Oh Se Gae Hyang 오세계향 - Seoul

Nice vegan food. I was here in 2018, and came again in 2022. Nice to see that the shop is still going strong. The fake mock meat has good texture. The dishes seem quite close to original, IMO. A definite recommendation.

3 star only because of the bad service. The server was rude and as foreigner it made things harder. She also took our order wrong.we ordered 1 meal but she gave us 2, when we tried to reconfirm she said its 1 meal but charged for 2. However all the unfortunates aside, the food was yummy. Interior was cozy. I will not visit again just because of the bad behaviour

What an experience!! Hidden behind a vibrant City market area and down a short, narrow pathway is this gem of a Vegan restaurant. On offer were Vegan versions of all the famous Korean dishes, and rather than trying to create a like for like, the two ladies running the Restaurant go out of their way to create something tasty while being obviously vegan, plant based and healthy. Although for me this is not a negative, be aware that the seating arrangement for this restaurant is traditional and therefore on a cushion on the floor with your legs under a low table. Might not be for everyone and those with bad back/trouble getting up. The noodles and other dishes that can be made large, are exactly that and are definitely a good idea for sharing. Be sure to try the soy cutlet style dish if you like spice, and the gyoza style dumplings are wonderful and filled with flavour both inside and on the glazed outside. Tea and water are free, however they also offer soda/beer and other drinks. Just as I’ve found and other Korean only Vegan establishments, there are posters and other info on what veganism means, it’s affect on the planet and the ethos behind the diet choice. Top Marks!! A must visit if in town.

Probably the best vegan Korean food I have ever had. Very cozy/homey feel. If you are vegan or vegetarian then it’s an absolute must try since everything on menu is 100% vegan

I loved this place. Always grateful for vegan restaurants as we Muslim can have it without worry. We went here twice. I loved the katsu with rice I had and also the hot udon i had the second time we went there. Muslim friendly, Halal friendly. Maybe slightly on the higher price range. Located at the alley on the left side of Samzigil if youre facing it from outside, at the very heart of Insadong the famous attraction.