[2025 Seoul Restaurant] Travel Guide for Kampungku (Updated Apr)

#cherryblossom25 💞Reasons to Recommend: When I went to Korean sometimes I felt like eating malaysian food. Located at Myeondong, Seoul this restaurant is a must visit if I were to visit Seoul again. In the middle of the town and walking distance to Namsan Tower, this cafe served many choices of foods including fried rice, satay, nasi lemak and teh tarik! 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: This two storey restaurant has a nice ambience and clean. The got many seating area and got surau too! Friendly staff and delicious food. 💰Average Price per Person: ₩10,000–20,000 per person 🕰️Business Hours: Open everyday from 11am - 9pm 📍Address: KampungKu Restaurant Namsan-dong Seoul, South Korea

1. Gosame Hapjeong Branch - All the dishes sooo good! Must try when you are in Seoul! 2. Goryeo Samgyetang- My first time trying authentic samgyetang in Seoul and it's actually soo good but the portion soo big for me 3. Kampungku - Mostly knowing for their Malaysian food but we try full korean meals here 4. Jojokalguksu - Another place you must try when you in Seoul! Their kalguksu and haemul pajeon sooo good! Look how generous squid and prawn on their pajeon 5. Halal KBBQ in Hongdae - they used lamb meat for this kbbq. Kimchi fried rice is soo spicy and good! 6. Manja kitchen Itaewon - try halal street food here. Everything soo good to me!#seoul_korea #seoulfood

#localfoodies Kampungku Restaurant in Myeongdong is a delightful find for Muslim travelers seeking authentic halal Korean food. My visit was a culinary highlight, thanks to their flavorful dishes and welcoming atmosphere. I ordered the fried rice kimchi, which was perfectly seasoned with just the right balance of tanginess and spice. The tuna stew with rice was hearty and comforting, packed with rich flavors that warmed me up after a day of sightseeing. The standout, however, was the Korean fried chicken—crispy on the outside, tender inside, and coated in a deliciously sweet and spicy sauce. The restaurant’s commitment to halal standards without compromising on authenticity made the experience even better. Kampungku is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy Korea’s iconic flavors while observing dietary preferences. Great food, friendly service, and a cozy setting—it’s a gem in Myeongdong!