HAJJkoreahalalfood @ Seoul

Name: HAJJkoreahalalfood
Address: South Korea, Seoul, A동 1-1 1층 KR 서울특별시 용산구 서울특별시 용산구 우사단로 10길 39 A동 1-1, 1층 서울시 용산구 한남동 732-21, KR
Telephone: 070-7807-5185
Rating: 4.4

South Korea, Seoul, A동 1-1 1층 KR 서울특별시 용산구 서울특별시 용산구 우사단로 10길 39 A동 1-1, 1층 서울시 용산구 한남동 732-21

4.4/5.0 (396 reviews)

Halal IngredientsRestaurantKorean

070-7807-5185

Monday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Friday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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Last Updated: 9th October 2026

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Rated 3.0/5.0 2 years ago

Update: Btw, I paid “71,000 krw” for this food. I think it is too EXPENSIVE for solo person like me, as per my Korean friends. I was alone and ordered only 4 menus. ~ Chicken ~ Bibimbap ~ Pancake ~ Bulgogi ~ Rice (maybe she added only for free) Ahjumma forgot my "Fanta drink", I am not sure if she charged it on my bill. 😅 Idk if she has another menu price for foreigners, anyhow, what she charged me was still beyond the ordered price. Allahualam. The 'Hajj Korean Halal Restaurant' saved me from going hungry last night. This restaurant is right next to the entrance of Seoul Masjid. The ahjumma was nice to accommodate me and cooked the food I ordered. Everything was good, HOWEVER (read update above) 🔝

Nazreen Rahmat

Rated 5.0/5.0 4 years ago

Masyallah! Went here a few days ago during the cold season. Finding halal food after 2200hrs was indeed challenging as most shop are closed except this one. Ajumma Mariam is indeed the master of her home cooked crafts! All the food and drinks prepared solely by her and on the spot. Freshness and exciting to your tastebuds to experience pure Korean home cooked meal with an exceptionally affordable price. Very friendly as well! I would definitely recommend all and love to try again during our next visit to Seoul,,,👍🏽❄️🎆☕✨

mosid

Rated 5.0/5.0 4 years ago

This is the place to go for a taste of home made Korean food. Tucked away just beside the great mosque in Itaewon, Seoul, (and a hike from Itaewon station) Hajj serves delicious authentic Korean cuisines from the usual starters to the bulgagis, pancakes, an array of soups such as seafood, beef etc, noodles to the fried chicken. The menu is single handedly prepared by the owner Mdm Mariam Nur, who welcomes you with an open smile and leaves you with a warm hug and blessings in the cold weather. A must, away from the busy eateries in Seoul city (ie Myeongdong etc).

Miare Tay

Rated 5.0/5.0 4 years ago

Best korean authentic halal food you can find. We ordered grilled makerel, tofu stew and spicy chicken. One of the best in seoul. Over here, you can enjoy a sincere authentic sumptuous food cooked by the owner. However, I can tell they have definitely seen better days. Covid really impacted people from all walks of lives. So if you are nearby, swing by and show your support! You won't regret. Like my comment if you agree.

Lucas Koh

Rated 5.0/5.0 8 years ago

I stumbled upon Hajj Korea Halal Food restaurant by accident, and certainly one of the ‘accidents’ I’m grateful for. Hajj is one of the few restaurants in Itaewon that serve Korean food. Dare I say that they do serve authentic Korean food as the food is cooked by a native Korean lady who has been a Muslim for over 26 years! Mashallah I’ll say. The restaurant serves a huge variety of korean food. You can get all of the classic Korean food seen on tv such as the spicy tofu stew, korean seafood pancake and the cold noodles to name a few. The food served is absolutely delicious, prepared right when you order it, nothing of that gimmick restaurants have by preparing certain components beforehand. I ordered a couple of dishes, Beef Bulgogi, Stir Fried Udon, Spicy Tofu Stew, Seafood Pancake, and of course rice. The food was flavoured well and the seafood was definitely fresh. Although the pictures attached in my review may not look appealing, fret not, the food wouldn’t disappoint you. Apart from food, the korean lady was extremely friendly and generous. She shared her life story and her journey on being a Muslim in Korea. She also warned us that many restaurants in Korea are not actually halal and are actually capitalising on the rising trend of Muslim travellers. She urged us to only dine at establishments that are certified by the Korea Muslim Federation or restaurants that are listed in the Muslim Friendly Restaurant provided by the Korea Tourism Organization. It’s a bonus that she is able to converse in English and a little bit in Malay/Bahasa Melayu. Hajj is located along the streets on Itaewon where the Seoul Mosque is located at. Upon seeing the Seoul Mosque on your left, turn right and walk all the way in. It is not located on the main street hence you may miss out finding it.

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