CHOMP @ 162 K-Town

This tiny space with limited tables sits in an ambiguous zone, blurring the lines between a casual dinner spot and a bar. The room is brightly lit, filled with a soundtrack of 1980s Korean songs and a crowd that often leans older. From the kitchen come shareable dishes like seafood pancakes and dumplings—which can be ordered fried—along with portions large enough to yield leftovers. Meals here often come with small extras on the house, like complimentary side dishes or a sweet Yakult.