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What to order at EID Halal Korean Food
- Must order
- Halal bibimbap or Korean BBQ platter.
- Signature dishes
- Halal Korean BBQ, Bibimbap
- Editor tip
- The mosque alley on Usadan-ro has several halal Korean options side by side; EID is the one with the longest-running local reputation.
CuisineHalal Korean
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NeighborhoodItaewon and Hannam
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Signature dishes: Halal Korean BBQ, Bibimbap
Must order: Halal bibimbap or Korean BBQ platter.
Tip: The mosque alley on Usadan-ro has several halal Korean options side by side; EID is the one with the longest-running local reputation.
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Location
Address: 15 Usadan-ro 10-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
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