Open since 1953 and run by a third generation, this restaurant anchors the Ojang-dong noodle alley founded by cooks who came south from Hamheung during the war. Unlike the milder Pyongyang style, Hamheung naengmyeon is spicier and chewier, often topped with raw fish.
Listed in the Korea on a Plate guide
At a glance₩15,000 per personHours 11:00–20:00Closed MondaysFirst time in KoreaBring the heat
What a visitor needs to know before going. Google Maps listing checked 2026-10-04; prices and stations from our own records.
Rating
★3.6 from 2,855 Google reviews
Reviews by visitors
5 of 5 featured Google reviews are in a language other than Korean
Ordering
Show staff this: 오장동함흥냉면 — 함흥냉면 · 쫄깃한 감자전분 냉면
Payment
Cards accepted (Google listing)
Reservations
Not stated on Google — walk in or ask by phone
Getting there
Euljiro 4-ga Station · 11:00–20:00
Budget
about ₩15,000 per person
What should you know before you order?
The noodles are elastic by design — use the scissors on the table to cut them before eating.
For allergies or dietary restrictions, ask the restaurant about ingredients and preparation before ordering.
FROM OTHER DINERS
What do diners say on Google?
3.6★★★★☆2,855 Google reviewsas of 2026-09-30
Nancy Indahwati★★★★★a month ago
🍜 If you’re looking for traditional Hamheung-style cold noodles in Seoul, this historic local spot has been serving them since 1953 and has also been recognized by the Michelin Guide.
Here’s what we ordered:
🍜 Hoe-naengmyeon (회냉면 / Spicy Cold Noodles with Raw Fish) – ₩15,000
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NT Teo★★★a year ago
Service was fast. Food was served immediately after ordering. Dumpling was better than the noodles. First time trying the cold noodles, but not really my thing. Walking distance from metro station.
World Travelist★★★★3 years ago
The restaurant has been since year 1953, specializing in cold noodles in North Korea, Hamheung style.
It has been listed on Michelin Guide in year 2017-18 and 2020-2023 and it was also introduced from the famous TV programs like, "Is it your first time to visit Korea?"
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Questions people ask about Ojangdong Hamheung Naengmyeon
What should I order at Ojangdong Hamheung Naengmyeon?
Order the bibim-naengmyeon or hoe-naengmyeon (topped with sliced raw skate) for the springy potato-starch noodles this alley is known for.
How much does a meal at Ojangdong Hamheung Naengmyeon cost?
Expect about ₩15,000 per person. Hoe-naengmyeon ₩15,000; bibim-naengmyeon ₩15,000; mul-naengmyeon ₩15,000.
When is Ojangdong Hamheung Naengmyeon open?
11:00–20:00. Closed Mondays.
Where is Ojangdong Hamheung Naengmyeon and how do I get there?
Ojangdong Hamheung Naengmyeon is at 108 Mareunnae-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul in Seoul. In Korean the address is 서울특별시 중구 마른내로 108. The nearest station is Euljiro 4-ga Station.
Who is Ojangdong Hamheung Naengmyeon good for?
Ojangdong Hamheung Naengmyeon suits First time in Korea, Bring the heat.
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