture of you two. You look like you had such a great time.

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