Jinjujip Yeouido

진주집 여의도점

A house known for its chilled soybean noodles, with bibim-guksu and chicken kalguksu beside them.

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Kong-guksu at Jinjujip. Chopsticks lift noodles from thick chilled soybean broth in a steel bowl, with freshly dressed kimchi on a white plate behind. The table is dark brown.

Place information

Korean name: 진주집 여의도점
Address: 33 Gukjegeumyung-ro 6-gil, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul
Opening hours: 10:00–20:00
Closed: Every Sun · public holidays

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Yeouido Hangang Park

Free, ungated and open around the clock — and governed by a fine schedule most visitors never read. Camping or cooking outside a designated spot is KRW 1,000,000 for a first offence, and parking outside a marked bay is KRW 50,000.

Noryangjin Fisheries Market

The only market here that never closes for the night: wholesale and retail run around the clock, and the auction is a separate event with its own schedule.

A red walking lane and a cycle lane running side by side toward Yeouido, the National Assembly dome and its towers under a sunset sky at the end

Yanghwa Hangang Park

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Someone sitting with their back to the camera among tall silver grass, apartment blocks across the river in late light

Ichon Hangang Park

A 10.2 km stretch of the north bank from Jungnangcheon Bridge at Geumho-dong to Mancheoncheon Bridge at Ichon-dong. Nodeulseom, the island under Hangang Bridge, is listed among this district's facilities — and the operator notes separately that the island's 120,462 m² is not counted in the park's own 922,185 m². The inline skating rink here covers 14,602 m², with a 400 m road track and a 200 m banked track.

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