Taking your parents to a Korean restaurant in Hongdae: what is Anok like?

Is the seating comfortable?

All seats at Anok are chairs at tables, and group seating takes 2 to 12 people.

There is no floor seating, so your parents can sit on chairs while they eat.

A larger family can sit together at a group table.

Is the entrance or getting around difficult?

Anok is in a hanok building, so there is a threshold at the entrance and wheelchair access is difficult.

The restaurant confirmed this on 2026-08-25.

There is a restroom inside the restaurant.

Which way means the least walking?

On public transport, the bus means the least walking: Anok is a 1-minute walk from the Seogyo Prugio Apt. stop (서교푸르지오아파트, Mapo 09, Mapo 16).

From the Hongik University stop (홍익대학교, 273, 7011) it is a 2-minute walk.

By subway, take Exit 9 at Hongik University Station and walk 7 minutes (365 m) along Hongik-ro toward Hongik University (south).

There is no parking near the restaurant, so if you come by car, please use a public parking lot nearby.

The address is 13-4, Hongik-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul (서울 마포구 홍익로 13-4, 서교동 358-103).

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What should we order, and how much does it cost?

Single dishes range from clear pork gomtang at ₩13,000 to yukhoe bibimbap at ₩18,000.

The gomtang and the Pyongyang naengmyeon are made with broth simmered in the restaurant.

For sharing, there are these two dishes.

The full menu is under Menu and prices.

When should we go?

Anok is open Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00–22:00, with last order at 21:00, and closed every Monday.

FAQ

Is there parking at Anok?

There is no parking near the restaurant. Please use a public parking lot nearby. For buses and the subway, see Getting here.

How many people can sit together at Anok?

Group seating is available for 2 to 12 people.