Badatga Suragan Deoksugung
Restaurants

Badatga Suragan Deoksugung

A family restaurant with a view of the Deoksugung stone wall path, serving Korean seafood such as abalone and cockles

High chairStroller friendlyDistinctly Korean
0-2 yrs3-5 yrs6-9 yrs

Location

4F Ocheon Hall Building, 7 Deoksugung-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul

Basic information

Location
4F Ocheon Hall Building, 7 Deoksugung-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
Closed days
Saturdays and Sundays
Opening hours
Mon-Fri11:00-21:30
Break time
14:30-17:00
Last order
20:30
Price range
Higher-end

Worth checking before you go

Stroller
Small only
A compact stroller is easier
High chair
Yes
Nursing room
No
Baby changing table
No
Multilingual menu
Yes
Non-spicy options
Yes

Tips from parents who've been

💡 There is a lift, but it is on the small side. 💡 The room is large and tables are well spaced, so a stroller sits easily beside you. 💡 The window seats look over Deoksugung, which makes the meal more enjoyable.

Tips for going with kids

💡 Abalone porridge is soft and gentle, and easy for children to eat. 💡 Ask for the sauce on the side with the abalone bibimbap and a young child can eat it too 💡 A range of seaweed side dishes comes with the meal, a natural way to introduce new Korean ingredients.

Travelling in Korea

💡 Abalone and cockles are signature seafood of Korea's southern coast. 💡 It is relatively quiet, so the meal is calmer than at a busy tourist restaurant. 💡 Many people come here before or after walking the Deoksugung stone wall path.

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