On this trip, Wendy took me to Seoul to have a good breakfast almost every day. This porridge is an example.There is not much discomfort in the early stages of pregnancy. My baby is developing and makes me feel hungry or sleepy. So before going out, I will check out where there is a delicious breakfast shop, and feed our mother and child to get a full day trip.
How to get there: How do I get to Seoul Benjamin Myeongdong Store?
Myeongdong, a shopping paradise for girls, this congee Myeongdong store (본죽명동점) is located in the Myeongdong business district. Take Seoul Metro Line 424 to Myeongdong Station (#XNUMX), and exit from Exit XNUMX or XNUMX After that, turn into the road next to UNIQLO, and you will see the Hon Congee Myeongdong store behind UNIQLO.
If you take Seoul Metro Line 2 and exit at Euljiro Entrance Station (#202) to Myeongdong, it is recommended to go to Honjo Myeongdong No. 2 Store (본죽명동 2호점), depending on which line the hotel is in. Myeongdong is more convenient.
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▲ This congee store in Myeongdong is located behind UNIQLO and exits from Exit XNUMX or XNUMX of Myeongdong Station.
▲ The No. 2 store of Benjak Myeongdong is near the exits 2 and XNUMX of Euljiro entrance station. Opposite the No. XNUMX store is the Wangfei’s grilled Korean beef restaurant.
▲ This congee store in Myeongdong is located on the second floor of this building behind UNIQLO.
▲ This congee store in Myeongdong is on the second floor, and the money exchange is on the first floor.
▲ Proceed to the second floor.
▲ The business is excellent, and there are already many customers dining in.
Meal information and dining experience at Ben Congee Myeongdong Branch (본죽)
When inquiring about the information, Qiaoyou.com introduced this congee shop, saying that it is a place where the heroine of the Korean drama "Boys Over Flowers" Jin Si Cao works. It uses fresh ingredients and does not contain any additives. The portion is not discounted, and there are more than 1,000 chains. Branch stores drive the overall business.There are about 30-35 seats in the Myeongdong branch (visual inspection). We deliberately chose to eat in the morning on normal days to avoid weekend crowds and waiting in line. Fortunately, when we arrived at the store, a group of guests left after their meal.
The number of foreign tourists has increased. The menu of this porridge shop is marked in Korean, English, and Chinese. Some people would recommend that two people eat one portion. We are not sure whether the shop has a low consumption or accepts divided food. Wendy and I will choose a popular one. Fortunately, the signature porridge was in the early stage of pregnancy, and it was eaten up bite after bite!The porridge contains a variety of fresh vegetables, with seaweed, sesame, and seafood. The taste of rice is not like Taiwan or Hong Kong, which will be boiled to rotten. It has a slightly grainy texture. It is very nutritious with side dishes and soup.
▲ The price of the meal is for readers' reference.
▲ The taste is in line with our liking, delicious!
▲ When pairing with side dishes, I only understand why everyone recommends Korean food.
▲ The consumption amount is not expensive. If you come to Myeongdong for a day trip, you may wish to arrange a meal here.
Conclusion
Before departure, we asked the doctor and clinic staff about the meal during pregnancy. At about 13 weeks, the doctor advised that eating sashimi was not recommended, but the rest could be normal eating.Therefore, in the itinerary, Wendy almost always arranges tonic and nutritious shops to satisfy the hungry mother and the developing son.
If readers are the same as us, this is the first time to travel to Seoul, this congee store in Myeongdong is quite recommended to be included in the list, do not worry about family tastes dislike or not enough to eat, the itinerary is also quite convenient.
◎ Hon Porridge Myeongdong Store‧ 본죽명동점
– Chinese address: 2F, 65-2, 2nd Street, Chungmuro, Jung-gu, Seoul
– Phone: +82 2-755-3562
– Official website: https://www.bonif.co.kr/
