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Ililsihoil
📍 79, Naruteo-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
⏰ Monday-Friday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Break Time: 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM
📕 Tsukemen – 10,000 won
📕 Special Tsukemen – 12,000 won
📕 Tonkotsu Ramen – 10,000 won
※ Menus/prices are subject to change.
The texture of the tsukemen’s noodles is perfect. The more you eat, the chewier and more delicate they become. The bounce of the noodles is akin to the chewiness of udon. The broth pairs really well with them. A slightly tangy taste is just right. The pork-based broth exudes a deep, savory flavor. It’s not heavy. While being sweet, it goes wonderfully with rice. It’s the kind of ramen that sits comfortably in your stomach even when eaten in the morning. To enhance the flavor, try dipping the noodles in the broth, then wrapping them in seaweed before eating. Around halfway through, it’s recommended to add lime to the broth for an extra kick of tanginess. When you’re done with the noodles, roll the remaining rice into seaweed and enjoy.
Here, they prepare the noodles themselves only on the day of serving. Orders can be made at the kiosk, and there are seating options for solo diners. However, note that they may close early if ingredients run out, so it’s a good idea to keep an eye on their Instagram. The location of the shop is near bustling Sinsa Station, so you can visit without worries about nearby entertainment, dining, or transportation. It’s closest to Exit 5 of Sinsa Station on Line 3. After passing a gas station, you’ll see it right at the first alley.”