Tosokchon Samgyetang
토속촌삼계탕
A samgyetang house west of Gyeongbokgung, worked into a remodelled hanok in Chebu-dong; its menu also runs to black-bone chicken and lacquer-tree chicken.
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Place information
- Korean name
- 토속촌삼계탕
- Address
- 5 Jahamun-ro 5-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
- Opening hours
- 10:00–22:00 (last entry 21:00)
- Hours notes
- No closing days are recorded here. The source these hours come from also says it never closes, but the restaurant's own site publishes neither its hours nor its closing days as text, so there was nothing to check that against.
What to eat
Tosokchon samgyetang — whole young chicken stuffed with rice and ginseng selected
Nearby

National Palace Museum of Korea
A national museum inside Gyeongbokgung's walls, at the south-west corner. It holds what the buildings alone cannot show — royal seals, the court protocol records, palanquins, the water clock. Saturdays and the last Wednesday of each month are the only nights it stays open to 21:00.

Tongin Market Dosirak Cafe
The Tongin Market cafe where brass coins buy side dishes from the stalls into a lunchbox. It is what most visitors to the market actually come for.

Tongin Market
Plan around the lunchbox cafe rather than the market: it closes on Tuesdays and stops selling tokens well before the market itself shuts.

Gyeongbokgung Palace
Best for a first palace visit in Seoul; allow time for the central halls and check the official schedule before adding a guard ceremony.
Stories about this place
- What the broth is made of — eight Seoul houses, seven different bases
Beef, ox knee, beef stock with loach, pork twice, a whole chicken, cod, and sausage. Eight Seoul houses whose signature is a single bowl of soup, arranged by what that soup is actually made from. A bowl costs between 11,000 and 20,000 won, four of them shut for part of the afternoon, and two publish no hours at all.
Nearby Food
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- Seven Seoul houses that open for breakfast — before eight in the morning

- Six Seoul houses that make the noodle by hand — kalguksu, guksi, sujebi

- Enjoying Seoul's Cafe Culture

- The Hongdae and Yeonnam-dong Cafe Streets

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