Restaurants
Neungradoh Gwanghwamun
Private rooms and high chairs — a well-known Pyongyang cold noodle restaurant where a fussy child is no problem
Private roomHigh chairStroller friendly
0-2 yrs3-5 yrs6-9 yrs
Location
3F, 15 Saemunan-ro 3-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Basic information
Location
3F, 15 Saemunan-ro 3-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Closed days
None
Opening hours
11:00-21:30
Break time
Yes
Price range
Moderate
Worth checking before you go
Stroller
AllowedUse the building lift (3F)
High chair
YesNursing room
NoBaby changing table
NoMultilingual menu
YesNon-spicy options
YesTips from parents who've been
💡 Private rooms normally need a booking, but do ask — you can use one if it is free
💡 You can ask for the noodles to be cut with scissors.
Tips for going with kids
💡 With a child, bulgogi and dumplings are a safer bet than the cold noodles.
💡 The plate dumplings come in a half portion (8,000 won). The filling is soft and good to share with a child.
Travelling in Korea
💡 Pyongyang naengmyeon is known for its mild, understated broth. It can taste plain at first — that is how it is meant to be.
💡 Korean bulgogi is marinated in sweet soy sauce, and children usually take to it.
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