Ēš korea house Specialty: Traditional Korean Dishes Address : 80-2 , Pil-dong 2(i)-ga , Jung-gu, Seoul Tel: 02-2266-9101~3 Fax : 02-2278-1776 HomePage : www.koreahouse.or.kr Main Facilities: Folk Theatre (189 seats)                       Traditional Korean Wedding Hall (80 pyong)                       Traditional Food Showcase (7 rooms)                        Korea House Cultural Products Shop (100 pyong) Main Events: Traditional art performances, traditional food showcase, cultural                     products showcase and sales, traditional wedding, traditional                     lifestyle classes Description: Korea House is available to the public to be used as a traditional                   wedding hall, which provides you with opportunities of opening                   your eyes to the beauty of traditional Korean                   lifestyle and culture. Transportation: Get off at Chungmuro station in subway line 3 or line 4 and                       come to exit 3. Korea House is only 2 minutes away. ĒšJihwaja Specialty: Chosun Dynasty Court Foods Address : 14-67 , jangchung-dong 2-ga , Jung-gu, Seoul Tel : 02-2269-5834 Fax : 02-2269-3026 Closed: New Year's Day according to both solar and lunar calendar, Chusok            (the Korean Thanks Giving day) Menu: Dinners include "Truth" set course, "Good" set course, "Beauty" set course, "Natgot" set course, "Jinji" set course and "Bokssam" set course. Seating Capacity: 120 seats. Parking capacity: 20 vehicles, free parking Description: Jihwaja is not just a restaurant but a cultural space full of Korean traditional flavor and esthetics. The Important Intangible Cultural Asset Mrs. Hyesung Hwang and her initiates will provide quality food combined with warm service and courtesy. Credit card: All kinds of cards are accepted. Transportation: Drive toward Namsan from Jangchung-dong or drive toward Jangchung-dong from Hanam Bridge. In case of subway, get off at Dongdaeipku station of line 3. Ēš Daerimjong Specialty: Traditional Korean food, Court Jongol and others. Open all the year round Address : 13-18 ,Pil-dong 2(i)-ga , Jung-gu, Seou Tel : 02-2266-1540/2678 Menu: Korean food, bulkogi, kalbi, jongol Seating capacity: 800 seats Parking capacity: 50 vehicles Description: Daerimjong has 40 years of tradition at the same place, offering warm and attentive service to customers. All kinds of sauces are homemade by the staff of Daerimjong and have genuine taste and flavor. Bulgogi (Korean barbecued beef) Dinner also tastes distinctive since it was prepared in advance so that the seasonings could be instilled thoroughly into the meat. You are recommended to taste Court Jongol(stew) here with a variety of fresh vegetables and seafood. Credit card: BC, VISA, LG, Winerse, Kookmin Transportation: Get off at Chungmuro station in subway line 3 or 4. Come to exit 8 or 9. It's right across the Daehan Theatre. Ēš Pulhyangki- Specialty: Sanchae set course Address : 190-12 ,jangchung-dong Jung-gu, Seou Tel : 02-2265-1320 Fax : 02-265-1320 Menu: Sanchae Bibimbab(assortment of the vegetables on rice), Aroma set meal, Grass Aroma set meal, Big Set, Seating capacity: 100 seats Parking capacity: 20 vehicles Description: A place where you can enjoy a quiet time in the center of city. San Namul Bibimbab here may be a good try. A wide variety of tea ranging more than 12 kinds are available. Credit card: All kinds of cards are accepted. Transportation: Get off at Dongdae Ipku station of subway line 3 and come to exit 1. Ēš Chamsutgol - Specialty: Nutrient Dolsot-bab Address : 19 ,mukyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul Tel : 02-774-2100 Closed: New Year's Day according to new calendar, Chusok (the Korean Thanks Giving Day) Menu: Yongyang Dolsot-bab (Bibimbab served sizzling in a traditional hot stone bowl with Korean vegetables and roots), Chonju Bibimpob, Kkotdeungshim (Juicy Fillet Mignon). Seating Capacity: 120 seats. Description: After 8 months of preparation period of time, Chamsutgol opened during the time of the IMF crisis in 1998 despite the economic depression in Korea. They use best-quality Chamsut (hard charcoal) from Kangwon-do. Their Jangsu-gopsot-dolsot is considered to be one of the best in Korea. They take pride in using the first grade Korean meat they purchase directly from the farms. Location: Across the Kolon Building, the former gymnasium.