A chef cooks a seasonal course on the teppan — one plate at a time, at an intimate counter in Hongdae.
Omakase means you leave the menu to the chef. At MIZI, that course is cooked on a teppan — a flat iron griddle — at the counter, right in front of you. No ordering, no guesswork: a sequence of seasonal Korean dishes, served the moment each is ready, with the chef explaining every plate.
A handful of seats face the griddle. You watch every course come together.
One set menu, built around what's best that week. Korean ingredients, omakase precision.
One small seating at a time. Come for a date, a celebration, or the craft itself.
Seoul's best-known omakase counters can run well past ₩150,000. MIZI brings the same care — a chef, a counter, a considered course — for ₩80,000. It is the kind of meal you photograph, and the kind of place you tell friends about.
“The ingredients were impeccably fresh — the beef melted in the mouth. For every course, the staff explained how it was made and where it came from; you can feel the care. At around ₩80,000, the value is genuinely reasonable — ideal for an anniversary or a business dinner.”
Five minutes from Hapjeong and Hongik Univ. stations — easy to reach on your way through Hongdae.
Booking is handled on CatchTable, in English. Choose your date and party size — confirmation is instant. No Korean phone number, and no call.
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