Yangjae Citizens' Forest Station
양재시민의숲역
A Sinbundang Line station. One of its platforms drew visitors once it became known as a filming location.
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Place information
- Korean name
- 양재시민의숲역
- Address
- 116 Maeheon-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul
Filmed here
Squid Game(오징어 게임)K-drama
The Gangnam-bound platform where Gi-hun plays ddakji with the man played by Gong Yoo.
Nearby
Sohojeong
A house serving Andong guksi, the noodle dish of Andong's gentry households, with gukbap, boiled pork and savoury pancakes beside it.
Naju Gomtang Ujeongjip
A clear-broth Naju gomtang house that also serves tripe gomtang, designated a Century Shop by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.
Heonilleung Royal Tombs
Heonneung, King Taejong’s tomb, carries twice the stone figures of any other royal tomb, following the Goryeo precedent of King Gongmin’s tomb. It is the reference point if you want to compare tomb statuary.
Piyang Kong Halmani
A house working in the Pyongyang bean tradition, serving kongbiji alongside perilla sujebi and its own plate dumplings.
Stories about this place
- Squid Game Filming Locations in Seoul — a Subway Platform, a Bus Terminal and a Convenience Store
The three Squid Game locations Seoul Tourism Organization publishes, set out by scene, by what stands there now, and by nearest station. None is somewhere you travel to; each is somewhere you recognise, and they sit at three opposite ends of the city.
Nearby Food
- Five Seoul Korean Barbecue Restaurants: Hanwoo, Galbi, Bulgogi and Pork Belly
- What the broth is made of — eight Seoul houses, seven different bases
- Northern Korean Food in Seoul: Naengmyeon, Eobok-jaengban, Mandu and Kongbiji
- 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
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