Luxury restaurants in Seoul

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Mosu
Mosu

This is one of the most awarded restaurants in South Korea, led by chef An Sung-mi (Sung Anh). The restaurant specializes in innovative modern cuisine that reinterprets traditional Korean ingredients using Western techniques.

Jungsik
Jungsik

The restaurant is known for its creative approach, such as the famous "Stone Grandfather" dessert from Jeju Island or the "Delicious Kimbap."

Pierre Gagnaire à Séoul
Pierre Gagnaire à Séoul

Classic French cuisine from the legendary Pierre Gagnaire with stunning views of the city center.

N Grill
N Grill

A rotating French restaurant at the top of the N Seoul Tower (Namsan), offering a 360-degree view of the city. Perfect for a romantic sunset dinner.

Evett
Evett

Australian chef Joseph Lidgett uses his deep knowledge of local Korean herbs and ingredients to apply Western techniques of haute cuisine.

Soigné
Soigné

A restaurant with a unique "episodes" concept. Every few months, the menu is completely changed, focusing on a specific theme or story.

Jueun
Jueun

A restaurant that has been recognized for its delicate reflection of Korea's four seasons through the use of rare fermented sauces and minimalist interior art design.

La Yeon
La Yeon

Located on the 23rd floor with a magnificent panoramic view of Seoul, it specializes in traditional Korean cuisine with a refined presentation.

Mingles
Mingles

In 2025-2026, the restaurant holds the status of the only 3-Michelin-starred restaurant in Korea. Chef Kang Min-gu creates modern Korean cuisine using traditional fermented sauces ("jang"). The restaurant is ranked 4th on the list of the top 50 restaurants in Asia in 2026.

Bicena
Bicena

Located on the 81st floor of Korea's tallest building, offering Korean cuisine in the clouds.