A plain Korean soup house on a side street between Hongik University Station and Hapjeong. The single-bowl haejangguk, a beef and cabbage soup served with rice, is the lunchtime order, while the tripe and boiled pork hotpots are what evening groups share. It gets a queue at lunch.
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At a glance₩12,000 per personHours Daily 11:00–22:00Open dailySolo diningFirst time in KoreaGroups & sharing
Representative dish photo · sangmins · CC0. Cropped for layout.
What should you order?
Haejangguk · beef and cabbage hangover soup
A suggested order
One bowl of haejangguk with rice is a complete meal. For three or more, the tripe hotpot is what the tables around you will be sharing.
Neighborhood
Mapo · Seogyo-dong
Food style
Hangover soup and hotpot house
Station to look up
Hongik University Station (Line 2, Airport Railroad, Gyeongui-Jungang), exit 3, about 6 minutes on foot
Hours
Daily 11:00–22:00
Break
15:00–17:00
Closed
Open daily
Typical spend
₩12,000 per person
Key prices
Haejangguk ₩12,000; tripe hotpot medium ₩39,000, large ₩48,000; boiled pork hotpot medium ₩39,000; stir-fried octopus ₩29,000
✓ Traveler check
What a visitor needs to know before going. Google Maps listing checked 2026-10-04; prices and stations from our own records.
Rating
★5 from 52 Google reviews
Reviews by visitors
1 of 5 featured Google reviews are in a language other than Korean
Ordering
Show staff this: 두루미 해장집 — 해장국
Payment
Cards accepted (Google listing)
Reservations
Not stated on Google — walk in or ask by phone
Getting there
Hongik University Station (Line 2, Airport Railroad, Gyeongui-Jungang), exit 3, about 6 minutes on foot · Daily 11:00–22:00
Budget
about ₩12,000 per person
What should you know before you order?
Last orders are 14:30 and 21:30, and the kitchen shuts between three and five, so do not arrive mid-afternoon.
For allergies or dietary restrictions, ask the restaurant about ingredients and preparation before ordering.
FROM OTHER DINERS
What do diners say on Google?
5.0★★★★★52 Google reviewsas of 2026-09-30
Jasper Feinberg★★★★★a month ago
Saw randomly while walking by and the food was great and very friendly staff. Almost all locals so you know it’s good.
몽구★★★★★4 months ago
The portions are huge, it's spicy, and so delicious! Since rice and broth are unlimited, it's great for stuffing yourself, and it's even better if you cook the udon noodles in it. It's good as a drinking snack and the best for a hangover cure... I'm definitely going again.
혜린★★★★★5 months ago
It's a medium size tripe hot pot, but the portion is seriously huge. Udon noodles come as a standard topping, so it was incredibly hearty. If you request it, they'll mix you some ginseng soju, which is awesome. Lots of food, great taste, and the best value for money! Tripe hot po
Reviews from Google. Shown in part; read the full reviews on Google.
One bowl of haejangguk with rice is a complete meal. For three or more, the tripe hotpot is what the tables around you will be sharing.
How much does a meal at Durumi Haejangjip cost?
Expect about ₩12,000 per person. Haejangguk ₩12,000; tripe hotpot medium ₩39,000, large ₩48,000; boiled pork hotpot medium ₩39,000; stir-fried octopus ₩29,000.
When is Durumi Haejangjip open?
Daily 11:00–22:00. Open daily.
Where is Durumi Haejangjip and how do I get there?
Durumi Haejangjip is at 147-1 Donggyo-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul in Seoul. In Korean the address is 서울특별시 마포구 동교로 147-1 1층. The nearest station is Hongik University Station (Line 2, Airport Railroad, Gyeongui-Jungang), exit 3, about 6 minutes on foot.
Who is Durumi Haejangjip good for?
Durumi Haejangjip suits Solo dining, First time in Korea, Groups & sharing.
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