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Seomyeon mazesoba shop near the NC intersection, known for mazesoba and pork-skin abura soba
A Seomyeon mazesoba and ramen shop near Exit 8 and the old NC department-store intersection. There is no dedicated parking, so nearby paid or public parking is the realistic route.
Order first at the entrance kiosk, then wait with a number if seats are full. Mazesoba is the main draw: mix the noodles with egg yolk, seaweed, green onion, and sauce, then change the bowl with vinegar or chili oil and finish with free rice in the remaining sauce. Pork-skin abura soba is cleaner and spicier than the mazesoba. It suits solo meals, quick Seomyeon lunches, and two-person ramen dates more than relaxed larger-group dining.
Order from this shortlist: Mazesoba KRW 11,000 · Pork-skin abura soba KRW 13,500 · Ie-kei tonkotsu ramen · Gyoza set · Umeboshi ade. Seasonal dishes come and go, and the counter board has the final word.
In one line: Seomyeon mazesoba shop near the NC intersection, known for mazesoba and pork-skin abura soba.