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What to order at Maru Jayeonsik Kimbap
- Must order
- Vegan kimbap (seaweed rice rolls) with seasonal vegetable fillings.
- Signature dishes
- Vegan kimbap, Organic banchan
- Editor tip
- Arrive early; the seating is limited and the queue forms quickly at lunchtime.
CuisineVegan Korean
Price₩
NeighborhoodJongno and Insadong
HoursDaily
Last verified
Signature dishes: Vegan kimbap, Organic banchan
Must order: Vegan kimbap (seaweed rice rolls) with seasonal vegetable fillings.
Tip: Arrive early; the seating is limited and the queue forms quickly at lunchtime.
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Location
Address: 3-20 Insadong-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
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Signature: Seolleongtang
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